The Top 15 WWE Hell in a Cell Matches
With WWE's annual Hell in a Cell PPV event just days out, on Sunday the 16th, and this year also marking the 20th anniversary of the time Mick Foley nearly killed himself for our adoration, it's the perfect time to rank some horrifying Hell in the Cell matches.
This year, inside the Cell, Roman Reigns will defend the Universal Championship against Braun Strowman while Jeff Hardy will attempt to get some measure of revenge against Randy Orton (even though the SmackDown Cell match should be Charlotte Flair vs. Becky Lynch). Will either of these two encounters become an instant classic? Enough to bump one of the following matches off the slideshow list?
The Top 15 WWE Hell in a Cell Matches
With WWE's annual Hell in a Cell PPV event just days out, on Sunday the 16th, and this year also marking the 20th anniversary of the time Mick Foley nearly killed himself for our adoration, it's the perfect time to rank some horrifying Hell in the Cell matches.
This year, inside the Cell, Roman Reigns will defend the Universal Championship against Braun Strowman while Jeff Hardy will attempt to get some measure of revenge against Randy Orton (even though the SmackDown Cell match should be Charlotte Flair vs. Becky Lynch). Will either of these two encounters become an instant classic? Enough to bump one of the following matches off the slideshow list?
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How Spider-Man PS4’s Best Boss Battles Came to Be
Marvel's Spider-Man features a handful of familiar foes for Spidey to face off with, but some of Insomniac Games' coolest fights didn't originally start out as they appear in the game.
Spoilers for Marvel's Spider-Man follow.
Speaking to IGN during our Spider-Man PS4 spoilercast, creative director Bryan Intihar took us behind-the-scenes of the game's more intriguing battles. Watch the clip above to hear directly from Intihar about how the Electro/Vulture and Rhino/Scorpion fights began.
As Intihar describes in the clip above, the Electro and Vulture 2-on-1 battle didn't always start out that way, but rather was intended to be different 1-on-1 battles. Once Insomniac realized the fun of combining two aerial foes into one battle, however, they figured out a new twist on the late-game fight that solidified it as one of the most unique battles in the adventure.
How Spider-Man PS4’s Best Boss Battles Came to Be
Marvel's Spider-Man features a handful of familiar foes for Spidey to face off with, but some of Insomniac Games' coolest fights didn't originally start out as they appear in the game.
Spoilers for Marvel's Spider-Man follow.
Speaking to IGN during our Spider-Man PS4 spoilercast, creative director Bryan Intihar took us behind-the-scenes of the game's more intriguing battles. Watch the clip above to hear directly from Intihar about how the Electro/Vulture and Rhino/Scorpion fights began.
As Intihar describes in the clip above, the Electro and Vulture 2-on-1 battle didn't always start out that way, but rather was intended to be different 1-on-1 battles. Once Insomniac realized the fun of combining two aerial foes into one battle, however, they figured out a new twist on the late-game fight that solidified it as one of the most unique battles in the adventure.
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We Reveal Three New Shadowverse: Omen of the Ten Cards
The next Shadowverse set – Omen of the Ten - is launching at the end of September and I’m hugely excited. Why? Because the overall theme is quite dark and twisted, and it feels like developer Cygames is having heaps of fun with the gameplay concepts that come along with it.
Omen of the Ten, you see, refers to ten characters – each a legendary card in the set – each of which has a unique theme, often tied to their Omen number. The Omen of One, Mjerrabaine, for instance, is Shadowverse’s first card to promote singleton decks – i.e. decks with only one copy of each card (aside from Mjerrabaine himself in this case). Valnareik, Omen of Lust – the seventh Omen and a Bloodcraft legendary – has an ability that’s activated if your leader has taken damage at least seven times during the match. The ninth Omen, meanwhile, is Raio, Omen of Truth, a Runecraft legendary with a fanfare that spellboosts all the cards in your deck nine times. Woah!
We Reveal Three New Shadowverse: Omen of the Ten Cards
The next Shadowverse set – Omen of the Ten - is launching at the end of September and I’m hugely excited. Why? Because the overall theme is quite dark and twisted, and it feels like developer Cygames is having heaps of fun with the gameplay concepts that come along with it.
Omen of the Ten, you see, refers to ten characters – each a legendary card in the set – each of which has a unique theme, often tied to their Omen number. The Omen of One, Mjerrabaine, for instance, is Shadowverse’s first card to promote singleton decks – i.e. decks with only one copy of each card (aside from Mjerrabaine himself in this case). Valnareik, Omen of Lust – the seventh Omen and a Bloodcraft legendary – has an ability that’s activated if your leader has taken damage at least seven times during the match. The ninth Omen, meanwhile, is Raio, Omen of Truth, a Runecraft legendary with a fanfare that spellboosts all the cards in your deck nine times. Woah!