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Jeff Jarrett is coming back in.

Have you played them all? From the last three batches, each of these are good-to-great. Everybody’s Gone to the Rapture The Deadly Tower of Monsters Dirt 3 Costume Quest 2 Letter Quest Remastered Invisible, Inc. Hyper Void VVVVVV Day of the Tentacle Remastered* This War of Mine: The Little Ones Blazerush The Swindle Titan Souls * This is a genuine classic and an absolutely fantastic game

Like last month, due to cross-buy you can pick up five games for PS4 from the six available. The games update on 03/01/17, so you have until then to download the ones from the previous post. Day of the Tentacle Remastered (PS4, PS Vita) This War of Mine: The Little Ones (PS4) Blazerush (PS3) The Swindle (PS3, PS4, PS Vita) Azkend 2 (PS4, PS Vita) Titan Souls (PS Vita, PS4)

As I've known him since he was a kid, I'm chuffed to bits for Wolfgang to get this type of exposure. That being said, I'm uber-excited to see Pete Dunne tear this thing up on his way to victory in the tournament. One thing I am down about is the (understandable) lack of Marty Scurll.

Paul "Bearjew" Craig, who comes from my hometown of Airdrie, made his UFC debut and won via armbar submission in the 2nd round against (the previously undefeated) Luis Henrique da Silva. CM Punk's conqueror Mickey Gall won via submission too.

Nah; Brock and Goldberg will cost each other the match in some fashion, while I believe Samoa Joe might be ready to make his debut now his series with Nakamura has come to a close.

I think Eddie's was the one that affected me most emotionally, while Warrior's got me because of the timing and the speech he gave on RAW on his last appearance. Also, special mention for Connor "The Crusher" Michalek and that heartbreaking video package WWE put together.

Owen Hart.

Another six games are available and due to the wonders of cross-buying, if you have a PS4, you can get FIVE of them, while Vita owners get four. Stories: The Path of Destinies (PS4) Invisible, Inc. (PS4) Hyper Void (PS4, PS3, PS Vita) Tiny Troopers Join Ops (PS4, PS3, PS Vita) Color Guardians (PS4, PS Vita) VVVVVV (PS Vita)

The Deadly Tower of Monsters is a great game with a fantastically original concept.

I enjoyed the main-event for both the shock value and WCW Goldberg finally showing up. I'm also loving the irony in people complaining online about Brock Lesnar's loss because it could have gone to an up-and-comer, while citing Brock's defeat of Undertaker at 'Mania as one of the accomplishments to bolster said up-and-comer's victory.

Word has leaked that it will be released at US$ 250.00 for the basic model and US$ 315.00 for an elite version (more internal memory + game).

That is a storyline reason.

The Cruiserweights are being moved over to Smackdown (205 Live will be aired after Smackdown, so it makes sense for the CW roster to move).

Best thing to do is watch it the next day. That way you can cover the Kick-Off matches (if you want) and the PPV matches, but skip past all the talking-heads and recaps between bouts.

That's the new standard for the big 4 events.

Tommy End (seemingly with entire gimmick intact of course, this is a house show, so things can change. I mean, Tye was doing the "Perfect 10" gimmick at house shows for months before that eventually made it to TV)) and Big Damo made their NXT debuts at the weekend.

That'll be including the pre-show, surely.

I've not encountered anyone who thinks that. I'd say ICW, with their national tours and all-encompassing presence on social media (YouTube, Twitter, Facebook, etc), would be more likely to be considered in that light.

NXT (at least in the US) is only available on the Network and that is, relatively speaking, a show that garners a healthy audience. The majority of those who watch NXT (who also watched the CWC) will tune in to 205 Live, especially if the wrestlers are allowed to cut loose. The big issue is that it won't be filmed in Full Sail, so it will be following a Smackdown Live broadcast and the fans might be knackered by then (as Superstars and Main Event matches will also have been taped before SDL).

The difference between what they were allowed to do on the CWC (and even now on NXT) and the apparent limits they have on RAW is frustrating.

They are the best commentators on their respective brands and with Daniel Bryan's "Have you EVER seen that?" getting old quick, Graves is an ideal replacement.

Credit: Uproxx ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- WWE Announces There Will Be A New, Weekly Cruiserweight Show BILL HANSTOCK 11.02.16 • 35 COMMENTS WWE experienced a lot of success and critical acclaim over the summer with their 10-week Cruiserweight Classic tournament, which featured (largely unsigned) talent from all over the world and culminated with the crowning of a new Cruiserweight Champion. Since then, the cruiserweights have become a Raw-exclusive division, although their transition has experienced some mixed results. A lot of the CWC competitors have been spending time in NXT, notably in the Dusty Rhodes Tag Team Classic. Now, the cruiserweights will be breaking out into their own, ongoing WWE Network weekly show, which will be called “205 Live” (a reference to the weight limit for the division, not a call-in radio show). Many of the CWC and Raw cruisers will be featured on the show, which will apparently be overseen by Triple H. The new show will begin on November 29 and will air live on the WWE Network every Tuesday at 10 p.m. ET. The complete press release: ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Sasha was meant to go through the table at the end, but it wouldn't break.

There are so many stand-out little sections from that show you could watch over and over. Anytime Jen is told about / tells someone else about "the internet", Moss' mug, Moss at the football, the entirety of The Final Countdown, "IT'S NOT SHIT!", a fine pair of women's slacks, Moss as a bartender...