by Alex Knapp WWF Super WrestleMania Year: 1991 (SNES), 1992 ( Sega Genesis) Systems: SNES and Sega Genesis Developer: Sculptured Software Publisher: LJN (SNES), Flying Edge (Genesis) Have you noticed that there’s been a huge dearth of wrestling games over… Read More ›
by Alex Knapp WWF European Rampage Tour Year: 1992 Systems: MS-DOS PC, Amiga, Atari ST and Commodore 64 Developer: Arc Developers Publisher: Ocean Software Every now and then, the World Wrestling Federation/World Wrestling Entertainment takes the time to acknowledge that… Read More ›
by Alex Knapp Well, WWE 2K15 is upon us. Sure, the last-gen versions were released this past month, but really, with how beefed up the graphics are and the major addition of the MyCareer feature, the next-gen versions are the… Read More ›
by Alex Knapp WWF WrestleMania Year: 1988 System: Nintendo Entertainment System Developer: Rare Publisher: Acclaim By the latter half of the 1980s, the World Wrestling Federation (WWF) was the unquestioned king of pro wrestling. Vince McMahon’s ambitious growth had seen… Read More ›
by Daniel Johnson Guten tag readers! Help to pump up indie/foreign wrestling and vote for The Crown J here. Also, go here for details on how to win a $25 WWE Shop Gift Card. Info on the 30 in 30… Read More ›
by Daniel Johnson Interviewer’s Note: Chase Matthews is an independent wrestler based out of Michigan who is enjoying his best year as a wrestler yet in 2013. Matthews has perhaps most notably made a splash in the Price of Glory… Read More ›
by Daniel Johnson Hey chaps and chapettess! Be a mate and support independent wrestling by voting for The Crown J here. Also, go here for information on how to win a free Blu-ray of ECW Unreleased Volume 2. Lastly, if… Read More ›
by Daniel Johnson Believe it or not tonight’s SummerSlam will be only the second in the event’s over twenty year history to feature two matches where women are participants. Prior to tonight, SummerSlam 2000 was the event, which saw the… Read More ›
by Bad Booking If there was ever an edition of Wrestlemania whose overall success would hinge on its main event, it was the 25th anniversary of Wrestlemania. The main event in question was a WWE Championship Match featuring Randy Orton,… Read More ›
by Daniel Johnson It is no secret that the WWF was ailing in the mid 1990s. While the obvious backlash over a certain scandal (I think it involved anabolic asteroids or something) was a major culprit, some of the company’s… Read More ›
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