DrVenkman PhD
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Hey, don't forget about The Texas Rattlesnake!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XGhcm5vuuW8
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XGhcm5vuuW8
I must have caught them mid-upload. Austin wasn't there earlier.DrVenkman said:Hey, don't forget about The Texas Rattlesnake!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XGhcm5vuuW8
A Dangerous Man - Ken Shamrock
Bad Apple - Carlito
The Cardiac Kid - Tyson Kidd
The Extreme Luchadore - Super Crazy
Father of Extreme - Tommy Dreamer
Tha Gangsta - JTG
The Gold Standard - Shelton Benjamin
Hired Gun - APA Faarooq?
It's Time - Gregory/Shane Helms
Kerwin - Chavo Guerrero
The Kid - X-Pac
The Masterpiece - Chris Masters
The Mastadon - Vader
Moscow Mauler - Vladimir Kozlov
The Ballin Superstar - MVP
Mr. Jackson - Big Zeke
The Narcissist - Lex Luger
The Olympian - Kurt Angle
The Perfect One - Mr. Perfect
Puerto Rican Pride 1 & 2 - Epico & Primo
Samoan Bulldozer - Umaga
Samoan Twin 1 & 2 - The Usos
Shake, Rattle, & Roll - Honky Tonk Man
Superfly - Jimmy Snuka
The Suplex Machine - Tazz
Sydal - Evan Bourne
Too Sexay - Grand Master Sexay
Turn It Up - Scotty 2 Hotty
The Typhoon - Typhoon
The Vampire - Gangrel
Version 1 - Matt Hardy
The Whole Show - RVD
Yard Dog - Junk Yard Dog
You! - Hulk Hogan
Black Widow - Victoria
The Bombshell - Kelly Kelly
Candylicious - Candice Michelle
Charismatic Diva - Lita
Diva Legend - Trish Stratus
The First Lady - Maria
Flawless - Michelle McCool
French Beauty - Maryse
La Felina - Gail Kim
Paparazzi Princess - Melina
Vampire Diva - Ariel/Shelly Martinez
Also, these:
Attitude Era Christian
Attitude Era Edge
Bada-Bing - DDP
Basic - ?
Bird Of Prey - Hawk or Raven?
The Bizarre One - Goldust
Boxing Legend - Mike Tyson
Cactus Jack
Chainsaw Funk - Terry Funk
Chainsaw Maniac - Chainsaw Charlie
Cheer Captain - Kenny Dykstra
The Clown - Doink
Clumsy
Crazed Kamikaze - Sabu
Dammn! - Ron Simmons
Daniel Bryan Original - WWE 12
Daniel Bryan Yes - WWE 13
The Dominator - Bobby Lashley
Dude Love
DX Triple H
Edge (Crowd)
The Enigma - Jeff Hardy
The Extreme Luchadore - Psicosis
Fired Up - ?
Foley
Full of Confidence - ?
Generic Luchadore - El Generico
The Guru - Sonjay Dutt
Helmsley
Jerry The King Lawler
Jim Ross
King Booker
King of Extreme - Sandman
Legend Killer
Mankind 1
Mankind 2
The Man's Man - William Regal
Michael Cole
The Night Crawler - BoogeyMan
The Outlaw - Bradshaw
The Painted Warrior - Ultimate Warrior
Plazma - Trent Barreta
Quiet! I'm On The Phone
Raise The Roof
Rock & Roll Superstar - ?
Roddy Piper
Rough House - ?
R-Truth Classic
R-Truth Crowd
Self Confident - ?
Serious Competitor - ?
Sexy Boy - HBK
Shadow Boxer - ?
Spanky - Brian Kendrick
The Star - Austin Aries
Throat Slash - Arn Anderson
Traditional - ?
VIP
Zombie
Alexis - Mickie James
Cartwheeling Diva
Leisurely Stroll - ?
Starstruck - Ashley Massaro
Should be all retailers, but as a pre-order bonus only. Some stores give out pre-order copies as regular stock, though, for the first little bit.Nymyzys said:Is Ultimate Warrior preorder ONLY or available at other retailers as a standard bundled character? I rememeber a last year or the year before, The Rock was supposedly only available as a Gamestop preorder but any copy you came across at Wal-Mart or Target bragged about Rock being included right there on the cover.
A book project telling the story of wrestling game development around the world, and cataloging every wrestling game ever made!
For a few years now, Audun Sorlie have been interviewing wrestlers and developers of video games through various work for Hardcore Gaming 101, Destructoid and magazine publications. No matter if the interview originally revolved around other subjects, or if he had sat down with them specifically to discuss the world of wrestling, it dawned on him the sheer amount of stories he was gathering that had never been heard before, yet held so much humor, shock, passion and confusion.
And as Sorlie sat down to research this genre further; he discovered the synchronicity between the wrestling industry and the video game industry. Both had experienced a sense of rebirth in 1984, as the WWF expanded its coverage beyond its territory of the northeast and video games resurfaced from the debris of the video game collapse left by Atari. Together these eventual juggernauts formed a tag team, perfectly working together to create an interactive experience of the action seen on TV. Wrestling did not only showcase the sport itself to be represented through maneuvers and rules, but also through the colorful and eccentric characters, tailor made for a medium such as video game to allow fans at home to take control of their favorite wrestler.
Quickly, wrestling video games became one of the most important merchandising item for companies around the world, and in order to bring the likeness of the performers, the authenticity of the moves and the sound of action home to the living room, it would often find itself pushing the limitations of video game consoles as far as it could handle.
That’s exactly why he and his good friend Matthew Gregg, creator of Botchamania, decided to create a truly unique project in order to get the full story told!
The book is built up in 2 interchanging parts. The history chapters which details the story of how wrestling and video games began their rise in the mid 80's and became a solid tag team, looking at the competition between WCW and WWF and how it shaped the games.
-Developing the first wrestling games. (Apooh and Tag Team Wrestling)
-WWF picks up the controller. (The history behind the very first WWF video games and reaction from the wrestlers.)
-Human Psychology (Developing Fire Pro, evolving wrestling in Japan)
-Independent scene (The rise of original wrestling games based on new character designs and creativity.)
-Muscle Memory (The creation of Muscle Breeze/AKI)
-King of the Ring (WWF and WCW go head to head in the virtual ring in the late 90's)
-Broken in Half (Smackdown dominates)
-Colosseum and Kingdoms (The struggles of wrestling games in Japan)
These are just some of the things you will find in the book, and you won't believe the stories you'll hear in this book as wrestling truly is a unique beast to grapple with, even for video game developers. The book will have illustrations based on numerous wrestling games by Minecraft's graphic designer, junkboy!
Between each chapter, there will be a catalog of every wrestling game ever made. That's right, ever! Every game from WWF, NJPW, WCW, FMW, you name it, those developed in the US, those in Japan, even some in Spain. We even went so far to track down a pachinko machine just to write 2 paragraphs for it!
While the book already has extensive research done, there is still a lot of work to be done and stories to be heard. Over the years, I’ve accumulated many interviews that has given me some rare insight and stories ranging from incredible to downright bizarre.
Interviews already conducted over the last few years:
Syuji Yoshida (AKI/Syn Sophia)
GETA (AKI/Syn Sophia)
SUDA51 (Fire Pro Wrestling, No More Heroes)
Akari Uchida (Rumble Roses)
Akira Yamaoka (Rumble Roses)
Tetsuo Hara (Creator of Hokuto no Ken, character designer for Muscle Bomber/Slam Masters)
Ray Lloyd (Glacier in WCW, discussing his video game themed character and internal dealings with Midway.)
Yoshihisa Kishimoto (Director of WWF Wrestlefest, WWF Superstars Arcade, Creator of Double Dragon)
Immersion (AAA Lucha Libre Developer)
Panic Button (Developers of Hulk Hogan Main Event)
Former staff of THQ
Former staff of EA (WCW Mayhem/Backstage Assault development members)
Samoa Joe (TNA)
AJ Styles (TNA)
Mike Quackenbush (Chikara)
Mick Foley (WWE Hall of Famer)
+ more announced throughout the funding process.
In addition, we have contacted and reached out to many of the following to take part in this project and sit down with us for interviews. We can’t guarantee their participation, but with the proper budget and equipment, it is highly possible we can get them onboard:
Bret Hart (WWE Hall of Famer)
Ted Dibiase (WWE Hall of Famer)
Diamond Dallas Page (Former WCW world champion, creator of DDP Yoga)
Warrior (WWE and WCW Legend)
Takashi Shimada (Creator of Kinnikuman)
Yoshiaki Inose (Tecmo)
Masato Masuda (HUMAN, creator of Pro Wrestling NES)
Simon Inoki (Former NJPW president)
Steve Ryno (Former VP and develop assistant on THQ’s WCW releases)
The higher our budget is, the more stars we can get access to through booking fees and scheduling. Our network extends quite far into both the video game industry and the wrestling industry between the 2 authors. The interviews will be shared online with the reward tiers above $30.
Correction. Both HHH & Steph's versions of My Time are in the game. It's King of Kings that is missing.ギース・ハワード said:Looks like the only version of My Time is Steph's edited version.