by Alex Knapp WWF Attitude Year: 1999 Systems: PlayStation, Nintendo 64 and Dreamcast Developer: Iguana Entertainment Publisher: Acclaim As the 1990s approached an end, the WWF was back in the saddle again. Rocked by the steroid trials of the early 1990s,… Read More ›
by Daniel Johnson, Kyle Childers, Dave Pendleton, Doug Nunnally and Justin Watry Editor’s Note: Doug Nunnally is a music journalist who has also covered pro wrestling and is joining the WWE Pay-Per-View Roundtable for a guest appearance. Nunnally’s work can… Read More ›
by Alex Knapp WWE’13 Year: 2012 System: PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and Wii Developer: Yuke’s Publisher: THQ Before THQ went out of business, they had one last outing in their long relationship with WWE. The previous year had seen them… 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 Daniel Johnson He’s arrogant, provocative and incredibly charismatic. He is Conor McGregor. If you locked TNA wrestler Rockstar Spud in a dungeon, forced him to work out, fed him nothing but PCP then entered him in a real life… Read More ›
by Daniel Johnson, Kyle Childers, Jason Tolland and Martin Bentley – Editor’s Note: Martin Bentley the founder of ProWres Land returns to make another guest appearance for the WWE Pay-Per-View Roundtable. Also, making up the roundtable this month is Kyle Childers/Hawk… Read More ›
by Alex Knapp WWE All Stars Year: 2011 Systems: PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, Wii and PlayStation 2 Developer: THQ Publisher: THQ Being a fan of wrestling video games hasn’t been an easy thing within the past decade or so. Just… Read More ›
by Daniel Johnson Interviewer’s Note: Tristan Archer is a French wrestler who has been performing since 2009. Archer was trained by Lance Storm and began his career in Canada having just one match in front of a paying crowd before… Read More ›
by Kyle Childers It’s that time again kids, that special time when WWE puts on it’s favorite Ring of Honor shirt and dips it’s fingers in Cheeto dust to pretend to be indie for the night, it’s NXT Takeover: Fatal 4… Read More ›
by Alex Knapp WWF War Zone Year: 1998 System: PlayStation and Nintendo 64 Developer: Acclaim Publisher: Acclaim When WWF War Zone came out, the World Wrestling Federation hadn’t released a video game in over a year. They had just spent… Read More ›
The Johnson Transcript 