Ever since 2K released WWE 2K15 game October last year, fans and gamers all around the world were all hyped up and enjoyed the version. Even though the management has not yet announced any the release of WWE 2K16, gamers shared their list of expectations for the next game on several forums and websites.
WWE 2K16 is the forthcoming video game that is inclined in wrestling which is developed and improved by Yuke's and Visual Concepts, and published by 2K sports. Visual Concepts and Yuke made the game series available for both Xbox and PlayStation consoles. The gaming developers that are involved with the making of the upcoming title, 2K has confirmed that the motion capture for the game has already started.
This news is confirmed by Chase Stevens on Facebook and also Low Ki shared a pic on Instagram which hints towards it-developers have called up non-wrestlers of WWE but are good in this art to fill up the absence of the famous wrestlers due to their busy schedules.
Game developer 2K has released a "Wishlist Features" and it includes the enhancement of the graphics, the management aimed not only to make the characters look like their real life but also sound and act like them. Another is improved commentary, and upgraded game play-momentum and shifting positions with player movements need to be enhanced until the resulting of final knockdown moves. Improved story lines, as well as new and specific line ups for the WWE stars are included in the list.
The WWE 2K series has always been marketing new versions of their games every end of the year, so many gamers are expecting the WWE 2K16 release to be in the 4th quarter of this year, very likely on October.
The WWE series is known with their matches that keep the gamers jaunty. With the upcoming release of WWE 2K16, fans has been pumped up for the new features and ideas! Moreover, the solid gamers are hoping that the 2K developers will be highly receptive with their wishes and suggestions for the latest game, since the WWE 2K15 version garnered positive feedbacks.
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