AEW Files To Trademark 'AEW: Dynasty'

[Canadian Dragon]

New trademark filed by AEW.

On February 22, AEW filed to trademark "AEW: Dynasty."

Full description:

Mark For: AEW: DYNASTY trademark registration is intended to cover the categories of entertainment in the nature of wrestling contests; Entertainment services in the nature of live wrestling performances; Entertainment services in the nature of production of wrestling programs and events; Entertainment services, namely, an ongoing multimedia program featuring wrestling distributed via various platforms across multiple forms of transmission media; Entertainment services, namely, production and distribution of ongoing television programs in the field of wrestling.

AEW Files To Trademark 'AEW: Dynasty' | Fightful News

"AEW: Dynasty" trademark filed.

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[Chris]

Sounds like a mobile game to me but that doesn't seem included with the trademark lol

 

[Canadian Dragon]

Sounds like a mobile game to me but that doesn't seem included with the trademark lol

video game is an option title wise. My initial thought was maybe that will be the name of the library or the name of their documentaries they might make documenting the history of aew?

 

[Cwalker]

I was thinking video game or reality show.

Video game would be more fitting.

Would be interesting to see if they try a game again. I don’t recall hearing anything positive about Fight Forever.

 

[Canadian Dragon]

I was thinking video game or reality show.

Video game would be more fitting.

Would be interesting to see if they try a game again. I don’t recall hearing anything positive about Fight Forever.

its very barebones and the replay value is not really good. still selling dlc season pass 3 now which is crazy to me lol. I guess some whales will buy anything.

I'm not sure if the answer is to work from that game or start from scratch again if im being honest. some of the bones of the game are great but it's just...so shallow

 

[Cwalker]

If that’s the case I’d say start from scratch. But I’m not a video game developer.

I just remember people on Twitter comparing it to TNA’s game from back in the day. And that’s not a compliment.

 

[Canadian Dragon]

If that’s the case I’d say start from scratch. But I’m not a video game developer.

I just remember people on Twitter comparing it to TNA’s game from back in the day. And that’s not a compliment.

I've never played that one but I'd wager Fight Forever is at least a lot more fun. It's just that after you have a few matches, there's not a whole lot to do. the campaign is short, and while im not a huge graphics guy, they still kind wack.

I'd probably find a better more reputable company to make it personally, I think the ppl they chose half assed it

 

[Chris]

I loved the gameplay for the most part but it had pretty much 0 replay value if you didn't wanna play online for me. And the creation suite was the biggest disappointment when compared to 2K, I think that's the one thing you can go light on

 

[Canadian Dragon]

I loved the gameplay for the most part but it had pretty much 0 replay value if you didn't wanna play online for me. And the creation suite was the biggest disappointment when compared to 2K, I think that's the one thing you can go light on

ya the creation suite sucked and the fact you couldnt download ppls creations is also lame

 

[Kross Rhodes]

The TNA game was actually great for the Mortal Kombat developers first foray into pro wrestling. Really any first game in a wrestling lineup. Wrestling games typically start out very bare-bones and then you have to develop them through additional releases and unfortunately TNA never got the chance to do that.

The one thing I will say though in TNA’s flowers you can go back right now and watch somebody playing that game for the first time today and the graphics are almost better than a lot of the games that came after. Like it’s actually shocking how good a PS3 game’s graphics were in 2008.

It’s also the only game for a lot of the wrestlers in it and it had the one matchup you’d want from a TNA game that was the ultimate X. I would say probably the most disappointing thing about it is that you had a limited move set for the wrestlers, so that’s one of the things that would’ve been improved upon in a sequel that unfortunately, just never came.

 

[Kross Rhodes]

Shit, look at Homicide’s Gringo Killer on AJ here and tell me this couldn’t even be released today? Graphically speaking. That looks just like Styles and the Gringo Killer motion looks flawless.

 

[Canadian Dragon]

Per Fightful - Dynasty set to be the April 2024 PPV name​

A recent AEW trademark has caused speculation as to what it could be about.

Last week, Fightful reported that AEW filed a trademark claim for Dynasty. We’ve since learned via Warner Bros. Discovery sources that the trademark is connected to a pay-per-view event or special show, targeted for the spring. Word within All Elite Wrestling that we’ve heard is that it could be an April event.

AEW has never done an April PPV event in the company’s history. As of now, no AEW events after April 3 in Worcester are announced, all the way up to the company’s Canadian tour kicking off on May 1. We’ve not learned the potential location for the event, only that within WBD an April show is expected.

 

[Cwalker]

There have been worse PPV names in wrestling history

 

[Vegeta]

So this is where MJF comes back and has Richard Holliday, and Hammerstone with him? yah?

 

[Bobby Barrows]

The TNA game was actually great for the Mortal Kombat developers first foray into pro wrestling. Really any first game in a wrestling lineup. Wrestling games typically start out very bare-bones and then you have to develop them through additional releases and unfortunately TNA never got the chance to do that.

The one thing I will say though in TNA’s flowers you can go back right now and watch somebody playing that game for the first time today and the graphics are almost better than a lot of the games that came after. Like it’s actually shocking how good a PS3 game’s graphics were in 2008.

It’s also the only game for a lot of the wrestlers in it and it had the one matchup you’d want from a TNA game that was the ultimate X. I would say probably the most disappointing thing about it is that you had a limited move set for the wrestlers, so that’s one of the things that would’ve been improved upon in a sequel that unfortunately, just never came.

Are we talking Midway games?