40 Years of Excellence: A Conversation with AEW’s Jeff Jarrett

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Professional wrestling is returning to Philadelphia in a big way. On May 27, All Elite Wrestling (AEW) will take over Temple University’s Liacouras Center for an unforgettable night of high-stakes action. With the energy of the Philly faithful and a loaded roster, we’re expecting a full house. If you haven’t secured your spot yet, make sure to grab your tickets now for what promises to be an incredible night.

I recently had the opportunity to sit down with “The Last Outlaw” himself, Jeff Jarrett. As he celebrates four decades in the industry, we discussed the evolution of the business, the Jarrett family legacy, and why Philadelphia remains the ultimate destination for professional wrestling.

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Formula Legends: Iconic Tracks DLC – Everything You Need to Know

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Whether you’re a longtime reader of the blog or just joining me for the first time, you probably know my relationship with Formula Legends for Xbox has been a bit of a rollercoaster. As I said in my original review, this is a game that is “gorgeous to look at, but tough to love.” It lures you in with that stunning, retro-stylized aesthetic and then punches you in the gut with a simulation-heavy engine that demands absolute perfection.

Since then, I’ve tracked the game’s evolution through the Raw Power Pack and the experimental Tech Power Pack. Now, developer 3DClouds has released the Iconic Tracks DLC, and I’ve spent the last few days trying to master these new (yet very familiar) circuits.

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Is the Lil’ Flip Cloverland Kingz DLC Worth It? A Look at the New $5 MFL 2 Content

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If you’re tired of the same old “polite” football simulators where the worst thing that happens is a 15-yard penalty, Mutant Football League 2 has always been your sanctuary. But today, the chaos just got a major injection of H-Town flavor.

Digital Dreams Entertainment just dropped the Lil’ Flip & Cloverland Kingz DLC, and it’s a total game-changer for anyone who likes their gridiron glory served with a side of legendary Southern hip-hop.

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Why Dracamar is the 3D Platformer You Need to Play

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If you have been looking for a vibrant new adventure to dive into on your Xbox, you should definitely have Dracamar on your radar. Developed by Petoons Studio and 3Cat, this 3D action-adventure platformer is a colorful journey that feels like a perfect fit for console gaming.

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Expanding the Wasteland: A Review of the Canyon Cross DLC

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For those who have already cut their teeth on the brutal campaign of Dustwind: Resistance, the Canyon Cross DLC offers a compelling reason to head back into the wastes. It’s more than just a few extra missions; it feels like a refined extension of the tactical DNA that made the base game on Xbox so engaging.

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Don’t Die in the Dust: A Review of Dustwind: Resistance

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The post-apocalypse is a crowded neighborhood in the gaming world. Between the sprawling deserts of Fallout and the frozen wastes of Metro, it takes a specific kind of grit to stand out. Dustwind: Resistance recently made its way to Xbox, and for those who miss the era of high-stakes, isometric tactical combat, it feels like a brutal, rewarding homecoming.

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Why Hulk Hogan Can’t Kick Out of the Decisions Made by Terry Bollea

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The character of Hulk Hogan is the reason I fell in love with professional wrestling. For a lifelong Hulkamaniac like me, the yellow and red isn’t just a color scheme; it’s the visual shorthand for childhood heroism. Over the years, I’ve had the good fortune to meet the man twice—the first time at WrestleMania XXX in New Orleans, where I shook his hand and told him he was my hero, and more recently at WrestleMania 40 right here in my hometown of Philadelphia. During that second meeting, he joked with me about his body falling apart, a reminder of the physical toll the business took on him.

But after watching the Hulk Hogan: Real American documentary series on Netflix, I found myself sitting in the silence of my living room with a heavy heart and a mountain of conflicting feelings.

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Is Mullet MadJack the Best Boomer Shooter on Xbox?

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If you’ve ever found yourself wishing you could step directly into a hyper-violent, neon-soaked VHS tape from 1995, Mullet MadJack is the adrenaline shot you’ve been waiting for. Now available on Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One—and included with Xbox Game Pass—this title is a “Boomer Shooter” that doesn’t just pay homage to the classics; it turns them into a high-octane fever dream.

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Is Mouse: P.I. For Hire Worth It? Full Xbox Review and Final Verdict

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If you’ve been hanging around the Xbox store lately, you’ve probably seen a thumbnail that looks like it was ripped straight out of a 1930s Disney vault—only, instead of whistling on a steamboat, the mouse is packing a Tommy gun.

I just finished my first full run of Mouse: P.I. For Hire, and honestly? It’s one of the most visually stunning and unapologetically fun shooters I’ve played in years. If you’re a fan of Cuphead’s art style but always wished you could play it as a fast-paced “boomer shooter” like Doom or Bioshock, this is exactly what you’ve been waiting for.

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Why No Holds Barred is the Ultimate Nostalgia Trip for Hulkamaniacs

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If you grew up in the late 80s or early 90s, you didn’t just watch Hulk Hogan—you lived in a world defined by him. Between the vitamins, the prayers, and the neon yellow spandex, the Hulkster was less of a wrestler and more of a living superhero.

But then, 1989 gave us something that defied logic, physics, and perhaps, good taste: No Holds Barred.

Look, I’m not here to tell you this is an Oscar-contending masterpiece. It’s objectively ridiculous. It’s loud, it’s sweaty, and the plot makes a Saturday morning cartoon look like Succession. But despite its campy nature—or maybe because of it—this movie still resonates with me today.

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