Wrestling vs. The World

I went over a WCW handheld game a couple of episodes ago and it's time to cover the other one today, which is a game that I've dedicated a YouTube video to several years back. WCW Mayhem on the Game Boy Color gets reviewed today and I'm regretting it.

It's time for another WWE Saturday Morning Slam review and it's a pretty odd episode to look back on, since it only had one match that pretty much covered the entire episode. Yeah, it's an episode that has a Randy Orton match in it.

I've seen a lot of wrestling games over the years and there have been ones from WCW that people know pretty well. However, there's one game for the original Game Boy that has the WCW name on it that flew under the radar for myself, so I'm giving it a review for today's episode.

The longest episode of the podcast is here and for good reason. This was recorded a couple of days after Windham Rotunda's sudden passing in late-August and I'm taking this episode to discuss his entire WWE career. His time as Husky Harris, some touching of his time in developmental, his rebirth as Bray Wyatt, his reinvention as The Fiend, and his final run with the company.

Back in 2001, the WWF had a video game released for the Game Boy Color that was known as WWF Betrayal. What was the overall purpose of the game? You'll find out in today's retrospective review of the overall game.

3 episodes to review of WWE Saturday Morning Slam for this week's episode, since December 22 and December 29 were "Best of" specials to close 2012. So those 2 will be quickly discussed before getting into the January 5, 2013 episode.

I've made a lot of content on YouTube since my very first upload in August 2010, but there's one instance from 2012 that became my first ever highlight. Today, I'm revisiting the time where WWE '13, in its own way, gave me a true break on YouTube.

1995 has been widely regarded as a very poorly done year for the WWF/WWE for a myriad of reasons. In today's episode, it's time to explore one of the bad parts of that year with the one-off appearance of Phantasio.

WWE Hall of Famer Eddie Guerrero had 2 different runs with the WWF/WWE. Many championships were won, many memorable matches were given to fans, and even more memorable moments were given in that 5 year period. Today, it's time to reflect on Eddie Guerrero's entire WWE run from 2000 to 2001 and 2002 until his passing in 2005.

Another Saturday Morning Slam review has dropped and it covers the final "new" episode of 2012 (with the next 2 episodes of that year being Best Of specials) with Ryback in the main event.