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TWK Reviews Episode 75: Was WWE 2K15 Really That Bad?

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Hello, Hero Club, TDub here and welcome to my review of WWE 2K15 which is the WWE 2K debut on the Playstation 4/XBox One systems. From the game’s debut to now it is among one of the more maligned titles in the franchise and within this video you will see why but before we get to that let’s talk about CM Punk. You see, this game is the final time we get to play as Mr. Punk until his return to the virtual squared circle in 2023’s AEW Fight Forever…

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TWK Reviews Episode 74: The Mania of WWE 2K14

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Hello, Hero Club, TDub here and welcome to my latest video, WWE 2K14 also known as the wrestling game which celebrates thirty years of the grandaddy of them all, WrestleMania! For those who aren’t aware of what makes WrestleMania such a special event, it’s basically *THE* WWE event of the year and generally the most watched one as well. It also tends to take place in massive stadiums that can hold fifty thousand plus people and is usually headlined by the biggest matches so long as no backstage politics get…

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TWK Reviews Episode 71: WWE ’13 is THE Attitude Era Game

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Hello, Hero Club, TDub here and after taking a couple of weeks for a nice winter holiday, as well as one to deal with a mild cold, I have now returned to take a look at the 2012 offering from THQ and Yuke’s known as WWE ’13! The main draw of WWE ’13 is its inclusion of the Attitude Era which lasted from 1997 until 2001 when the World Wrestling Federation purchased its rival company, World Championship Wrestling, and essentially monopolized mainstream wrestling for nearly two entire decades. That last…

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TWK Reviews Episode 58: AEW Fight Forever Is Flawed But Fun

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Hello all, TDub here and welcome to my review of the much anticipated release from All Elite Wrestling: Fight Forever! For those not in the know, this game has been in development for quite a few years now and its history is rather interesting. To start, posterboy of AEW, Kenny Omega, went to Japan in order to recruit the team that developed the most critically acclaimed wrestling games in the 90s, AKI Corporation. Unfortunately, the team that actually made those titles have long since disbanded, but there was hope yet.…

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