u/Honkmaster

Now that we've seen Mason Rook in his wrestling gear, in a wrestling match, have your opinions of him changed?
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Now that we've seen Mason Rook in his wrestling gear, in a wrestling match, have your opinions of him changed?

Fans had a lot to say when Mason Rook showed up in NXT. Between his "Backstreet Boys" hairstyle, his shape, his size, the commentators' reactions "IS THAT A FAN?"...nobody's been shy about sharing their opinions.

Now that we've seen him wrestle, what are your thoughts?

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u/Honkmaster — 1 day ago
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Preview for tonight's NXT (May 19, 2026)

WWE NXT: May 19, 2026

  • NXT Champion Tony D’Angelo teams up with North American Champion Myles Borne against Kam Hendrix and Mason Rook
  • Tatum Paxley defends the NXT Women’s North American Championship against Lizzy Rain
  • DarkState challenge The Vanity Project for the NXT Tag Team Championship
  • Tristan Angels makes his in-ring debut
  • Tate Wilder takes on Keanu Carver
u/Honkmaster — 2 days ago
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Name a wrestler who always makes you laugh - either intentionally or unintentionally.

Humor's always been a key part of pro wrestling for me... whether the funny segments are part of the writing, or it's just something so absurd, I can't help but laugh.

Who's somebody that always makes you laugh?

u/Honkmaster — 6 days ago

Is there any convenient way to download save files to the Saturn's internal memory?

On the Dreamcast, there's a couple homebrew discs that are full of game saves (and other useful VMU files). You just boot up the CD, pick a game in the menu, and you can download save files directly to your VMU! Super convenient.

Is there anything like this for the Saturn? If not, what are my options to "unlock everything" in games?

Pseudo Saturn Kai was super convenient in that regard since it had Action Replay cheats built right into it. I've still got my PSK + backup discs, but I'm hoping there exists something similar to use with the Saroo cartridge.

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u/Honkmaster — 13 days ago

I swear Mike (and James?) played this Japan-exclusive Konami game at some point, but I can't find the video.

The game is Arumana no Kiseki for Famicom Disk System, sometimes called Miracle of Almana as a repro NES cart. Its defining feature is the grappling hook you use to climb up at an angle.

Can anyone help me find the video?

u/Honkmaster — 15 days ago
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Years ago, there was a site I'd use to look up each developer's list of games when I found a good one and wanted to see what else they made. Unfortunately I can't remember which site it was.

Wikipedia kinda works for the bigger companies, but something exhaustive and NES-specific would be a lot better.

Any suggestions?

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u/Honkmaster — 21 days ago