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Test Chamber – WWE '13
If you watch Replay or follow me on Twitter, it's pretty obvious that I'm a huge wrestling fan. This fandom has carried over to wrestling games, although the history of sports entertainment in gaming form is spotty at best. I've long held onto my belief that WWF No Mercy for the Nintendo 64 is the best wrestling game ever, but if you've read my review you know that I may have changed my tune.
I grabbed Bryan Vore, Jeff Cork, and Tim Turi to take a look at the newest wrasslin' title, and we engaged in a triple threat match that shows off what's possible with the game's massive creation suite. Check it out below!
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