Skip to main content

Announcing Season Four of Henry's Universe Mode!

On August 18th, 2018, I officially ended Season Three of my Universe Mode with my second WrestleMania. In a blog update a few days later, I basically confirmed that the longest running series on Henry's World will continue, and that is still my plan. In January 2019, Henry's Universe Mode will enter Season Four with the second WWE Draft. However, at the start of each season, I always like to change things up to keep the series fresh, and I've got a few ideas that I'll share with you today. Let's get started.




Henry's Universe Mode: Season 4 Plans


- First off, this is a standard one, but it goes without saying that Season Four will be on WWE 2k19. I'm pretty excited about the new release, and 2k has added some nice new features this year that I likely will be using. Nothing huge; just a few tweaks here and there.


- If you've looked at my wiki lately, you'll note that I've shifted away from using a real-life calendar. I found it too limiting, and too difficult to keep track of. Instead, I'm just using the standard in-game calendar, with four weeks to a month. I'm going to slowly keep updating the championships and shows on the wiki to account for this change, and it should be finished by the time the new series starts. 


- Brand exclusive pay-per-views are back, as are weekly shows. I've been watching a lot of Universe Mode content from a YouTube channel called GPWrestling(link here), and I've pretty much copied his pay-per-view schedule. If you look at my wiki, you can find the new calendar(up to Summerslam) or you can just wait to see it in action. 


- No promises, but I'm going to try to add a bit more to the weekly Raw and SmackDown shows. I'm going to try to scale back on the detail for matches and short angles, to allow for a more full experience. I do want to make it another full year, so if I have to go to shorter shows or just pay-per-views only, I will do it.


- As always, a new release can wreck havoc on an already existing Universe Mode. I've done my absolute best to make the 2k18 to 2k19 transition as smooth as possible, but it's still going to be rough. Hopefully the first few shows go okay, and it should all be up from there. 




We're just under three months away from the official return of Henry's Universe Mode content, and meanwhile there will still continue to be Dog League posts for the rest of the year. I'm excited for the future of my blog and Henry's Universe Mode, and I hope you are too. 
Labels:

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Curious Crab

One Monday night my mom looked into my crabitat and found that a crab had climbed into one of my fake trees. It was in the top branch. I looked in later, and found that the crab had fallen out of the tree. I hope he is okay. What a day!
5 comments
Read more

Henry's Universe Mode #231: WrestleMania II (Part 3)

Finn Balor vs The Undertaker Finn Balor felt the full force of the strikes of The Undertaker in the early going, eating rights and lefts to the skull. The Undertaker continued to lay into Balor, dumping him to the floor with a clothesline, then following up with his vintage suicide dive! After a brief skirmish on the outside, the Deadman got destructive, grabbing the Demon's throat and driving him through the announce table with a chokeslam! It was here that The Undertaker allowed Finn Balor a chance to just give up and concede defeat, but Balor wasn't having any of it. Finn got his second wind, countering an attempted chokeslam to connect with a reverse DDT, then the shotgun dropkick in the corner. Up top, Finn connected with Coup de Grace! 1........................2.......................but it's going to take a lot more to put The Undertaker away, especially at WrestleMania. Balor laid in some shots, busting The Undertaker open, but that proved to be a huge mistake. ...
Post a Comment
Read more

Lost and Found: The Legacy of Bray Wyatt

On August 24th, 2023, the professional wrestling world experienced yet another devastating heartbreak, as Windham Rotunda, aka Bray Wyatt, passed away at the age of 36. Wyatt has a number of accolades to his name after over a decade spent in the WWE, having won the namesake championship once, in addition to competing at multiple WrestleManias. That's the cliffnotes version, the driest form of exposition to summarize one of the most captivating careers we as wrestling fans have ever witnessed. But Bray's legacy and impact, brief as it was, is truly one of a kind.  "Potential" was the buzzword for Bray from the very beginning, and even at his earliest stages as a performer, it was impossible to ignore. Bray's early days spent tagging with his younger brother, the future Bo Dallas, in the soon-to-be defunct Florida Championship Wrestling passed without notice, but the two third-generation progenies found the spotlight quickly. The grassroots of NXT formed under their...
Post a Comment
Read more