AEW’s first console game dropped a bit early for some fans, and there is a lot going on in the new release. Now, it appears that fans have uncovered a bit more than they expected.

While it is highly unlikely that Brock Lesnar will ever make an appearance in an AEW ring, there is an interesting Easter egg referencing the Beast Incarnate in AEW Fight Forever. This falls in line with the Roman Reigns Easter eggs that they found.

AEW Fight Forever was initially announced in late 2020, following the releases of AEW Elite GM and AEW Casino: Double or Nothing for mobile devices. After facing several delays, the game’s release date has now been confirmed for June 29. This game will mark the first time many wrestlers on the AEW roster will be featured as playable characters in a video game.

Brock Lesnar is quite familiar with being immortalized in video games. However, in AEW Fight Forever, he will have a unique presence. In a footage previewing the game’s finisher creation suite, players can select Lesnar’s iconic F5 finishing move.

Advertising
Advertising

To leave no doubt about the reference to Brock Lesnar, the move is aptly named ‘Diverticulitis’ in the game. This is a nod to Lesnar’s real-life battle with diverticulitis, which forced him to retire from UFC in 2011. Of course, the move might have also garnered that name because it wrecks an opponent’s guts.

We will have to see how everything pans out in this situation, because you never know what else fans will find in the new video game. For more on this story, and everything else in the pro wrestling world, stay tuned with us at Ringside News

What’s your take on the new AEW video game? Sound off in the comments!

Felix Upton

Felix Upton is a seasoned writer with over 30 years of experience. He began his career writing advertisements for local newspapers in New York before transitioning to publishing news for Ringside News. His expertise includes writing, editing, research, photo editing, and video editing. In his free time, he enjoys bungee jumping and learning extinct languages.

Disqus Comments Loading...