Month: November 2020

This week on Wrestle Buddies, GameSpot’s professional wrestling podcast, Chris E. Hayner and Mat Elfring are looking back on some of the most entertaining moments in WWE history–and they’re not doing it alone. In addition to welcoming former WWE ring announcer Lilian Garcia to chat,, we revisit what might be the most bizarre year of WWE programming ever and dig deep into the company’s former on-screen president.

First up, Mat decided to watch all of WWE’s programming from 1995. Why is he doing this? Not even he knows the answer, to be honest. However, what a journey it’s been so far. You might not remember this–or perhaps didn’t even watch wrestling then–but this was not a great time for WWE. From characters like Man Mountain Rock to the company’s obsession with Pamela Anderson, it really was a sight to behold.

Then, given it’s election week, we look back at one of the most important presidents of any of our lives. We are, of course, talking about WWF President Jack Tunney. That’s right, Before WWE had general managers, commissioners, or even a sheriff named “Stone Cold” Steve Austin, Jack Tunney was an on-screen authority figure named president of the company and some of his decisions were downright ludicrous.

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The launch of the PS5 is very close now, just one week away, and so you may already have visions of Spider-Mans and Bugsnax dancing in your head. If you’re curious about how to fine-tune your new hardware, though, Sony is here to help with a new video going over some of the finer points of the system settings.

The brief explainer video walks you through how to tweak the settings for 3D audio, haptic feedback and adaptive triggers, and power-saving in rest mode. It’s all very snappy and easy to understand, but seeing it laid out may give you a better idea of exactly what to expect.

The haptic feedback and adaptive trigger settings can be made less strong if you find they’re too much to handle. The power setting is set to “Optimized Experience” by default, which gives you some handy features like remote power-on and auto-updates, but it uses more power. A “Low Power Use” setting turns off those features but runs at much lower power in rest mode, or you can customize some mixture of both. The 3D audio might require the most experimentation, as Sony notes that you may need to try the settings to see which one matches your ear level.

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One of the most-talked about movies in 2020 is none other than Christopher Nolan’s Tenet, a movie that kept getting pushed back because of COVID-19 and at one point was delayed indefinitely. Eventually, the movie hit theaters, and Nolan was actually pleased with the results. Now, it’s apparently coming to the home market next month.

According to Collider’s Steven Weintraub, you’ll be able to watch Tenet on 4K, Blu-ray, DVD, and digitally on December 15, a little more than a month away. While the movie’s global take was $350 million, without the pandemic and theater closures, it would have attracted a lot more people.

Deadline reports that the home release for the movie will be exceptionally pricey. It will retail for $45 on 4K UHD, $36 on Blu-ray, and $29 on DVD. It will feature an hour-long featurette about the making of the movie as well. Typically, new 4K UHD movies retail for $25–with some special editions coming in at $35, like an upcoming New Mutants Steelbook release. At this time, major retailers do not have a listing for Nolan’s movie–although searching for the movie typically brings up a lot of tents rather than copies of Tenet.

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