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This Death Rider stuff is literally THE worst. I don't know how long they plan to drag this mess out but the sooner they get the belt of Mox, the better.

I remember why I don't watch full wwe shows now, that was a slog to get through! Also them constantly blowing Netflix was SO tedious. Also Also, is The Rock just dropping the last year's worth of story and character work? Felt weird as hell.

I can't recall a single thing Ryan Nemeth has ever done. Was it a promo whilst Punk was there or is this a recent deal? Also what was said?

Punk and Heyman back made me incredibly happy.

I f***ing love Death Stranding, I find it so cozy, the soundtrack is peak, the setting is peak and the game play is oddly calming for me. I can understand why people don't like that aspect of the game but that's exactly why I love it. I'm glad you're enjoying it too, I feel it get written off to quickly.

^ wait really? So what happens with Okada and Perry? What was the pay off of taking out Tony Khan? What was the pay off of the Young Bucks taking control? Have they really just been replaced another similar angle but now with Moxley taking over? This isn't making a ton of sense to me.

Shame they didn't get a bigger reaction from the crowd. I'm very happy they're in the WWE but I do wonder if it would of been more impactful like a decade ago.

Have the explained why Moxley turned on Danielson? I keep upto date primarily through Youtube clips but all I have come across is overly vague lengthy speeches by Mox that dance around his actual reasoning? 'You work for me now' 'I hate what this place has become' 'I'm willing to do what others aren't'. What does he mean?? What was Danielson doing that the BCC weren't? Why did the rest of the group follow Mox and not Danielson? Why did they try and murder him twice?

As far as story and atmosphere it's completely unrivaled in the space, it's genuinely incredible. Bloober did a tremendous job in capturing the originals vision but also allowing for extra emotion and weight due in large part by the facial capture and performances. I can't believe I'm saying this but I do think they largely surpassed the original in almost every metric. However, it does overstay its welcome slightly. ALOT of the areas and puzzles have been expanded substantially which I do feel hurts its pacing. You also have to be aware that the game is comprised of mainly fetch quests, search rooms, to find keys to enter other rooms to get an item or code you need to progress. Rinse and repeat. If you're not down for that sort of game play then the later areas especially can be quite a grind. The combat isn't something to write home about either but it's not what the game is about. I'd recommend it to anyone for the story alone, there isn't many games like it and it is well worth you're time for that fact alone. This will be the perfect introduction for you to what Silent Hill is meant to be!

Silent Hill 2 Remake. I'm SO relieved that it's good, I was so worried when I found out Bloober were the team doing it but I gotta give them credit they did very well here. Hope this leads to more Silent Hill in the future.

Best HIAC match i can remember in like 2 decades, hell of an end for a blood feud. Major props to Drew and Punk for telling one hell of a story line the ring, can't sing its praises enough.

Just finished 'Thank Goodness You're Here!'. It was a total joy, humor was right up my street. Got some downtime now until Silent Hill 2 drops in a week, which I'm cautiously optimistic for. The latest gameplay trailers have quelled some of my early anxieties on the game.

I'm not all that savvy with AEW over the past year or so but did Danielson say this was his last year wrestling? If so, who do you guys think ultimately defeats and retires him?

As much as I may critique AEW, the finish of All In made me jump out my seat with glee. Those moments are rare, so props where it's well deserved.

That end segment was immaculate

Dayumm, Priest nearly dying with that flip. The camera work for the Punk spot was great.

I find it endearing but I'm from Newcastle, where the football fans are rabid. I can understand it being foreign or outright annoying to other cultures though. I for one love the sustained passion.

I really wish they'd pull the trigger on Takeshita man. He's done a whole lot of nothing after whooping Kenny last year. He's really great and deserves better.

Why did he jump feet first anyways? It looked awkward as hell to land. Why not a splash OR just not do it as the premise of the match was to keep them inside. Either way it looked like a horrible botch and I hope he makes a speedy recovery, especially considering his age.

I'm confused what was Tony Khan fearing his life over? Is there a separate incident or something? This was a whole lot of nothing. Anyways, let's move on as this was embarrassing. They got Punk chants on their own show for goodness sake. I don't see what this positively accomplished that wasn't already addressed previously. Punk went after Perry, he was released. The end. This doesn't make Tony or AEW look good and now the internets having a field day with it. I don't know what they were thinking. If the goal was to embarrass Punk its backfired massively. Some serious egg on face.

That was great

Nah, the BCC are anti-dimes to me, Claudios felt like an absolute stand in since he got there. - Danielson came in HOT and had a good few months but has dramatically cooled off, due to injuries and Khan's booking. - Moxley was undeniably great for the first few years of AEW. However he's gotten considerably worse over the years to where I feel he's regressing as a wrestler! I genuinely think he's one of the worst 'top guys' currently working (considering his continued exposure). - Christian I can't argue with, he's been phenomenal WHEN allowed time to shine. - I'm happy for Edge so I don't want to bad mouth him but his run has been underwhelming. Don't think anyone's going to argue that. - FTR are great in spite of Tony at times, he didn't strike when the iron was hot on several occasions. I do agree they're way more over now than they ever were in WWE. My main problem always was and still is how the product is booked. People come in over or get over and they have stop start pushes. Get put in ludicrous matches with people they have no business wrestling, who they end up having competitive matches with. Getting chucked on ROH or other lesser shows which they have no business being on. Up and comers get hot like Hobbs, Takeshita, Starks and ate rarely capitalised on. Why Swerve is so refreshing as Tony seems to actually be sticking with someone's that's gotten over with the audience and doing it WHILST he's hot.

Can't say I'm a fan of hers but my concern however is with how she will be presented. There's been more cases than not of big stars coming in and been considerable cooled off due to Tony's booking. It keeps happening, everyone that comes in ends up less over than when they debuted! There's outliners such as Swerve but man, Khan has a pretty rough record.

LaD: Infinite Wealth Alan Wake 2

That title is nowhere near the level of Romans. It's like getting 2nd place. Cody winning in the rumble and not avenging his wrestlemania loss to Roman isn't a good look. There's no good way to dice it, he lost his spot to The Rock.