If it’s not anime Darryn drudges up on deck every episode it’s that Marvel’s Avengers game and for the life of me I can’t figure out why he’s still playing it.

AEW has been a regular highlight reel of slams and elbow drops. Like any wrestling promotion it has plenty of merchandise to dip your wallet into, but what it doesn’t have? A single game to its name-brand. Fret not, AEW is getting three games soon.

Next year’s WWE 2K22 is aiming to recapture the essence of wrestling, and to do so, 2K Games is looking back to the past.

Yukes has been the developer of these games for many many years now, and it sounds like even they’re getting fed up with the current status quo and iterative updates that they crank out every year.

As most know, professional wrestling is all make-believe, but Fighting With My Family is here to tell the true story of one of its superstars.

There’s nothing in life that wrestling can’t solve. Grabbing a mask, suiting up in your finest luchador boots and tossing said problems from the top of a turnbuckle and onto the ring below? Magic stuff. Guacamelee knew this a couple of years ago when it first launched, giving players plenty of charm, style and pop-up powerbombs aplenty. Also, chickens. An unstoppable feathery force most foul if I remember correctly. What could be better? A brand new sequel from developer Drink Box. Here’s the first trailer for Guacamelee 2.

Jumping off a six-foot ladder, fighting in a cage, and hitting people with chairs is still not as strange as this new partnership between the WWE and Rocket League.

Matt Hardy found his groove last year, reinventing himself as a meme machine and the best damn performer of 2016 in his persona as "Broken Matt Hardy". And TNA wants a slice of that action, as they're looking to claim ownership of the gimmick.