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BMW bringing a mystery M car and a one-off droptop to Villa d'Este
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Scratched EV battery? Your insurer may have to junk the whole car
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Businessman blames minister for Kinloch Castle sale collapse
BBC Business News Feed: Businessman blames minister for Kinloch Castle sale collapse
Ford expands 2021 F-150 recall for faulty windshield wiper
The final teaser for Dodge's final Last Call car has landed
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Tesla and other automakers are in a magnet race to build EVs without rare earth metals
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Amazon to cut another 9,000 jobs
Cornwall Businnes: Job: Team Lead
Whyfield is seeking a Team Lead The new role of Team Lead within our organisation is a fantastic opportunity for someone who is passionate about engagement, sustainability, achieving results and supporting the whole team including management to continue to drive the business forward. We are an entrepreneurial, independent firm based in Truro with an existing […]
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The Accounts Senior/Manager role is a great opportunity for someone who is qualified, experienced but looking to progress further within their career and become an integral part of the growth of a fast-paced accountancy practice as well as being a fundamental part of the development of a team.
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Spartan fire trucks recalled for failing to pump water
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WWE 2K23 Review - Head Of The Table
The legendary Shawn Michaels retired from pro wrestling in 1998 after suffering a career-ending back injury at the Royal Rumble. No one expected him to lace up his boots and step back into the ring again, yet the Heartbreak Kid made a triumphant return in 2002, eventually going on to cement his legacy with unforgettable matches against the likes of Triple H, The Undertaker, and Ric Flair. The quality of the second half of Michaels' career ensured that his surprise comeback would be remembered as one of the most spectacular returns in WWE history, and it's one that's echoed in some ways by WWE 2K23. Following the disaster that was 2K20--a game so bad its successor was outright canceled--developer Visual Concepts returned to the squared circle last year with a solid foundation that 2K23 improves upon in a variety of ways, finally putting the long-running series back on form with a surprise comeback Mr. WrestleMania himself would be proud of.
Little has changed since last year's entry from a gameplay perspective. You still alternate between light and heavy strikes to execute various combos; grapple your opponent to hit them with suplexes, DDTs, and spinning neck breakers; and build up meters to gain access to signature moves and flashy match-ending finishers. Some may bemoan that it still doesn't play like No Mercy--an N64 game that many still consider the best wrestling game ever--but the series has never tried to. 2K23 is a solid wrestling sim, with most matches swaying back and forth as momentum shifts via desperate reversals and last-ditch kick-outs.
The improvements Visual Concepts has implemented are subtle, yet prove to be welcome adjustments, successfully banishing some minor annoyances from 2K22. The timing window on reversals, for instance, has been tightened up. Previously, it was a little too easy to turn the tide of a contest thanks to the generous amount of time you were given to nullify an attack. With a shorter window, reversals feel more impactful this year, encouraging you to study your opponent's move set and sharpen your reaction times as a result. This ensures matches are more engaging and also imbues each one with some added tension.
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