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✓ Published: 16-Jun-2024
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AEW: Fight Forever is a wrestling simulation game based on AEW: All Elite Wrestling developed by Yuke's. Players can now access the Rated Gold Superstar Pack for the game granting the Rated R Superstar Adam Copeland access to the ring. The pack also includes the all-new Haunted Forest map, 30 new skins, and new moves including finishers and taunts.<br/><br/>The Rated Gold Superstar Pack for AEW: Fight Forever is available now for PlayStation 4 (PS4), PlayStation 5 (PS5), Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch, and PC (Steam).<br/>
AEW: Fight Forever is a wrestling simulation game based on AEW: All Elite Wrestling developed by Yuke's. Players can now access the Rated Gold Superstar Pack for the game granting the Rated R Superstar Adam Copeland access to the ring. The pack also includes the all-new Haunted Forest map, 30 new skins, and new moves including finishers and taunts.<br/><br/>The Rated Gold Superstar Pack for AEW: Fight Forever is available now for PlayStation 4 (PS4), PlayStation 5 (PS5), Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch, and PC (Steam).<br/>
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