AEW: Fight Forever Release Date Finally Revealed?
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For years, All Elite Wrestling have been working on the launch of their first-ever video game; AEW Fight Forever.
The development of the game has been ongoing for years at this point, with Cody Rhodes being a part of the initial announcement of the game.
After a long time and seemingly a lot of delayed release dates, we may finally know when the game will hit shelves.
Per Fightful Select (subscription required), the AEW: Fight Forever video game is scheduled for release on June 27, as of today (May 19).
Mike Straw had recently reported that the game would be released “around the time of” the AEW x NJPW Forbidden Door event, which would be the case.
Fightful also notes that AEW holds the rights to the engine, so a future title being released with the engine is possible, but the working plan was for the Yuke’s title to be a one-off with constant updates.
Those that spoke to Fightful that worked on the game said it plays ‘very smoothly’, resembling WWF No Mercy, though there are some limitations with the create a wrestler mode, and there were no plans for a community creations that Fightful had heard of when they last asked.
The report says that an official announcement about the game is said to be coming over the next week.
Here are the results from the May 17 episode of AEW Dynamite:
Christian Cage and Luchasaurus attacked TNT Champion Wardlow with a ladder, setting up Cage vs Wardlow in a ladder match at Double Or Nothing
Darby Allin & Orange Cassidy def. Big Bill & Lee Moriarty
Sammy Guevara def. Exodus Prime
Karen Jarrett appeared and helped Jeff Jarrett, Jay Lethal, Satnam Singh & Sonjay Dutt attack FTR
Toni Storm & Ruby Soho def. Hikaru Shida & Britt Baker
The 21-man Blackjack Battle Royal at Double Or Nothing for Orange Cassidy’s International Championship was announced
Tony Khan announced upcoming dates and locations for AEW Collision, but said the location of the premiere would be revealed next week
Roderick Strong def. Chris Jericho in a Falls Count Anywhere match thanks to help from Adam Cole
Jack Perry def. Rush
Darby Allin and Sammy Guevara ran out to help Perry when he was being attacked by Le Faccion Ingobernables
Jay White def. Ricky Starks via DQ when Starks used a steel chair that had been introduced by White’s partner Juice Robinson
Don Callis came to address turning on Kenny Omega, which turned into a big brawl between the Blackpool Combat Club and The Elite, including Adam Page returning and rejoining The Elite and setting up an Anarchy in the Arena match for Double Or Nothing
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