All I’m gonna say is if they can make this work and we get a dedicated modding community for this game/engine, with upgraded graphics and modern wrestlers on top of what’s already there… Then it is over for 2K. There will never be a need to get another WWE game 👏
We @dot_discovery have rebuilt the WWF No Mercy engine inside Unreal Engine 5.
The intent here is to combine all the AKI series into a singular engine, for Free and open source on Github when done for non-commercial reasons.
It uses modern solutions for shadows/lighting and internal things like AI behavior, but the AI matches AKI 1:1.
This means that a creator can take a branch and turn this into something with extremely high quality models, but retaining that gameplay style that is beloved.
I just hit record. ☺️
#N64 #AKI
We @dot_discovery have rebuilt the WWF No Mercy engine inside Unreal Engine 5.
The intent here is to combine all the AKI series into a singular engine, for Free and open source on Github when done for non-commercial reasons.
It uses modern solutions for shadows/lighting and internal things like AI behavior, but the AI matches AKI 1:1.
This means that a creator can take a branch and turn this into something with extremely high quality models, but retaining that gameplay style that is beloved.
I just hit record. ☺️
#N64 #AKI
@BelloAfola237@dosting_dosting@SkySportsWSL They should be punished too though. If the men’s team didn’t cheat and financially gain, the women’s team wouldn’t have won what they did either. City should be punished across all their teams
The Legend of Zelda commercial with Robbin Williams and his Daughter Zelda Williams featuring 'The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time' for the Nintendo Switch 2 is something we didnt think we needed.
Rest in Peace Robin Williams 🕊
In December 2001, just three months after the September 11 attacks, Elton John appeared on “Live by Request,” an A&E special where viewers called in live to request songs. Among the callers, a woman shared that her husband had been one of the first responders to die at the World Trade Center, and that “Rocket Man” was his favorite song.
Elton, visibly moved by the request, sat down at the piano and began playing that 1972 classic that everyone had heard a thousand times before. But that night, in that context, the lyrics about loneliness and distance took on a completely different weight.
Sweating and with his voice breaking on every note, he managed to completely silence the audience for the four minutes the song lasted.