Miz's new shirt is

ing fabulous - it looks like something you'd see on Concentration.
Here's a video showing off a bunch of SvR '08 moves, including some new additions to the series, like the TKO.
http://www.veoh.com/videos/v1432817WHwCC9JS
The TKO actually looks pretty good, and I'm glad to see Shelley's knee-first cutter-ish thing in.
TNA IS NOT a threat to WWE. 30,000 pay for their PPVs each month, and that's actually being very positive, as their buyrates have dropped from 30,000 a month regularly down to 25,000. WWE's lowest one in many, many, many years was D2D, which got 90,000 buys, which is still 30,000 more than TNA's most purchased show, Genesis 2006, which had 60,000 buys.
ROH isn't designed to be a threat to WWE - they're trying to cater to a niche audience, and have done such a good job of it that they're self-sufficient and turning a profit. TNA claims to not be a threat to WWE, but they certainly do act like they are on TV, and are competing with WWE in several key markets (like games and CDs). TNA's game is a wild card right now - people who have played it have praised it, while those of us who have just seen vids haven't really been blown away by it, which could include Joe and Christian, who buried the game at BFG.
As for the guys in that vid... eh... TNA's popularity in a year, barring any major changes, will be about what it is now, which is about what it's been throughout it's entire history - it'll have a very small national fanbase, and I can't see the TNA game having a huge factor in TNA's popularity.
The CD didn't do shit to help them gain fans, and that's with WWE CDs usually at least charting for a few weeks, and I don't see the game doing that on any kind of major level unless it gets rave reviews across the board, so much so that people who otherwise wouldn't play it will give it a shot, but I don't see that alone helping TNA's popularity as a whole.
TNA running more live events is a sign that they're planning things out more, but I don't see those helping TNA gain much ground as TNA's live show attendance hasn't been all that impressive, and a recent Joe-Angle show had a mere 400 fans there for goodness sake.
Here's the 11-4-07 WOL show with Bret Hart -
http://www.sendspace.com/file/a1kjpt
He shares some great stories about writing his book and missing great locker room fights in the '80s during this interview, and says that he and Vince have talked about having a second and third DVD set come out for Bret. He shares some stories about his Hennig Summerslam '91 match, and said that he isn't sure Curt's back ever got better.
Some sad news about Blackjack Mulligan - he suffered a stroke, and lost the sight in his left eye as a result.
http://www.gerweck.net/news/1194397080.shtml
Hopefully WWE helps him out in this time of need.
Review of the TNA: Year One DVD -
http://www.gerweck.net/news/1194355210.shtml
It looks like a really good buy, with a ton of stuff that hasn't been on DVD before. It also seems like they're being fairly honest in the documentary, which bumps this up to being a must-buy at some point in the near future.