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Apparently reality TV has permeated its way all the way to the hallowed ground of Parts Unknown as Sumerian Records and The Ultimate Warrior are teaming up for a reality series that will be distributed online

Here is a clip of what is in store

The official website for TNA's Impact Wrestling  was hacked tonight by a group known as "The C0de TeaM". The website features an eagle drapped in the flag of Algeria. As of this posting when you go to the website it says the site is going under maintenance and then redirects you to their online store

Guess Rock or should I call him Bed-Rock is having a gay old time this Halloween?..Or he is getting ready for a Fruity Pebbles commercial

Apparently, the US government has heard Will's pleas to destroy the Juggalo Army...The Huffington Post featured a report this weekend that The Juggalos, fans of all things Insane Clown Posse including their promotion JCW, are being viewed as a gang by the FBI. Click here for more

Chavo was released from the WWE today. He's been tweeting all about it though. Here are some quotes.

"Yes, it's true. My release is the big news I was talking about. But let's get something straight. I asked for my release. I was just tired of not being used correctly. Just because you can make other people look good, doesn't mean they should just have you lose to them.

The same thing happened to Eddie. After being champ, they still had him working mid card status. Being a Guerrero, we've been taught since diapers to get the most out of people & matches. It's our gift, but also our curse. WWE has always used us to make other people look good.

It all comes down to being happy. I was not happy in WWE anymore. I had a smile on my face last night though when I got my release though! Now it's time for me to start being a Guerrero again, and start kicking ass again, be able to tell stories in the ring like you know we can.

Win or lose I will never go back to the place WWE put me in. I will never go back to being underutilized and watching people who suck get bigger "pushes" than me! Thank you to all of you who stuck by me & kept reminding me, I was better than that! Stay tuned, big things coming!! Now I will really be able to entertain you!

Like me or hate me, one thing I have always tried to do is entertain you and give you fans your money's worth, even if my hands were tied most of the time. I love you all and can't wait for the future!! So happy.

Hey, you guys have me trending worldwide!! Thanks. I should have quit a long time ago!

LOL I know it may sound like it, but I've got no hard feelings toward the WWE. I've just been unhappy there for a long time & if you have watched the show, you will know why. I made a lot of money, but I'm better than just cashing a paycheck. I wish no hard feelings toward the WWE and want to see them and all my friends there succeed!

I love wrestling and want nothing but wrestling to get better and bigger. You fans deserve nothing but a great show and great stories and athleticism for staying so true to wrestling. It's in my blood and always will be. :)"

*From www.1up.com*

Alongside the announcement of the Uber Update earlier this week, Valve announced that Team Fortress 2 would be free to play for the next week. Unlike when the game has been temporarily made free in the past, the ability to buy the game was removed from its Steam page. This led to speculation that it might be going to free to play for good; Steam recently began offering F2P titles, so it seemed possible.

Sure enough, Robin Walker has revealed in a Develop interview that Team Fortress 2 is now free to play -- permanently. The game added an in-game store last September to sell items (weapons and aesthetic-only hats) made by Valve and users. Allowing everyone to freely play the game increases the number of potential customers the store can see, so it's not as if this move is simply giving up money.

"We've been toying with the idea ever since the Mann-conomy update, where we added the in-game Team Fortress 2 store," Walker said. "Over the years we've done a bunch of price experimentations with the game, going all the way down to $2.49 in our random one-hour Halloween sales. The more we've experimented, the more we've learned there are fundamentally different kinds of customers, each with their own way of valuing the product. Now that we're shipping it, it feels like a fairly straightforward next step along the 'Games as Services' path we've been walking down for a while now."

The store alone will be what supports the game; Valve won't be adding a subscription option or any advertisements to bring in additional revenue. Random item drops -- a way to get almost any item from the store without paying a dime -- won't be affected, which is one subtle change cynics might expect to be made.

As someone who still frequently plays TF2 and enjoys the updates and availability of items on the store, I'm excited to see an influx of new players. The amount of support Valve has given the game since its launch in 2007 is incredible, and this hopefully means the free DLC won't be stopping anytime soon.