There are a lot of match options in the game. Finally WWE Universe is back, as you can manage the different brands, add you won created wrestlers and play through a year of WWE shows, or ones that you create. This year’s 2K Showcase features Stone Cold Steve Austin as you replay some of this most memorable matches and unlock challenges in Special Objective sub-mode. All match types, save Royal Rumble are playable by wrestlers of either sex (though inter-gender matches, sadly, are still not allowed.) Then there is M圜areer, where you create a (male) wrestler and play as he rises to become a WWE Superstar. Play allows you to play any match type, from One on One, Tag Team, Triple Threat, Fatal Four Way, 6 Man, Handicap, Tournament and Royal Rumble. The game, similar to the previous versions has three game modes. The game is available for the PS4, Xbox One, PS3 and Xbox 360. It is the 17th game in the WWE game series (going back to WWF SmackDown! from 2000) and is the second for the Current console generation. It is developed by YUKE’s Future Media Creators and Visual Concepts and published by 2K Sports. WWE 2k16 is a wrestling game based on the WWE wrestling promotion. This year, however, 2K has brought back some features that the fans demanded. That make many fans, including me, unhappy with the game.
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2k Games (who took over for THQ when they went bankrupt) brought the series to the PS4 last year with WWE 2k15, but without many of the features that it had in the last gen, including the ability to create female wrestlers. I especially like creating my own Divas (WWE’s term for women wrestlers) and had many of them, from original ones to ones from other video games, movies, TV and music. I enjoyed the PS3 versions of the WWE 2K series (and the SmackDown Vs Raw before that) for the create a wrestler features that allow me to create my own characters and fight. When I do, it is usually to figure out who’s who in the latest wrestling game. I can go years without watching it on TV.
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