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(Hype) New Series in the Works

2015 has been the most successful year in my blog's history, but I'm not finished yet. The South Park review will continue until the end of the season, when I might pick up a new TV show. My Hell in a Cell 2015 recap is coming soon, with the event taking place later. I'll need to watch it, take notes, and then make the post. I'm aiming for a Monday release for that. However, as written in the title, this is a hype post for a new series that will be starting within the next month or so.

So, WWE 2k16 is releasing in a few days, and I'm planning on picking it up soon afterward. Not sure how soon, just soon. Once I've gotten a feel for it, I will be starting up a universe mode on the blog, which should be a lot of fun. The plan is to have 3 posts per in game week, with Raw, Smackdown! and NXT. Monthly pay per views will get their own post. Each post will include the five matches that took place on that show, with some brief comments from me on the main event, and any rivalry matches that took place. For those who are unaware, rivalries now give status effects, so I'll put in notes about those effects and any and all cut scenes. I'm not a big fan of rivalries, so there will only be one rivalry per show, the other matches will be booked by me. Here is a look at a sample match card:

Matches 
Winner will be BOLD

Example #1 vs Example #2
Tag Team #1 vs Tag Team #2
Example #3 vs Example #4

 And so one. You get the point. I can explain more about the series when I post the introduction, just one quick note. I wouldn't expect this series too soon after the release, as I have to get it and go through a lot of trialing and set up. And no, there is nothing I can do to speed it up. The series will release when it is ready, and not a second before then.

I think that's about it. See everyone around.

-Henry

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