Have you seen some of the homebrew developed versions of Donkey Kong on the 7800?

What was your favorite game on the 7800? There are still new games being released for it too.

Thank you.

I agree, based on their track record it is not something I would put too much into. I will put in $10 or so just for shits and giggles though.

I am glad you are looking him up. He is one of those athletes that doesn't give up. There are quite a few matches of his available on YouTube. His most popular feud has been with Jerry Lawler. That has

I mistakenly posted this in the wrong community. With that said, I cannot agree with you more. It is a classic. I have tried watching the colorized version before but it doesn't hold the same feel to me.

He certainly is the most memorable.

They have my interest. Lol. Nothing like cold hard cash to garner some interest.

I am the type that of fan that is a fan of the athletes, not necessarily the promotion. Guys like Cardona, I am a fan of. Rather than bitching about his position, he went out and made the company acknowledge

I gave up on pre-ordering anything years ago - I was one of those in on the Duke Nukem Forever pre-orders from the last century. Sadly, I did not keep my receipt (it was like a $5 down payment) so I was

This is going to be tougher than it looks. I love this game. I saved up and bought a TurboGrafx-16 back in the day just to get it. By the time I got the console the store didn't have the game anymore and

Definitely. He has spent many years searching and hunting down owners of various games to build the library he owns now.

I am interested in things like this but do you have more information available? Like why did you sign up for it? How is it going for you now?

You are welcome. Thank you for the comment.

In the Facebook group I co-own (with a promoter no less) we have many promotion owners involved as well as a few athletes. We started the group specifically to help promoters and athletes grow and better

Thank you. I thought long and hard about how to present these event articles without ruining the event itself for those that have not seen it. I understand most of these are 30+ year old shows but still,

Planning on using articles like this (exclusive to Hive) to show them the benefits of posting their content here. Hoping they see the value in their own historical articles being posted here (birthdays,

The monetization part is what a lot of people, not just wrestlers and promotions, get turned off by. I have no idea why outside a few responses over it. Basically, they love the idea of making money off

Exactly. We get a handful of content producers posting regularly and fans will come.

Right now the big thing is getting people to post in the community and build it up. If we can get content going up then we can get eyes on the HPW community.