This freed Yuke’s up to become the developer of AEW: Fight Forever.
level, so Fight Forever doesn’t even need to hit best ever status.
If it can manage to beslightly less janky than the competition, AEW could be on to a winner.
Heck, Yuke’s might be able to dust off some old assets as well.
They’ve surely got a CM Punk and a Chris Jericho knocking around.
It’s actually a nice mirror of how AEW’s existence has invigorated pro-wrestling a bit.
At a base level, consolidation is bad for consumers and competition is good.
Perhaps a rival game series will spur Visual Concepts to greater heights as well.
