@nathalmighty1 Almost as crazy is the fact that people gave you thumbs down just because of the country you're mentioning. It's like they can't see the reasoning in your words, because they're, well I can't say expletives on here, so I'll leave it at that. The World Court is at hand. Take notice people.
@starduke Oh you're so original, did you think of that one all by yourself Mr. Android? People who try to look down on others for the purpose a professing their "ruggedness", are usually the kind of people that deeply feel conflicted about their own identity, and do so for the purpose of over-compensating for something that they lack.
@edgewalker16 I agree, the Def Jam series were perhaps the most polished and dynamic wrestling games to be published. They built upon the gameplay mechanics used in World Tour/Revenge/WM 2000..... and came out with a great result. Now if only THQ (I believe they still own the rights to the engine used) would recognize how great the gameplay was in those games and implement it into another actual WWE game, I'd bet the end result would be another instant classic.
This guys doesn't really seem to really have a true grasp on the history of wrestling games. His knowledge appears to be limited to whatever he research he did throughout the course of making this article., combined with the times he happened to pick up the sticks to play whilst with a friend. .. He mentions Wrestlefest without making mention of how it's considered to be one of the best early wrestling games there was, instead he glosses over it by comparing it to Saturday Night Slam Masters. Both are great games, but considering that this was suppose to serve as an informative piece, he missed the point with that one. Also he fails to make mention of Wrestlemania The Arcade Game, another clasic, as well as fails to mention WCW vs. NWO Nitro and Revenge, which came out before Wrestlemania 2000 and No Mercy, and is considered to have introduced one of the best gameplay styles introduced for wrestling games, which was used for the Def Jam series thereafter. Again, considering this was suppose to be an informative piece on the degression of wrestling games, he completely missed the mark on highlighting which past games, served as a great example of wrestling games done right.
Because there isn't a history and strong social undercurrent of woman oppressing man. So making such comments without having that understanding is ill-informed. If I was playing a lady and she'd said something about ripping my jimmy off, I'd laugh and find it humorous, because to have the audacity to suggest that it equates to saying something to her like "Shouldn't you be in the kitchen" or "Go do some laundry" is just ridiculous. If you have a problem with being clowned on as a man, so long as it doesn't cross any lines, then maybe you need tot thicken up that skin of yours.
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