AEW Fight Forever Roster In Trouble, Video Game Way Over Budget

AEW Fight Forever Roster In Trouble, Video Game Way Over Budget

The continued development of AEW planned console game, Fight Forever, may not be going well with the game having accrued a staggering requirement in terms of budget

Michael Straw of Sports Gamers Online has a new article out that portrays a bleak image behind the scenes. With creators Yuke’s and AEW Games battling it out. Kenny Omega is said to “detest” working with Yuke’s, with one source claiming that the firm has tried to exploit Omega. He despite his love of video games, is a beginner in the programming sector.

The parties have clashed about Fight Forever’s direction and development limits. Meanwhile, the game is said to be “far over budget,” causing a number of intended features to be scaled back or removed completely from the final version.

Is AEW’s “Fight Forever” roster in trouble? Console Game “Way Over Budget”

The game’s roster is also expected to suffer as a result of this, with Fightful Select claiming on Tuesday that, despite AEW’s current roster of over 100 wrestlers. Fight Forever’s release roster would be around 50. The latest on AEW’s Fight Forever game: strained relationships and monetary concerns.

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AEW may want to expand the roster of Fight Forever with post-release downloadable material. But Yuke wants to sign a long-term deal with the promotion before agreeing to a DLC plan. AEW is now unwilling to do so, leading to speculation that Fight Forever might be a one-time deal.

Following these events, Tony Khan’s promotion has been “nervous” about signing a long-term contract. And may end up looking for a new gaming partner.

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For AEW Fight Forever, the company’s upcoming video game debut, All Elite Wrestling has added a pair of Dynamite talents to the roster. Former WWE game creators Yuke’s are working on the game, which will be released later this year.

The game’s speculated name was verified during this week’s reveal webcast. It also unveiled two playable female rivals who are well-known to fans. Both Kris Statlander and Nyla Rose will be accessible when Fight Forever launches later this year, according to AEW wrestler Evil Uno during the AEW Games Twitch show.

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