Podcasts about akklaim

On this trip in the way back machine, B.A. and the wiseman go back to a familiar place. Where the blood flows like an episode of Rampage in December where the wild thing song blasts out loud, a place where you can find all 30 versions of the tiger driver, and where the quality of production is comparable to that of the video game sponsoring the ppv. Ladies and gentlemen, Akklaim's ECW Hardcore Revoltion presents, the b.A. shows watch/talk along of Living Dangerously 2000!!

On this trip in the way back machine, B.A. and the wiseman go back to a familiar place. Where the blood flows like an episode of Rampage in December where the wild thing song blasts out loud, a place where you can find all 30 versions of the tiger driver, and where the quality of production is comparable to that of the video game sponsoring the ppv. Ladies and gentlemen, Akklaim's ECW Hardcore Revoltion presents, the b.A. shows watch/talk along of Living Dangerously 2000!!

Salut tout le monde, C'est sympa le soleil qui revient ? Chez G7, notre public a été sympa et nous a filé un film sympa à voir : Mortal Kombat de 1995 avec Christophe "Hé Hé" Lambert. Pour se replonger dans le film, on a reçu un fan de jeux de baston 2D, NonoDarko. Avec Aymeric, Faycal. Julien, NonoDarko, sousX et Taldius. Générique : Julien Loisy Ce podcast est produit par le label Podcut. Tous les podcasts du label sont sur http://www.podcut.studio Si vous aimez notre émission, venez nous aider sur notre Patreon http://www.patreon.com/podcut Notre compte twitter : @g7podcast  http://www.twitter.com/g7podcast. Venez nous suivre sur les réseaux. Notre liste sur sens critique : https://www.senscritique.com/liste/Les_films_du_podcast_G7/2800762

Gregory Iron sits down with ECW Original and former WWE Superstar--Tommy Dreamer!   Tommy spends some time with Greg chatting about his locker room routines and superstitions -- like how he has not washed his knee pads or wraps in over 20 years -- his biggest fears, his Goldberg-esque winning streak that began in 1989, training with WWE Hall of Famer Johnny Rodz, how Rocky Johnson almost killed his dream before it even began, and his roles behind the scenes over the years.   What did he learn in terms of psychology from the likes of Paul Heyman, Mick Foley, Terry Funk, Greg Valentine and Rick Martel? What was it like shutting the lights off on ECW at a house show in 2001? How did Tommy help guys like The Young Bucks and WWE Raw commentator Vic Joseph? What does Tommy think of AEW? And what major video game company approached Tommy and ECW about being one of their launching titles before they took a deal with Akklaim? All this and more will be discussed!   Before the interview, Greg and Aaron ring in the new year discussing a Tommy Dreamer clinic that Aaron attended in 2005, advice that Dreamer gave a young EC3, and a Hulk Hogan lie that examines the size differences between Hulk and Terry's "python." --- Gregory Iron wrestles with cerebral palsy, a neurological disorder that affects the mobility of his right arm, hand and fingers. Trained by WWE NXT Superstar Johnny Gargano in 2006, Iron has conquered his disability and gone on to work with some of the top names in wrestling including "Stone Cold" Steve Austin, CM Punk, The Dudley Boyz, Tomasso Ciampa and many others.   Co-host Aaron Bauer has worked in the professional wrestling industry for over two decades. A jack-of-all-trades, Aaron has worked in the industry as a local promoter for ECW events, a manager, and has provided color commentary over matches for some of the biggest stars in WWE, WCW, ECW, AEW, Impact & ROH.   Follow "Iron-On Wrestling with Gregory Iron" on all social media platforms: www.facebook.com/irononwrestling www.twitter.com/irononwrestling www.Instagram.com/irononwrestling   Back us on Patreon: www.Patreon.com/IronOnWrestling   Follow Gregory Iron: www.Facebook.com/TheHandicappedHero www.Twitter.com/GregoryIron www.Instagram.com/gregory_iron   Buy CLASSIC AND EXCLUSIVE Gregory Iron tees here: www.prowrestlingtees.com/GregoryIron www.whatforapparel.com/GregoryIron   To book Gregory Iron for pro wrestling events, speaking engagements, wrestling seminars, school workshops and more contact Greg on his website: www.Gregory-Iron.com   Please check out our sponsors:   Kayfabe News: Unreal news about an unreal sport! www.KayfabeNews.com The Savage Stash: The Cream of the Crop for vintage & original pro wrestling merch! www.TheSavageStash.com Of The Dead Designs: Bringing Artwork To Life! www.OfTheDead.weebly.com   Special thanks to "Ajax" Alex Cantrell for creating the "Iron-On Wrestling" theme song. Check out Alex and his comedy film team "Aldous Mustache" on social media: www.YouTube.com/user/AldousMustache www.instagram.com/aldousmustache www.Twitter.com/AldousMustache  

Pro wrestling is probably the only thing on the planet on par with retro video games when it comes to making me feel nostalgic. Being a teenager during the Monday Night Wars and the Attitude Era was something special. If you liked wrestling in those days (and who didn't?), you know what I'm saying. Combine the Attitude Era with the Playstation and the Nintendo 64, and you have nostalgia overload.  Enter WWF Attitude. When people talk wrestling games from the 90's and early 2000's, the instant focus falls on THQ. WCW/nWo Revenge, Wrestlemania 2000, and of course, WWF No Mercy are all absolutely incredible. But before the WWF got in bed with THQ, Akklaim was in charge of bringing Stone Cold and friends into the world of video games. And while WWF Attitude doesn't have anything close to the legacy WWF No Mercy (or even SmackDown does), it doesn't deserve to be overlooked like it usually is. A lot of features that are common place in wrestling games today began with WWF Attitude. Things like super deep rosters, in depth create a wrestler, and even the ability to create an event all started with this game. While the THQ titles were taking the game in an "easy to approach and simple to control" direction, Akklaim focused on trying to make their wrestling games a more complicated, simulation type of experience. And while it's easy to look back on some of their decisions and laugh - and believe me, we do on the podcast this week - I think the powers that be behind this game deserve a little bit of credit for trying something different. It may not have worked all that well, but they helped lay the groundwork for what wrestling games would become.  My guest this week is fellow wrestling nerd and podcast host Kyle Shaw, and we had a great time sharing stories about not only playing video games, but watching wrestling as well. Enjoy the podcast!

Josh brings Justin back for this weeks episode! They discuss one of their personal favorites, Double Dragon 2 for the NES!   End Song: Friends Artist: Hyper Potions Album: Friends http://gamechops.com/hyper-potions-friends-segas-official-animated-opening-song/ More great music at! http://gamechops.com/     Tags: Video Games, gaming, retro gaming, retro games, retro, Double Dragon, Double Dragon 2, Nintendo, NES, Nintendo Entertainment System, Akklaim, Technos

Wiggly, Joe, Trap Door Charmed (Chiz) and Stan sing us in as we try to class up our show. Wiggly's One Commandment. Joe explains what will happen in the Lost finale, or will he? Rachael Sage joins us as our lovely musical guest plus Legend of Zelma..