The latest edition of WWE's best-selling fighting game is in stores at last, and looky looky who's on the cover:

If you want to play online with other D-Generates, I've added posts in the forum for all of your online-whatchamacallit-nicknames.

Click here for the Xbox 360 GamerTag thread

Click here for the PS3 Network ID thread

Click here for the Wii Friend Code thread

WWE Smackdown vs. Raw 2009 for Xbox 360, PS3, PS2 and PSP offers new features including improved tag-team mechanics, a create-a-finisher mode and a brand new career mode.

On Wii, the game offers the new tag mechanics, interactive ring entrances and more match types and weapons than last year's game, as well as first-time-ever online play for the console.

The DS game revamps the controls, adds more Superstars and matches, boasts a new career mode with RPG & stat-building elements, and debuts the platform's first Create-A-Superstar mode.

For more on the gameplay features, visit the official site. See you online!

Hey everyone,

One of the moments I think we've all been waiting for is finally here—the Showstopper, the Icon, the Main Event, Shawn Michaels has opened his own account on WWE Universe! So click on through to his profile page and leave a comment, send a message, and/or add him to your friends!

Now if HBK can just figure out which button makes the
computer go, he might even post here one day!
(Just kidding, Shawn!) ;)

I hope no one here missed Raw—a huge show to say the least!  Not only did D-Generation X reunite to take down John Morrison & The Miz, but they were in top form as they directly addressed Miz and Morrison's claims from last week's ECW.

Speaking of taking down Miz and Morrison, DX did exactly that (who'd of thunk it?) when The Miz stumbled into a little bit of HBK's Sweet Chin Music and a Pedigree from The Game.  Now, normally I probably wouldn't need to specify whose maneuvers they were, but just prior to that John Morrison attempted and connected with Triple H using his very own version of Sweet Chin Music, followed by a failed attempt from The Miz to Pedigree Triple H as well.

You know what they say, folks—imitation is the sincerest form of flattery.  For Miz and Morrison to not only borrow antics that DX helped make famous but to copy their trademarked finishing moves too, you know that tonight and perhaps for the rest of their days, The Miz and John Morrison are simply going to... BE JEALOUS (of DX)!