Take it from the world’s authority in wrestling video games.
Not by a fucking mile.

How do you fancy 90 minutes of two middle aged guys from the U.K. remembering the films, TV shows and computer games of the 1980s?
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Jump in. It’s 1984. Threads is on the telly.

I love this video so much.

I know that Fury Road is often perceived as a Furiosa film, but Hardy is magnificent in that film, man. An absolute movie star.

Sadly, the game is rotten.

I believe. Best 79 pence I ever spent.
Happy birthday Joe Hendry

Witness two men embarking on the project of their life. The past, explored. Only on CVXX. That’s cee VEE ecks ecks.

I only review retro for the next few years or so (see CVXX at Consolevania) but I just wanted to tell ye that I loved this game.

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Let’s start in 1984.

Didn’t release physically. That’s a pass for me, every time. I’m sure I’m not the only one.

My amazing niece Isla Dawn is drafted to Monday Night RAW. You’ll be able to see her every week when @wwe comes to Netflix in 2025.

Happy birthday to my long-suffering TV and stage nephew, now in his prime.

My favourite kind of video game character.

My pal is in the MCU by the way.

This will be meaningless to most, but me and my daughter just pulled a full art foil signature Sephiroth FFTCG card from a booster pack, and it will be a moment long remembered.

I remember an exec saying to me, about ten years ago, that I should give him a shout when I’d thought about “moving up” from comedy.
There is no up from comedy. Comedy is film and TV on hard mode.
One of the greatest acting performances of all time was in a comedy.