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TWK Reviews Episode 68: Otaku Time With NJPW Tōhkon Road 2
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TWK Reviews Episode 68: Otaku Time With NJPW Tōhkon Road 2

Hello, Hero Club, TDub here and welcome to my latest video, NJPW Tōhkon Road 2: The Next Generation which was developed by Yuke’s (WWE SmackDown/AEW Fight Forever) and published by Hudson (Bomberman/Mario Party) and yes, this is indeed quite the combination to release a game for the Nintendo 64. One
By T Dub
TWK Reviews Episode 67: EA Enters the Ring with WCW Mayhem
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TWK Reviews Episode 67: EA Enters the Ring with WCW Mayhem

Hello, Hero Club, TDub here, and welcome to my review of Electronic Arts’ debut in the world of professional wrestling video games aka WCW Mayhem. Yes, we’re talking about THAT EA. The one that forced microtransactions into games. The one who many believe to be the most evil video game company in th
By T Dub
TWK Reviews Episode 65: A Quick Look at Pokémon Stadium 2
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TWK Reviews Episode 65: A Quick Look at Pokémon Stadium 2

Hello, Hero Club, TDub here and welcome to my review of Pokemon Stadium 2 which was released for the Nintendo 64 back in the year 2000 (insert Conan O’Brien reference here). During this time, Pokemania was running about as rampant as anything could possibly could. If you were alive during this time
By T Dub
TWK Reviews Episode 65: A Quick Look at Pokémon Stadium 2
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TWK Reviews Episode 65: A Quick Look at Pokémon Stadium 2

Hello, Hero Club, TDub here and welcome to my review of Pokemon Stadium 2 which was released for the Nintendo 64 back in the year 2000 (insert Conan O’Brien reference here). During this time, Pokemania was running about as rampant as anything could possibly could. If you were alive during this time
By T Dub
TWK Reviews Episode 64: The Ups and Downs of Super Mario 64
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TWK Reviews Episode 64: The Ups and Downs of Super Mario 64

Hello, Hero Club, TDub here and welcome to my review of the game that changed everything as we knew it, Super Mario 64 which was released in 1996 as the debut game for the Nintendo 64. Prior to this entry, Mario games were seen as relatively simple affairs. You’d go from left to right, reach the end
By T Dub
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