AEW: Fight Forever is beloved by wrestlers and gamers alike, but what happens when the two are brought together? And how do they compare? Both careers demand total dedication to meet the demands of a hungry crowd, but while one calls for the discipline of a healthy mind and body, the other mainly calls for a lot of shouting and a reliance on convenience food.
Check out our fascinating documentary, below, that delves into the personal and professional lives of Simon Miller and Jim Trinca, who are both dedicated professionals in their respective fields, but with a crucial difference: one of them is always in the gym, and the other is called Jim.
Keen to give the game a go yourself, and see if you have what it takes to go toe-to-toe with a professional wrestler (albeit, a virtual one?) You’ll have a choice of 60 professionals to test your mettle against (that’s 46 men and 14 women). And you’ll get to play out your very own career, if you’ve got fortune and fame on your mind, or just focus on battering anyone you don’t like in exhibition matches, if that’s more your style.
AEW Fight Forever aims to be a true throwback to classic wrestling games, for those veteran enought to remember the classics. You can grab the game now on Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, PS4, PS5, Nintendo Switch, and PC.
And if you’re still hungry for more, after all that, you can expect DLC in the coming weeks to add new wrestlers to the mix – including Keith Lee, HOOK, Danhausen, and The Bunny.
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