Boy, these SvR games sure are overstaying their welcome. 2011 adds some new features but really, is it that different? We also chat about UPW DLC, VPW 64 hidden animations, WWE 2K24 WCW DLC and some interesting martial arts based games I played this week.

We're holding off on SvR 2011 to talk all the big figure and comic book news coming out of New York Comic Con. Also, UPW DLC and the Manhattan Center Patreon video. And I've got a brand new story for all you foot fans!

SvR 2010 adds some interesting new features, but unfortunately the gameplay doesn't change much at all. We also talk wrestling action figure licensing, AEW WrestleDream, PURPLE MORTIS and a lot more. There was some breaking UPW news that we were unable to cover during the show.

We cover a LOT of things this week. Including RINGS, a game that really, really doesn't want you to win. Also Fiend DLC, AEW Games, figures, WWE Bad Blood and tons more.

The booooys are back in-wrong podcast. We're getting tired of these WWE games that release every year and barely add anything new. But at least we've got the NU SCHOOL! We also talk about the Netflix shows the Queen of Villains and Mr. McMahon. One is very fun, the other really doesn't bring anything new to the table. Watch the Omni show on the WWE Vault Youtube channel so we can get more cool stuff.

SmackDown vs RAW 2008 is a video game. Wrestling Twitter sucks. But hey, there's some fun stuff to talk about including SCOOPS on the status of a Fight Forever sequel and details on an unmade AKI game.

This episode is about WWE Smackdown! Vs RAW 2007, Rick Rude hallucinations, and comfortable underwear.

A doozy of an episode. We review SVR '06, a game which doesn't offer much fun unless you really hate Teddy Long. We also talk the UPW Manhattan Center inspired arena, reminisce on WCW and what could have been, the hellhole that is X and memories of the Master and Ruler of the World.

Rest in Peace, Sid

The easiest way to describe SmackDown! Vs RAW is Here Comes The Pain without the soul. But we go into further detail, as well as talk Bastante Bueno Lucha Libre, The Wrestling Code technical demo, the state of UPW and a lot more.

For years, WWE SmackDown!: Here Comes the Pain has been considered one of the best wrestling games of all time. Headlined by the top stars of the Attitude Era, new faces such as Goldberg and Brock Lesnar as well as the SmackDown Six. Does it still hold up in 2024? Let's find out!