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Morning Hangover #76 -- Sterling Wonders If Wrestling Games Are Fighting Games, Patrick Hearts Adventure

Welcome to Morning Hangover -- an excellent way to start your day with the crew at TheFeed...no matter what you're recovering from. Every morning you'll hear musings from our editors and have the chance to share your thoughts on what's going on in the gaming world. Sterling McGarvey: It’s been a while since I’ve strapped on the...

Posted October 19, 2009| 8 Comments
WWE Superstar Ted DiBiase Talks Nintendo And SmackDown Vs. Raw 2010

ESPN's Jon "Jonny Ballgame" Robinson interviewed WWE's Ted DiBiase and some of the conversation drifted towards gaming. Some of you might be familiar with his father, the legendary "Million Dollar Man" Ted DiBiase. During the interview, the younger Ted spoke about the Nintendo binges he enjoyed when his father came back from...

Posted September 16, 2009| 11 Comments
SmackDown Vs. Raw Gets "Stone Cold" Steve Austin And Social Networking

Fans of WWE Hall of Fame inductee "Stone Cold" Steve Austin will be interested to know that he is the exclusive bonus character for SmackDown vs. Raw 2010. Players that pre-order the game at GameStop or EB Games will receive a code that unlocks "The Texas Rattlesnake". As Austin would say, gimme a hell yeah!!! In related...

Posted August 24, 2009| 20 Comments
THQ Prevails Over Jakks In An Arbitration Case Over WWE Games

THQ has defeated Jakks Pacific for the Intercontinental Championship in an arbitration case regarding royalties for the former's WWE video games. As TheFeed's Jake Gaskill reported at the beginning of the month, the two companies have been unhappy with its joint-venture arrangement, squabbling like a tag team that's about to break up. According...

Posted July 27, 2009| 16 Comments
Updated: THQ Splits Into Three Gaming Divisions: Core, Family And Online

Updated: 12:39PM PST The big corporate gaming news just keeps on coming today. Publisher THQ has just announced that it has split itself into three separate business divisions: Core Games, Kids/Family/Casual Games, and Online. THQ president Brian Farrell said of the move: “The new structure specifically aligns our primary business units...

Posted June 24, 2009| 3 Comments