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My buddy, Adam, has kindly agreed to help me out with this one as this week we’re looking at Jaws on the Nintendo Entertainment System....
Retro Respawn – WWE SmackDown! vs. RAW 2007
by Kyle Moffat
WWE SmackDown! vs. RAW (SvR) games are beloved by the wrestling community. They provided a very fun arcade-like experience while mixing in intriguing stories separate...
The Fitzgerald Scale – Thoughts on Quake Remastered for the Nintendo Switch
I have written about Quake before when I played what I considered to be a pretty janky and messy SEGA Saturn port a while back....
Retro Respawn – Tecmo World Cup ’92 (SEGA Mega Drive)
England actually had a pretty decent tournament this summer, reaching the Final of Euro 2020 before suffering a narrow defeat to Italy on penalties. The...
Retro Respawn – Dynasty Warriors 4
Last week I gave some of my thoughts on the Dynasty Warriors movie, and watching the film gave me the impetus to go back and...
The Fitzgerald Scale – Thoughts on the Dynasty Warriors Movie
I think I’ve mentioned before that I enjoy playing the Dynasty Warriors series of games from Koei Tecmo, with the combination of wild brawling action...
Retro Wrestle Respawn – The WCW World Television Title: A Brief(ish) Journey In Time – Part Twelve (Epilogue)
Hello again and thank you for joining me on the final part of this trip down wrestling memory lane. Over the course of the past...
Retro Wrestle Respawn – The WCW World Television Title: A Brief(ish) Journey In Time – Part Eleven (Steiner to Duggan)
Welcome back to what may be the Final Part of our journey down wrestling memory lane, as we once again dive into the history of...
Death’s Door Review
by Ryan Jones
Death’s Door is Xbox’s new exclusive title that resembles classic Zelda-style combat mixed in with a seemingly Dark Souls inspired rolling mechanic and topped off...
Retro Wrestle Respawn – The WCW World Television Title: A Brief(ish) Journey In Time – Part Ten (Steiner to Benoit)
Welcome back as we once again take a stroll upon the promenade of Professional Wrestling history to look at the lineage of the WCW World...
Ender Lilies: Quietus of the Knights Xbox Series X/S Review
by Ryan Jones
I haven’t played a Metroidvania in quite some time, possibly not since I completed Blasphemous, developed by The Game Kitchen. After noticing high amounts of...
Retro Wrestle Respawn – The WCW World Television Title: A Brief(ish) Journey In Time – Part Nine (Jericho to Konnan)
Thank You for joining me once again, as we take yet another trip down memory lane to explore the history of the WCW World Television...
Retro Wrestle Respawn – The WCW World Television Title: A Brief(ish) Journey In Time – Part Eight (Booker to Booker)
Hello again and welcome to another jaunt down the rivers of time past, as we once again take a look at the history of the...
Retro Wrestle Respawn – The WCW World Television Title: A Brief(ish) Journey In Time – Part Seven (Disco to Martel)
Welcome back to another trip down wrestling memory lane, as we continue our look through the lineage of the WCW World Television Title. When we...
Retro Wrestle Respawn – The WCW Television Title: A Brief(ish) Journey In Time – Part Five (Badd to Regal)
Welcome to the fifth chapter of our journey back to the days of grappling past, as we take a look at the wrestlers who have...
Retro Wrestle Respawn – The WCW World Television Title: A Brief(ish) Journey In Time – Part Four (Anderson to Page)
Hello and welcome to the fourth chapter in our journey back to the days of wrestling yore, as we once again delve into the mist...
Retro Wrestle Respawn – The WCW World Television Title: A Brief(ish) Journey In Time – Part Three (Regal to Badd)
Welcome back as we once again take a journey into wrestling’s past to look at the WCW World Television Title and those wrestlers who have...
Retro Wrestle Respawn – The WCW World Television Title: A Brief(ish) Journey In Time – Part Two (Steamboat to Steamboat)
Thank You for once again joining me as I take a journey into wrestling’s past in order to look at the history of the Television...

