Most people's favorite Attitude Era segments probably involve Austin and/or Vince, and if not, it's probably the "This Is Your Life" segment. Aside from these popular choices, what's your favorite segment?
One that mainly comes to mind for me is when The Rock gave gifts to The Nation, including the portrait of himself to Faarooq.
Obviously everyone will have their personal favorites that they've grown up with etc. But in 2026, given how things have aged (for better or for worse), and how things are with the current game (for better or for worse), what do you think is the single best wrestling game ever to play in 2026?
Obviously everyone will have their personal favorites that they've grown up with etc. But in 2026, given how things have aged (for better or for worse), and how things are with the current game (for better or for worse), what do you think is the single best Madden game ever to play in 2026?
Obviously everyone will have their personal favorites that they've grown up with etc. But in 2026, given how things have aged (for better or for worse), and how things are with the current game (for better or for worse), what do you think is the single best NBA game ever to play in 2026?
Obviously a lot of guys' last matches will be weirder when counting Indy promotions and what not. But as far as what's been on TV & PPV, what are some of the weirdest final matches that people have had?
One that springs to mind for me is Bret Hart. His final match was teaming with John Cena to take on Alberto Del Rio & Ricardo Rodriguez.
I like the gameplay and everything. I'm not into making my own CAWs etc. I unlocked the initial tier of things, but now I just don't know what to do with the game. MyFaction is annoying, My GM seems quite complicated, and Universe mode seems repetitive and kind of shallow after you set everything up.
What's a good way to have fun with it long-term?
I play basketball both inside and outside. I got injured in the past so I got padded sneakers about five years ago or so, but they're worn out.
I don't care about how they look etc, but looking for ones that have the best padding/protection, and open to buying two pairs if necessary (one for indoors, one for outdoors).
6"0 male male, play standard full court pickup. Thank you!
I love my Switch 2 in terms of its size/screen. I'd like to get a device that can emulate up to PS2 very well. I don't care if it's Linux, Android, Windows, etc. I'm looking for the best solution in terms of having a big screen size, but not too heavy (max heaviness would be say like Steam Deck OLED).
No budget specifically but I'm not interested in shelling out the $ currently for a Steam Deck, Legion Go S, etc.
Looked up a Mangmi Pocket since I saw it's a 7-inch Android device so wondering if that's the best bet.
I love my Switch 2 in terms of its size/screen. I'd like to get a device that can emulate up to PS2 very well. I don't care if it's Linux, Android, Windows, etc. I'm looking for the best solution in terms of having a big screen size, but not too heavy (max heaviness would be say like Steam Deck OLED).
No budget specifically but I'm not interested in shelling out the $ currently for a Steam Deck, Legion Go S, etc.
Looked up a Mangmi Pocket since I saw it's a 7-inch Android device so wondering if that's the best bet
Not counting anything that got vetoed, what's been the most lopsided trade that's gone down in your league this offseason? For me, I haven't seen anything too awful but it would probably be someone trading 1.11 for a 2027 1, as everyone knows the range to trade a 1st for a '27 1 is clearly earlier than that.
I'm not talking about the whole Austin turning heel part. I'm talking about the fact that he pinned Rock after some final chair shots.
On one hand, I always like when matches end with something other than a finishing move or roll up. However, it feels a little weird to me that he won after a continued barrage of chair shots, as opposed to capping it off with a Stone Cold Stunner.
The higher-end devices don't really seem worth it anymore, and I'm mainly interested in emulating PS2/GC. I saw the Pocket Max has full size joysticks & shoulder buttons which is appealing. Will it be able to easily handle all PS2 games, or is there a chance of some lag/things not being great? I remember a few years ago when I had the Odin 2, I feel like it wouldn't be able to handle some PS2 sports games without bad lag.
I actually believe that start 2TE leagues are awesome. In a regular 1TE league (even with TEP), it feels like guys outside of the top 7-10 TE's don't matter too much, similar in the way that QB's outside of the top 7-10 in a 1QB league don't matter too much.
In addition to flex positions, most leagues require you start 2 RB, 3 WR, and 2 QB (or rather at least with SF, you should really always be starting 2 if you're trying to win), but only 1 TE. This makes usually around half of the real-life starting TE's sitting on people's benches every week. But with start 2TE, it infinitely increases the value of TE's. So now you have TE's being super valuable, QB's being super valuable, RB's being scarce, and WR's giving you the depth and longevity, and it makes leagues super balanced.
I assume The Rock would be the majority of people's answers, so let's just remove him from the discussion for the sake of things.
Who is the funniest member of the AE? For me I would say Kurt Angle. The way he delivers his lines, being able to go from serious to goofy, looking upset at things, etc. For example, when he gave Mae Young the Olympic Slam and celebrated like he just won the World Title was hilarious. Or when he interrupted HHH's MSG comeback to announce he's entered the Rumble, and the "delusional" delivery he has.
In NBA 2K they have "eras" mode where you go through the years of time. For Universe mode I always find myself stopping and starting with new ideas etc and nothing sticks.
However in the last month I made a Universe with 14 shows and it's been a blast. Old School WWF, Attitude Era, RA era, PG era, current era, ECW, TNA, WCW, AEW, ROH, etc. Each show only has 10 people on it (every person is only on one roster so no repeats, and that even includes alternative characters) and only 3 matches so I go through the shows quickly, but I find it fun to play with different eras/settings because it keeps things fresh. And in theory someone is only showing up once every 42 matches (14 x 3).
Even though I mainly use handhelds at home, and in theory it shouldn't make much of a difference between that vs a laptop, I just don't seem to enjoy laptop gaming. There's just something about having to use a controller, having the screen not be right in my face makes it seem further away than it is, etc.
As handheld fans, what's your stance on gaming on a laptop?
I coincidentally could use a new Macbook now AND would also like something that can run RPCS3 well. I know RPCS3 in general is still hit & miss, but I know for a fact that certain games I want to play work fine on gaming PC's and devices like Lenovo Legion Go 2 & Rog Ally X.
What's the cheapest Macbook that will run RPCS3 games (generally speaking) quite well? Willing to spend for what makes sense but for example, I wouldn't want to buy the highest end possible Macbook if ones "lower" than it would be the exact same for RPCS3.
Budget: (none in particular, but paying over $1,000 would really have to be worth it) Country: (USA) Use Case: (Gaming- must be able to run RPCS3 well) Preferred Specs: (unsure) Notes: Deep down would prefer a Macbook but I'm afraid of it not being able to run RPCS3 well. I want to play more demanding RPCS3 on it that don't work on my Steam Deck (but do on other handheld devices).
I have a Steam Deck but it can't handle a lot of RPCS3 sports games I'd like to play. What's the best device that can handle RPCS3? No specific budget per se although I can't swallow specifically buying the Legion Go S right now with the recent price hike.
Preferences go to lighter weight/ergonomics but I know the more demanding machines are likely to be heavier and less comfortable.
I like playing some RPCS3 sports games like Madden, NBA, NHL, etc. I have a Steam Deck and it definitely struggles with them (they range from unplayable to playable with some lag, off colors, etc).
Would even the higher end Xbox Ally be able to handle these? With the Legion Go S soaring in price, I feel like the Ally might be the last chance to get a good device for "under" $1,000 new.