Showing posts with label wwe all stars. Show all posts
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Wednesday, March 2, 2011

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WWE wrestler and Playboy cover star Ashley Massaro has blamed her eviction from reality show Survivor: China on a "manipulative weirdo" in her tribe.

Ashley, a popular WWE wrestler who starred on the April, 2007 cover of Playboy magazine, became the second victim of

Survivor: China

following Chicken's eviction last week.

Ashley, 28, told Stuff.co.nz her Zhan Hu tribe mate Dave Cruser was "a waste of time and a waste of energy" and blamed him for her eviction.

"Dave is just really difficult and very manipulative and I think the rest of the tribe is going to take more notice of that now that I'm gone," Ashley said.

"I'm a sore loser and it was a hard pill to swallow, but I had a really manipulative weirdo on my team."

The model, who was visibly sick in the show's first episode and had a series of fiesty confrontations with Dave around camp, said she struggled with the weather conditions.

"The rain was the hardest factor. Television cannot give you an accurate view of how it felt to be out there. You'd have to sit in a hurricane for five days and you'd know what it's like.

"It made it very hard to do anything. It made everyone irritable. You can't start a fire, you can't do anything. We literally had to sit there in the freezing cold."

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Saturday, February 26, 2011

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The revolutionary new addition to THQ’s distinguished WWE videogame portfolio and debut release from the company’s San Diego-based studio, WWE® All Stars™ will bridge generations of WWE enthusiasts and casual followers alike with a fun, fresh and fast-paced experience inside the virtual ring. As you will see from the screenshots, this one is definitely more for the arcade fans, but with what looks to be a simplified control scheme may appeal to more casual gamers and it seems that the companies are loving that lately. It could make sense though, SVR for hardcore gamers and WWE All Stars for the casual side, guess we will see.

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Friday, February 25, 2011

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The demo of Smackdown vs. Raw 2011 shows off a new dynamic physics engine that will allow for objects within the game to react much as they would in real life. THQ’s focus in the E3 demo was the TLC match (tables, ladders and chairs) which shows off how tables will splinter differently each and every time depending on how you drive your opponents through. What this means is that (in essence) you’ll never see the same animation twice and unlike old SVR games the tables won’t simply split down the middle.

Source: http://www.cheatmasters.com/blog/2010/06/09/smackdown-vs-raw-2011-and-wwe-all-stars-announced/#ixzz1Exu2E4oS
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