Yearly compilation DVDs?

**Gouda** · 12-04-2004, 06:49 PM

Yeah... I've been thinking abou this idea....

Wouldn't it be cool if the WWE released yearly compilations of wrestling? And not just from only for the WWE.

For example:

You'd buy "WCW: 1996" and get all the Nitros, Secondary Shows, and PPVs from that year.

Like how TV shows now come out with their seasons.

Now I'm not sure.... but that could end up being a whole lot of DVDs. So maybe they can split the year into two parts or something.

Then of course you'd get yearly compilations of ECW, and WWF/E (Of course with the post brand split years they'd sell "Smackdown 2003" and "Raw 2003" to make more money).

I think it would make a lot of money. From those who wish to get the whole experience which fans would have got back then, not just random segments, matches, and interviews stuck on random DVDs.

Of course then you have years where the business was not as good, so they could be taking a risk with those ones. For example, I don't know if many would pay a lot of money to see WCW in its last years with Scott Steiner tearing up the main event picture.

What do you think?

View Poll Results: Would you buy yearly compilations?
Yes, I'd love to have the whole experience.	4	25.00%
No, it would be just too damn expensive.	7	43.75%
Yes, but only selective years.	5	31.25%
WTF. This is a stupid idea.	0	0%
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12-04-2004, 06:49 PM	#1
Gouda It's Hammer Time Posts: 2,207	Yearly compilation DVDs? Yeah... I've been thinking abou this idea.... Wouldn't it be cool if the WWE released yearly compilations of wrestling? And not just from only for the WWE. For example: You'd buy "WCW: 1996" and get all the Nitros, Secondary Shows, and PPVs from that year. Like how TV shows now come out with their seasons. Now I'm not sure.... but that could end up being a whole lot of DVDs. So maybe they can split the year into two parts or something. Then of course you'd get yearly compilations of ECW, and WWF/E (Of course with the post brand split years they'd sell "Smackdown 2003" and "Raw 2003" to make more money). I think it would make a lot of money. From those who wish to get the whole experience which fans would have got back then, not just random segments, matches, and interviews stuck on random DVDs. Of course then you have years where the business was not as good, so they could be taking a risk with those ones. For example, I don't know if many would pay a lot of money to see WCW in its last years with Scott Steiner tearing up the main event picture. What do you think?