This week on the Scott and Paul show we yell about Axl Rose being named by Rolling Stone the 64th best singer of all time!! New Japan Pro Wrestling finally gets an American branch and we reminisce on Mortal Monday as the game of the year this week is 1993 and lots more.

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Today we cover the Sony live action version of Masters of the Universe possibly going to Netflix. Catwoman casting for new Batman film. Our reviews of the Alien 40th anniversary in the theater. We also continue our quest in finding the Game of the Year as we head into 1992.

This week we talk about Spider-Man back in the MCU. Joker opening weekend. Non-Spoiler reviews for It Chapter 2 and Rambo: Last blood and our game of the year for 1991.

In a Show full of technical errors (I even state the wrong episode number) we talk about the Princess Bride remake, Tom Welling is back, Turbografx-16 mini, SEGA, Nintendo and Super Nintendo Controller but most importantly the Game of the Year for 1990.

We cover the 79th Official Business Report to Shareholders by Nintendo. PlayStation classic is now $25. Pacific Rim Anime. Talk about the Joker film. We name the best game of 1989.

In TV/MOVIE NEWS: Witcher and Sandman for Netflix. Hellraiser coming to TV.  Jumanji : the Next Level trailer. In WRESTLING NEWS: We talk about Bischoff and Paul Heyman coming back. Little Naitch having his memorabilia stolen.  In GAME NEWS: We talk about Jedi fallen order demo. We begin our new segment, THE GAME OF THE YEAR, starting with 1985-1987. 

Our reactions from E3 and the new arcade1up cabinets coming out. Yeah, no movie talk this week as it was a long E3. We’ll get to that next week.

Mario Maker 2 screw ups. Avengers game at E3. Game Pass on PC. Cobra TV series (the Stallone one.) Rambo Last Blood Trailer. Godzilla vs Kong Licensing art and more.

Detective Pikachu. More Hate on Sonic. Endgame spoilers. Castlevania Anniversary. Capcom Arcade horror. Child’s Play reboot. Mario Marker 2. Genesis mini and more.

Our personal games of the year episode (we go from WrestleMania to WrestleMania) and we close out the best films of the 80’s with our number one picks from every year going at it.