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April Wrasslin |OT| DO DO, DO DO DO-DO-DO, DO-DO-DO, DO-DOOOOO DO-DO
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I'm playing King of Colosseum II and loving it, but I have this constant thought in my head; I can't believe it plays so much better than WWE 13.
Because everyone got high?
In Jack Swagger's America, none of this shit would be happening
Because everyone got high?
jobber
Would let Tony Parker sleep with his wife
Kofi Kingston would be about Jack Swagger's America lifestyle instead of Jamaica
FallingEdge
Member
Play ASPW3 if you get the chance. While I believe KoC2 is better, ASPW3 is no slouch.
billy beane
Banned
I wonder what plans Swagger has for 4/20.
It's a National holiday in Swagger's America.
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Deleted member 47027
Unconfirmed Member
GWF's SUPERCARD is scheduled for Monday Night riiiight after RAWWWWWWWWWWWW
Lots of care and love has been put into this show, so make sure you attend! We will be streaming and offer the link up when it's time!
Here's the current card:
Zandig w/Bootaaay as manager vs Heavy
Jaekwon15 vs Carnby in a Loser Leaves Forever Match
McNei1y and Perspicacity vs Shark Johnson and B-Arthur in a Professor Beef Memorial Match for the GWF Frenemy Titles
Mr. Sandman vs ??? in a Dragonzord Memorial Match One on One Arena Brawl
Laserfrog and Bootaaay vs Lou Thesz and Stan Hansen in a Folding Space And Time Match
Soulplaya vs Kane in a HELL IN A CELL Match
Also there will be surprises, cameos, ghosts, AND what is being called a "Glimpse Into the Future"!
Be there!
Lots of care and love has been put into this show, so make sure you attend! We will be streaming and offer the link up when it's time!
Here's the current card:
Zandig w/Bootaaay as manager vs Heavy
Jaekwon15 vs Carnby in a Loser Leaves Forever Match
McNei1y and Perspicacity vs Shark Johnson and B-Arthur in a Professor Beef Memorial Match for the GWF Frenemy Titles
Mr. Sandman vs ??? in a Dragonzord Memorial Match One on One Arena Brawl
Laserfrog and Bootaaay vs Lou Thesz and Stan Hansen in a Folding Space And Time Match
Soulplaya vs Kane in a HELL IN A CELL Match
Also there will be surprises, cameos, ghosts, AND what is being called a "Glimpse Into the Future"!
Be there!
FallingEdge
Member
I'll be there!
It's already been recorded before it came out who did it. So it wouldn't be smart to start blaming outsiders if it might be an "insider" in the end.
he won't
Kacho
Gold Member
Kick ass.
Perspicacity
Banned
Shark Jobson and B(itch slapped)-Arthur? Sounds easy enough for the Heritage Wrestling Heritage Fighting Heritage Tag-Team Heritage Stampede Champion Heritage Heritage Heritage Champion Champion Champions
Hell goddamn no. If it had been a failed attack, then maybe. As it stands now, it's too soon, too close to home for the company and its top star and too many people have died in ways that were designed to be cruel for anyone to do anything but demand blood through (admittedly doomed) litigation if they tried this story.
Sweet, I won't have to hunt out that disc I have anymore.
There's the wrasslgaf I know and love!
I'll take a mystery opponent, but arena brawls are kind of boring with AI and don't use the full movesets.
British Monsoon
Member
Classic Match of the Day;
The Great Muta (c) vs Masahiro Chono (c) - IWGP & NWA World Heavyweight Titles Match - (NJPW 01/04/93)
One of the best early 90's heavyweight bouts from Japan here as The Great Muta & Masahiro Chono face off in a HUGE title vs title match. The story of Mutoh & Chono's rivalry thus far has seen Chono come out on top, defeating Mutoh in the finals of the '91 G1 Climax with his powerbomb and then in the '92 G1 Climax semi-finals defeating Mutoh again with the STF, winning the vacant NWA World Heavyweight Title in the process. Of the two friends and rivals, it was safe to say that Chono was decidedly the more successful of the two at this point in time. Yet just four days later, Mutoh would reappear as The Great Muta and defeat the legendary Riki Choshu to win the IWGP Heavyweight Championship, the grandest prize in New Japan. It was obvious that a confrontation was brewing and at the 1993 'Fantastic Story in Tokyo Dome' show the former tag partners faced off and a double champion was crowned. The match itself is excellent stuff, with a whole bunch of nods to previous matches. For instance; Muta goes for a spiked tool from under the ring early on (which plays off his IWGP title defence against Hiroshi Hase a month earlier, where Hase used the same tool on Muta and the Muta scale was born), only to throw it away, as if he had to remind himself that, despite his frustration, Chono is his friend & rival, not his enemy. Also, Chono is insistent on trying to put Muta away with the leaping shoulder tackle from the top rope, as that's what he used to defeat Rick Rude in the G1 '92 final and he's certain that it'll finish off Muta too, perhaps a little too certain. Ultimately, that's what the match is about - Chono's been on the path to success for the past three years, yet despite besting Mutoh at every opportunity, Mutoh beat him to the top prize and now, with perhaps more than a little bit of wounded pride, Chono is out to defeat Mutoh once more and claim his place at the top of the Japanese wrestling world. However, Chono finds out that wrestling The Great Muta and wrestling Keiji Mutoh are not the same thing at all.
The Great Muta (c) vs Masahiro Chono (c) - IWGP & NWA World Heavyweight Titles Match - (NJPW 01/04/93)
One of the best early 90's heavyweight bouts from Japan here as The Great Muta & Masahiro Chono face off in a HUGE title vs title match. The story of Mutoh & Chono's rivalry thus far has seen Chono come out on top, defeating Mutoh in the finals of the '91 G1 Climax with his powerbomb and then in the '92 G1 Climax semi-finals defeating Mutoh again with the STF, winning the vacant NWA World Heavyweight Title in the process. Of the two friends and rivals, it was safe to say that Chono was decidedly the more successful of the two at this point in time. Yet just four days later, Mutoh would reappear as The Great Muta and defeat the legendary Riki Choshu to win the IWGP Heavyweight Championship, the grandest prize in New Japan. It was obvious that a confrontation was brewing and at the 1993 'Fantastic Story in Tokyo Dome' show the former tag partners faced off and a double champion was crowned. The match itself is excellent stuff, with a whole bunch of nods to previous matches. For instance; Muta goes for a spiked tool from under the ring early on (which plays off his IWGP title defence against Hiroshi Hase a month earlier, where Hase used the same tool on Muta and the Muta scale was born), only to throw it away, as if he had to remind himself that, despite his frustration, Chono is his friend & rival, not his enemy. Also, Chono is insistent on trying to put Muta away with the leaping shoulder tackle from the top rope, as that's what he used to defeat Rick Rude in the G1 '92 final and he's certain that it'll finish off Muta too, perhaps a little too certain. Ultimately, that's what the match is about - Chono's been on the path to success for the past three years, yet despite besting Mutoh at every opportunity, Mutoh beat him to the top prize and now, with perhaps more than a little bit of wounded pride, Chono is out to defeat Mutoh once more and claim his place at the top of the Japanese wrestling world. However, Chono finds out that wrestling The Great Muta and wrestling Keiji Mutoh are not the same thing at all.
Mr. Luchador
Member
Thank you, this seemed to work OK for my first attempt. Just need to gain a better understanding of which settings are best to maintain the 'true' speed of the image captured. Image quality has sort of dropped too, might need to crop it smaller.
For someone reason I can't upload the gif to photobucket.
British Monsoon
Member
Photobucket is ass, it has a 2mb limit on gifs and scales them down to fit - use abload.de, min.us or phota.me
Mr. Luchador said:
I just make sure to click the 'keep exact timing' on the video range window, then mess around with the frame delay when saving to get the right speed.
Mr. Luchador
Member
Lambda Pie
Banned
you're on a roll Bootaaay, another great match.
slightconfuse
Banned
pretty good writeup of the CAC reunion and NXT raining center by JR
http://www.jrsbarbq.com/blog/friday...ho-killed-territories-order-jrs-products-gril
http://www.jrsbarbq.com/blog/friday...ho-killed-territories-order-jrs-products-gril
i dont know if anyone here likes Starcraft casts, but this one is hilarious.
http://youtu.be/8onkv0eEfXo
as for wrestling related,
http://youtu.be/8onkv0eEfXo
as for wrestling related,
British Monsoon
Member
What is the obsession with that gif of Cena's bobbing man-ass?
Nice, Russ & Charlie were so damn good back in the day, real shame what happened to Russ as the Haas Brothers could definitely have gone far.
Also, I find the sweet spot for frame delay is about 25-30 (unless you wanted it slower, of course);
It's easy when you've got a bunch of early 90's NJPW, Muta was amazing back then.
Nice, Russ & Charlie were so damn good back in the day, real shame what happened to Russ as the Haas Brothers could definitely have gone far.
Also, I find the sweet spot for frame delay is about 25-30 (unless you wanted it slower, of course);
It's easy when you've got a bunch of early 90's NJPW, Muta was amazing back then.
We don't want to know.
Keyser Soze
Member
Bringing new meaning to Same Old Shit
Mr. Luchador
Member
Ah, nice I'll try that setting in the future as that looks great! Yes, that's perfect, thank you.
It's because you haven't posted your thoughts on T-Mac going to the Spurs yet!
Mr. Luchador
Member
This HWA show keeps showing an advert for The Best of... Brian Pillman Memorial Show 1998-2000. I need this show.
A Pretty Panda
fuckin' called it, man
April Wrasslin |OT| John Cena's Ass
April Wrasslin |OT| John Cena's Ass is more over than Fandango
Perspicacity
Banned
Cheeky
FallingEdge
Member
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D
Deleted member 47027
Unconfirmed Member
Good lord that War Games pack is incredible.
Mr. Luchador
Member
I randomly put on Spike last night to see what TnA was up to and the first thing I see is Miss Tessmacher booty
poppin'
way better than eve
