u/JoelManuelV1

Although I already know Summercart 64 is way cheaper and Open Source comparing to the Everdrive 64 X7, but I really would like to know more between the two that I probably don't know. N64 emulation has been part of my life for a hot decade, but this time I want the real deal - original hardware.

So many games that I missed out over the years too and I really want to give a try for the first time, not only that I would like to know which one allows me to play rom hacks (AKI wrestling games and Smash Remix) without notable problems. Should I buy the Summercart or perhaps wait for an eventual Everdrive 64 Pro with more features?

As I was watching the show yesterday, I noticed his eyes were totally different than what we're all used to. I thought I was tripping for a few seconds. I wonder if this was done on purpose.

May 6th 2001. This is for sure one of the biggest "what ifs" in Professional Wrestling. If Jamie Kellner didn't pull the plug, I really would like to see if WCW was still around on TNT and TBS - also if done the right way.

Eric Bischoff and Fusient Media had good plans on paper: Bringing new stars, revitalize the Cruiserweight division and restore partnerships with New Japan and Toryumon Japan (now known as Dragon Gate).

Eric himself stated at the time he would immediately travel to Japan for 5 days (around late-May/early-April) right after the purchase to talk with Masa Saito and Ultimo Dragon. I would like to see the re-establishment of the Women's division too. It was a matter of being properly executed.

I also strongly believe these companies like WWA, XWF, TNA and AEW wouldn't exist at all, at least at the capacity we all know.

Also has I hopped on Reddit, I've learned the news Ted Turner passed away at the age of 87. It would be very classy if AEW paid tribute to him at tonight's show. Rest in peace.

It is remarkable to see by the time Fire Pro Wrestling D was pretty much new, Dave Meltzer and Bryan Alvarez paid attention by reading a couple of e-mails related to the game, despite being a Japan exclusive.

Really good hear Fire Pro community was already strong during the early years of the internet. I wonder if the now long gone Fire Pro Club was already a thing?

I can't share any story because I was still year old soon to be 2, but I remember putting my hands on the game for the first time 10 years ago and loved it. I would love to know some good stories about the game, including PS1 and GBA games.

Taken from the Wrestling Observer Live (13 of March 2001).