The Nintendo 64 classic WCW/nWo Revenge continues to surprise gamers to this day. The running grapple wasn’t implemented into the AKI wrestling games until Virtual Pro Wrestling 2 and WWF No Mercy.
The nWo was, and still is, one of the most recognizable and popular stables in professional wresting history. Comprised initially of Kevin Nash, Scott Hall, and Hulk Hogan, the trio terrorized WCW ...
"The iconic rise and fall of WCW is one of professional wrestling's most captivating stories – full of big dreams, massive successes, painful failures, and the harsh realities of the pro wrestling ...
Former WCW wrestler Konnan has apparently had one heckuva rough health run in recent years, and it looks like that is continuing. According to a story on Wrestling Inc., Konnan, whose real name is ...
There have been some stellar wrestling games over the years, but it is difficult for many games to supersede the classic Nintendo 64 wrestling Titles from THQ. The game that started that journey was ...
The original NWO (New World Order) stable in World Championship Wrestling consisted of Hulk Hogan, Kevin Nash, and the late Scott Hall. The group, which was created during "WCW Nitro's" Monday Night ...
The New World Order is one of the most successful factions in the history of wrestling, and even though it ballooned out of control as years went by, its initial formation in 1996 was the jumping off ...
Kevin Nash, Scott Hall and Hulk Hogan lit the industry on fire when they helped launch the New World Order faction in World Championship Wrestling and ignited the "Monday Night Wars" with WWE. Nash ...
Watch your step, for you’ve just entered the Graveyard. Inside, we’ll be digging up games that have long been without a pulse. You’ll see both good and bad ...
This was also a weird time for the Four Horsemen. The group consisted of Ric Flair, Arn Anderson, and Mongo McMichael, with Chris Benoit thrown in, and Jeff Jarrett trying to become a member. He does ...
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