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11.30.11
THQ’s Cory Ledesma Lays the 3D Smackdown on WWE All Stars

World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) has gone 3D. THQ has unleashed WWE All Stars for Nintendo 3DS. The new game comes packed with a roster of WWE Legends and prominent current-day WWE Superstars, including 13 WWE playable characters offered as downloadable content for the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 titles earlier this year.  Cory Ledesma lays the smackdown on the jump to the third dimension in the video interview below.

10.28.11
Big Games of 2011: Former WWE Superstar Batista Makes His In-Ring Return In THQ's WWE '12

Back in 2010, Batista was humilated by WWE poster boy John Cena as he tied his legs with duct tape to the turnbuckle which left Batista unable to get up from the referee's ten count. Now, you can take control of Batista as he returns to the WWE roster in THQ's WWE '12 and beat the crap out of John Cena. You know, like every 18-24 year old male WWE fan wants to do on a weekly basis.

10.21.11
THQ’s Cory Ledesma Details WWE 12 Road to Wrestlemania

THQ has revealed new details on its completely revamped Road to Wrestlemania career mode in its upcoming WWE 12 game, which ships November 22 across game platforms. The new WWE title promises a bigger game, badder presentation and better simulation-based gameplay. THQ’s Cory Ledesma outlines all of the new gameplay features, including WWE Universe 2.0, in this exclusive interview.

11.02.09
THQ's Cory Ledesma Talks Smackdown About New WWE Game

LOS ANGELES, California – While professional wrestling may not be real, it’s definitely big business. And one of the biggest revenue generators for pro wrestling today is videogames. The biggest name in “sports entertainment” today – the name clearly explains the matches are choreographed – is World Wrestling Entertainment. And the WWE has seen a rise in programming viewership over the past decade, in part, to the successful WWE Smackdown videogame franchise from game publisher THQ. The latest game in this franchise, WWE Smackdown vs. RAW 2010, just hit stores. Cory Ledesma, senior creative manager for WWE games at THQ, took some time away from the ring to talk about the success of this franchise and how gamers are being handed the keys to the creative kingdom with this latest game.