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Blog Update- January 2018

Considering how often I've been needing to post updates over the past few months, I'm thinking of just making this a monthly thing. Anyway, here's what's happening with my blog this month.




Henry's Universe Mode

First and foremost, I think I may have made a huge mistake when I brought Henry's Universe Mode content back onto my blog. I was very satisfied with the way things ended at Summerslam, but over the few months afterward, I began to have doubts. I drew out my decision on what content I intended to make for 2k18, and because of that, I really wasn't ready to start producing any series on the game after release. The posts have been sporadic, and not really my best work, and I can honestly say that I'm not really looking forward to posting anything. For me, the most important aspect of this blog is that I enjoy making everything I produce, and that just isn't the case. So for now, for a second time, Henry's Universe Mode is cancelled once more.


Other 2k18 Content

The good news on this front is that during the time while I was still trying to figure out what I would do for the game, I came up with a few other ideas. Over the next few weeks, I'm going to work on fleshing out a few series ideas, and hopefully I'll be able to find something that sticks. Just be patient- 2k18 content will be returning to the blog sooner rather than later.


Everything Else

Because of this decision, January is set to be a pretty quiet month for my blog, with no main series currently scheduled. So, I'm going to take this opportunity to work on some different content. If you follow me on Twitter(@htk0215), you'll have heard that a review of New Japan's Wrestle Kingdom 12 is coming soon, hopefully tomorrow. I've also talked about doing some old school wrestling pay-per-view reviews, and now would be a good chance to start doing those. Who knows- I've got a bunch of ideas stored up in reverse, so we'll just have to see what sticks.


That's all for now. Hopefully this post clarified what the month of January means for my blog, and answered any of your questions.


- Henry

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