If I was to have guessed which Kotaku writers were wrasslin fans, I'd have guessed...

I never got past the iron golem in the third level.

I am surprised people aren't calling her a misogynist homophobe for criticizing the game.

I "beat" this game after seeing it on so many GOTY lists. I don't understand how it got on those lists .

Yep, not a wrestling fan but this is a smart move by the company. Some people will still pay for the PPV events, but I guarantee they're going to make a bundle more money by having a greater number of people paying an affordable year-round subscription.

I take it more as they are killing PPV piracy, and re-inventing wrestling PPVs as we know it. They've got my money.

Apologies for that last post as a couple point out. Frankly, never heard about that context. Point was that he is an idiot.

Mike Harrington called him a "Tard," but then said he'd never heard of calling anyone a "Tard" before. What a fag.

Don't forget ShlnX2

Nah, they wouldn't put out a "new" system. The odds of them releasing a stripped down version of the Wii U (maybe removing the tablet form factor to reduce costs?) and trying to position it differently in the market is a little more likely but still probably not going to happen.

It's a good thing there's no violence in this video, then. Or in any video games, for that matter. No one is being hurt, there is no violence taking place whatsoever. This is a game, and nothing more.

There's an art to designing a good user interface. Some companies, like Netflix, Apple and Google, know this. I get the impression Valve...doesn't. At least not all the time.

Kotaku...talking about good web design and user interface?

Are you actually surprised your coaches didn't want you helping the Bears and the Packers?

Hilarious

I keep trying to post a pun about his wrestling finishing move, but my browser keeps refreshing.

i call bs...that's frank gore's handwriting.

It's like Mist... but without any good puzzles, or challenges, or most things that make a game a game.

It's interactive, sure, but calling it a game is a stretch.