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Trip down memory lane
Overall: The Best of WCW Nitro is a great trip down memory lane to a great time in recent wrestling, WCW has its lovers and haters but forget how the company ended and just enjoy some of its best moments. I certainly enjoyed reliving some of these moments, especially after recently watching the other WCW video, The Rise & Fall of WCW which left me wanting a little more classic moments from WCW's finest period during the Monday Night Wars.
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July 27, 2011 | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 4

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The Rise & Fall of WCW

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5 stars for the matches...
Just received this long awaited DVD, so here's my review:I'll stick to the packaging and content of the doc, because it looks like most have already listed the matches.First, whoever is in the art department over at WWE designing the look of these DVD covers and packaging, deservesa raise! Excellent cover, and your jaw will drop when you open up the digi-pak and see the two panels of art staringyou in the face. One panel is an awesome collage of Arn Anderson, Ric Flair and Goldberg, while the other featuresthe Outsiders, Sting and Hogan holding up the spray-painted WCW world title belt. Great stuff!Now, as for the documentary. If you're like me and you have a stack of WWE DVDs at home, you've seen your fairshare of WWE produced documentaries on wrestlers and rival promotions. They have all contained a little bit ofrevisionist history, but this one is hands down the worst when it comes to this. Again, Dusty Rhodes is still...
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August 25, 2009 | Helpful Votes: 22 | Rating: 5

Better Suited if it was titled "The Rise & Fail of a WCW Documentary"
I never review anything but felt it necessary on this one.If you have seen The Rise & Fall of ECW DVD, you'd have been hard pressed to believe that this one would fall so short. Considering Eastern Championship Wrestling, later on becoming Extreme Championship Wrestling, had a life span far shorter than WCW and its Jim Crockett Promotion ties, this disc should have had tons more info to share.The ECW disc was so informative, and not just from the stand point of the players involved. It spoke on its biggest feuds, changing points in the company, the ways they were able to grow and compete with the "Big 2" and made you understand how important and revolutionary their company was. It spoke on the history of its biggest players and how them coming to ECW helped their business. It was also shown in detail of how the company ruined itself. Some of that was in the WCW disc, mostly the competing with WWE, but not enough.And while I know I may sound like a...
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August 25, 2009 (Bluefield, WV) | Helpful Votes: 60 | Rating: 3

Could've Been Better But Not As Bad As People Claim
I'll be honest, there are things in terms of content and matches that WWE could've done better on this set but in their defense on the documentary, a lot of key figures (including Ted Turner, Eric Bischoff and Brad Seagal) declined to be part of this project so their abscence did hurt it a bit. Still, it isn't as bad as some of the other reviews both on Amazon and on other sites have claimed it to be though I will agree it could've been better, especially on some of the match selections! Here is what you'll find on here starting with the chapters:Jim Crockett PromotionsGeorgia Championship WrestlingMid-Atlantic Championship WrestlingBlack SaturdayThe ExpansionCrockett Sells to TurnerGreatest Talent in the WorldNew ManagementBill Watts EraBill Shaw Hires Eric BischoffHulk Hogan ArrivesNitro DebutsnWoCruiserweightsGoldbergWCW Ratings ChampCelebritiesGoldberg vs. Hogan...
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September 7, 2009 | Helpful Votes: 12 | Rating: 3

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WCW/NWO Revenge (Prima's Official Strategy Guide)

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This book led me to never loosing a match.
I thought this was the best guide I had ever had I wouldn't have an undefeated streak if it wasn't for this extraordinary and I mean extraordinary guide.Its a must buy well if you want to win that is. By:John Hendrix
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July 2, 1999 | Helpful Votes: 1 | Rating: 5

This game is awsome!!!!
This game is the follow-up to the wildly popular WCW vs. nWo: World Tour. World Tour was hailed by wrestling fans as the best wrestling game to date, and were delighted to hear that a sequel would be coming out. The popularity of World Tour created a market flooded with great wrestling titles, as well as some mediocre ones. But don't worry, this is definitely the best WCW title to date, even though it's horribly outdated. ----Graphics----The first thing you'll notice once you start playing is the better skin colors. World Tour had hideous skin colors. They were all white. I mean, literally, white. This problem has been solved in Revenge, so it is already better than World Tour. The faces in World Tour were also horrid. They looked absolutely nothing like their real-life counterparts. This problem was also solved in Revenge. Some of the faces are just amazingly realistic, such as Bret Hart and Hollywood Hogan. Some look less detailed, such as Chris Benoit's and Booker T's. But they are...
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July 6, 2002 | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 5

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Moves for all the wrestlers
All hidden wrestlers unveiled
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Bios and stats for your favorite WCW, NWO, and Flock wrestlers from the game Top to learn more

Pick up that chair, step into the square circle, and get ready to rumble! It's time to mix it up with the biggest names in professional wrestling with THQ's stunning 3-D action fighting game. Of course, if you plan to survive a vicious bout against Sting, Hollywood Hogan, or Raven, you'll need a little help from Prima's official guide. Covering every one of the game's 62 wrestlers, this book breaks down all of the basic moves, all of the special moves, and all of the tactics you'll need to grapple and body slam your way to the World Heavyweight title. Tons of illustrative screen captures help drive home the secrets behind each wrestler's special moves and abilities, while a "history" section details the turbulent state of affairs that exists between the various wrestling affiliations. Special hints and tips, such as interference from a third wrestler, dragging an opponent out of (and back into) the ring, and picking up a cheap win help round out this guide. --Michael Ryan Top to learn more

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WCW Nitro: The Official Strategy Guide (Secrets of the Games Series)

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Info
This book is extremely informative and tells you everything.If you buy the game buy the book.The Book gives you all the hidden characters and signagture as well as regular moves.
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July 13, 1998 | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 5

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Killer cheat codes
Every signature move for all 16 selectable wrestlers AND all 48 hidden wrestlers
Vicious multiplayer tactics
Stats and bios revealed
Bone-snapping tactics for every character!About the Author

Anthony James is the author of Critical Depth: The Official Strategy Guide, Vs: The Official Strategy Guide, Soul Blade Unauthorized Game Secrets, Star Fox 64 Unauthorized Games Secrets, Beyond the Beyond Unauthorized Game Secrets, and other Prima electronic entertainment books. Top to learn more

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WCW Vs. the World: Official Secrets and Solutions (Secrets of the Games Series)

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Score a big KO with Prima's WCW Vs. the World: Official Secrets & Solutions! With this guide you get signature moves, statistics, submission holds, and strategy for all your favorite WCW wrestlers:

• Chris Benoit • "Hollywood" Hulk Hogan • Rick Steiner •
• Masa Hiro Chono • Lord Steven Regal • Scott Steiner •
•Eddy Guerrero • Lex Luger • Sting •
• Ric Flair • Dean Malenko • Ultimo Dragon •

Get vital statistics and all the moves for the game's hidden characters: Giant, Grizz Lee, Jaguar, Jeff Jarrett, Le Masquerade, Major Tom, Shanghai, and Steel Talon. Plus bone-crushing moves for high-profile wrestlers.

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The wwe was responsible for the first wrestling high in the mid 80`s and when wcw had the idea to put nitro head to head with raw in 95 they had great talents on the roster but where in need of a great story line to kickstart the monday night war. that night of monday may 27 96 is when wcw did the same thing wwe did for the 80`s is give wrestling its second high.

the best compilation set this yr. I hope WWE decides to do other WCW themed DVDs, like History of the US Championship (4 Disc – DOC/NWA/WCW/WWE), PPV Anthologies (or at least best ofs for the big 4 – Fall Brawl, Halloween Havoc, Starrcade Vol. WCW has a great back catalogue if WWE ever decides to actually exploit it. They’ve started by giving us the yearly dose…but, I think they could potentially release 2-3 WCW themed DVD’s per yr for, say the next 2-3yrs. I’ll be honest, I never watched WCW growing up. I went to some live stuff when Luger was main eventing in the 80′s but that was about it. When the Monday Night Wars were full on WCW was cheap nonsense who kept taking stabs at WWE. The Montreal Screwjob of 1997 is one of the most popular happenings in wrestling history that still gets attention today as if it happened yesterday and if you saw what I saw on HBK/Bret you would have seen how much it STILL bothers Bret today. No disrespect to Austin or anyone who is an Austin fan, the man changed wrestling forever, but when it comes to storytelling and professionalism I’ll take Bret and HBK’s opinions any day. When WCW ended I was determined to see why they beat WWF in the ratings war week after week. I said to myself back then WCW is going to go belly up, rather than focusing on their own product you’ve got Bischoff challenging Vince on TV and giving away WWF match finishes. My favorite time in wrestling to this day, even more than the attitude era was the WCW purchase and then when the NWO was brought in at No Way Out. I agree w/ SRB that its sad how excited I get for WCW DVDs. 2 & SuperBrawl), Best of Thunder & Saturday Night would be great just for the gems and the fact they could prob hold 30-35+ matches ea. considering match length would avg.

Unfortunately we have had to remove WrestleMania 28, The Best of WCW Clash of the Champions and ECW Unreleased Vol 1 from the website for the time being. Included are the likes of Rey Mysterio: Life of a Masked Man, WrestleMania 26, WrestleMania 27, Best of Raw 2010, Survivor Series 2010, and Over the Limit 2011 priced from £5 to £7 ( Thanks to Evan McFarlane for passing that along - Earlier today product listings for WrestleMania 28, Best of Clash of the Champions, and ECW Unreleased were removed from Silvervision. There is a WWE DVD promotion running at Asda stores in the UK right now. After a murdering ex-convict by the name of ZEUS (Tom “Tiny” Lister) comes out on top as the toughest man, an ultimate title match with RIP is the TV network’s best chance for big ratings. When world wrestling champion RIP THOMAS (Hulk Hogan) refuses to join a competing network, an evil executive creates a new program, “The Battle of the Tough Guys,” where rules don’t exist and men engage in an all-out brawl for money.

Herd's tenure heavily promoted Sid Justice (twice, he was hired & fired by WWE in between, though Herd was pretty much gone by the time he returned), they signed and promptly failed to utilize, soon releasing Kevin Nash, Scott Hall, & Triple H.... Jim Herd, Turner's 1st choice to run the company, initially relied heavily on Jim Ross & Jim Cornette, two guys with a pretty good sense of promoting wrestling on TV & how to use the talent on hand. As time went by Herd starting making more decissions on his own and a revolving door of bookers & writers came through, making stories non sensical.

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