Trailer: WWE 2K19
The yearly pro wrestling franchise is back and this year’s game features the return of Showcase Mode, a brand new Towers Mode and playable (pre-order) grapplers Rey Mysterio and Ronda Rousey.
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WWE 2K19 cover star announced, $1 million challenge
AJ Styles will grace the cover of the new game and he’s issued a challenge to players
New WWE 2K17 trailer shows off gameplay
2K’s “Who’s Next?” trailer reveals new moves, arenas, animations and more
2K reveals full WWE 2K17 roster and soundtrack
2K Sports is now done revealing the roster for the upcoming entry in its wrestling series, soundtrack chosen by P. Diddy
WWE 2K17 Collector’s Edition to showcase NXT
The beefed up version of the game will cost $99.99 and include a statue of Finn Balor, more goodies
WWE 2K17 confirmed, pre-order bonus revealed
Watch the teaser trailer here and find out who early purchasers of the game can play as on day one
WWE 2K16 coming to PC
The newest World Wrestling Entertainment game will be available March 11, includes all DLC free 2K Sports has announced that its yearly wrestling franchise will be returning to PC when WWE 2K16 lands on Steam and at other retailers on March 11. The $49.99 purchase price will include all of the DLC, including the game’s…
2K announces WWE 2K16 Season Pass DLC
Watch the trailer for the upcoming additions to the yearly wrestling franchise here at SCG 2K announced, this morning, a plethora of downloadable content for its upcoming WWE 2K16 video game, which launches October 27 (in the U.S.) on Xbox One, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and PlayStation 4. The DLC list is below, and we’ve…
2K reveals WWE 2K16 ‘Raise Some Hell’ trailer
From Stone Cold Steve Austin to Seth Rollins, the newest entry in the yearly wrestling franchise is almost here Last night during WWE’s Night of Champions WWE Network live event, 2K announced via Facebook that IGN would debut the first full-length gameplay trailer for WWE 2K16 this morning. IGN posted the video to its YouTube…
Review: WWE 2K15 (PS3/Xbox 360)
How does the last-gen version of 2K’s wrestling series shape-up to it’s bigger, better next-gen opponent?
