WWE 2K16 - PlayStation 4

This game was everything my husband hoped for. He loves it!!! He loves the game

Arguably the best WWE game ever. Nothing will ever compare to the nostalgia of NO MERCY but this is right up there. Great graphics (with the exception of the unusually large mouths on everyone), best gameplay in years and fantastic roster. I would have liked to see more of the Divas on there but with the community created players and future DLC's, I am sure they will make up for it. The only downside of the game I have is the new Submission system which is frustrating to say the least. I have been playing it non-stop for weeks now and it doesn't let up. Great created character gameplay and replay value is EXTREMELY high.

WWE 2K16 is by far the most improved wrestling video game this year compared to WWE 2K15. The graphics and wrestler appeals look very descriptive and are amazing. The controls could take time to adjust based on the new grappling feature in the game, moving away from fast paced action from early 2k games. A very big roster indeed. Sound is good overall. More commentary could have been more involved during the matches. Overall I give this game a 8.4 out of 10. Thanks Amazon for such great service on this product.

I'll start by saying that I just put my 2k15 game in the drop box for trade in, so take what you can from that... I am happy with this game. I'm not going to call it a 'great' or 'classic', but it will work - especially compared to last year's offering. It's not going to rock your socks off, and it's not EA quality, but it will get the job done for WWE fans. PROS - They fixed the clothes rendering issue that rendered oh-so-many complaints last year. Clothes actually move like clothing now and not like some wetsuit stuck to their bodies (except in the case of Goldust and Stardust because that's what they wear). - Menus are much more streamlined. They made the Online feature totally separate, another issue that plagued last year's game. - A wide variety of match types are offered once again, and now you not only have the arenas/venues from current WWE, but from WWE/F past and WCW as well. - The superstar roster is super! Almost the entire main from current times, plus a ton of alumni and legends (dead and alive, WWE, WCW, and ECW). I should note Hulk Hogan is completely absent from this one though, since they weren't real fond of his latest blunder. You can always download him from the community, though! - Career mode has been completely revamped. None of it made any sense last year, and you had little influence over whether your superstar was face or heel. Now it has this great interview process where it lets you determine that based on the answers you select. Also, you can CHOOSE which title you want to go after, and what rivalries/alliances you want to be in. You can also meet the goals to enter the Hall of Fame, or meet supplemental goals set forth by the Authority to align with them, should you so choose. This is the BEST feature of this game in my opinion, and my favorite part. - Universe mode has been completely opened wide and lets you customize EVERYTHING. I mean everything. You can activate old titles, change whom has titles, make up your own titles, change superstar stats/characteristics/partnerships/rivals, attach/detach superstars from certain shows, activate retired alumni, completely re-arrange the show calendar, adjust every matchup/card, set where the shows can take place, and yes - even create your own arena. - Showcase mode is awesome. It isn't as selective as it was last year and lets you re-live the entire career of Stone Cold, as well as his former personas, and sidelines involved in those stories. Even cooler, they have the actual audio with Jim Ross and King (among others) from the actual matches you are playing. - Community feature I don't see much change, but it's still there for you to share creations which is a great feature shared from last year. It still has a 20-slot limit. - Presentation overall is much more noteworthy coming from a next-gen game. Last year looked like a former-gen on a next-gen. I believe it was 2K's main goal in this offering, and it shows. - They have limited the ridiculously overused reversals and grapples during play, which is very helpful and less annoying. ...and now, the bad stuff... CONS - Though the roster is a really great offering, it once again lacks current Superstar influence. Just like last year, it's like they took a snapshot of who was hot (and ignored who was not) around Wrestlemania time and rendered them characters, leaving up-and-comers left out in the cold. AND once again, they do not seem to be offering any roster updates to adjust. Hardly anyone from NXT is on this game (though I suspect they will release an NXT add-on like last year), and a lot of recent talent isn't either (current Divas champion Charlotte and partner Becky Lynch were among the highest exclusions I noted). There are also a few tag teams that have formed and/or reunited since this data was collected whom are also not shown as partners, or not in the game at all. This is why the community feature is so important. Take advantage of other people's work and share yours! - The controls are mostly the same as last year save for a few changes (that I don't like and would rather have the old ones back). Submissions are no longer tapping a button as fast as you can, but moving a stick in a circle as fast as you can. Ugh!!!!! Even though they have limited reversal use, they are still VERY hard to execute because they've added a "Good/Poor" feature to them. It gets frustrating until you get the hang of it. - Here it is, the BIGGEST complaint you will hear from everyone (which I agree with): 2K went the extra mile to make the presentation on this one worthy of next-gen systems. While that in itself is good intention, they overdid it. They have sacrificed some of the gameplay experience in-ring for presentation, for what I assume is to make it look more like what is seen on a TV broadcast of WWE. What that equates to is gameplay and player movement looks "clunky" at times, and characters seem more "clumsy", especially when they start to lose stamina. I've thrown a heck of a lot more missed punches in this one than I ever did in the last. You will also see a downed player "slide" to make a jump from the corner or ropes look more realistic when it really isn't. If he's closer to the left ringpost than the right, no superstar in real life would hit him from the furthest right ringpost. But in this game you can, because he will slide mid-move over to my player like magic. It's not incredibly obvious, but it is enough to annoy someone. Where this effect is at its worst: tag team or elimination matches. The more characters in the ring, the more confused the user's player becomes (targeting is terrible). If you can get past some of the bad, it is mostly a good game worth playing. I like it, I enjoy it, I live in it. Some want gameplay back, some like the presentation angle better. It's all about what you like and will tolerate. That being said, I STILL think this series should be handed off to EA. I keep hoping, every year...

I was kinda worried if this game would be any good since my last wrestling favorite was WWF NO MERCY from the n64 era. But the jump from then to now was smooth.. All in all its a fun game and I'm glad I bought it. I read alot of reviews and apparently this year's game is on the right track to making them better. Also the showcase mode in this is quite nastallgic. I hope one day, current wrestling can top the..''Attitude era''.

I'm honestly really shocked how bad this game is. This is my first PS4 WWE game and all of them for the PS3 I thought have been pretty good. Graphically it's obviously they out more work into some characters than others. Some people look great, some look awful. If you like the Divas, I'd recommend not even playing the game cause they look terrible. The crowd looks very cheesy and over spaced out. There are cuts to the commentary team talking but no words being spoken. Visually the presentation is not so good. The Commentary is awful and repetitive. JBL's commentary is incredibly bad as though he spoke robotic intentionally. commentary on these games is never really good, but this is especially awful. They changed the controls which I don't understand because the previous controls were fine. The response to the controls are pretty bad too making it difficult to do basic things like a pin. Overall this is the worst part of the game, I'm a casual gamer at best but there's no reason I should feel this game is too technical for me. Also there is no way to change anything with the controls, no options to reassign buttons or anything like that. The story mode is visually good and the highlight of the game from my experience so far but nothing to write home about. You spend most of your time watching rather than playing which defeats the purpose of playing a game. honestly overall I'd give this ZERO stars, I was very excited for this game to come out but incredibly disappointed in it and feel like I was completely ripped off by WWE and 2KSports.

Ordered for my 14 year old son for a gift and received before estimated delivery date. Well packaged and I managed to snag it at a great discount. Had I purchased this at a retail store that starts with a W, I think most people know what store I'm referring to, I wld have paid an additional $20 plus. Definitely wld recommend to family and friends and will continue ordering games from here. Needless to say, my son was extremely happy with the game and none the wiser of the huge discount I received. lol

I love the game to death. Love that Stone Cold is the cover athlete. It's fun playing his 2k Showcase Timeline. All the different match types are pretty cool. My only complaint is the submission system. I can't pull of a damn submission at all. Apart from that I think the game is amazing! Go buy it! I only wish they had a Special Referee game mode where you could be the referee and call DQ's.

its the best game. It arrived on time came on 29th evening 9 P.M.

It's currently working my WWE 2k16 stone cold game so I don't need to return it anymore for a refund if the game start working it's just a case that's broken

El producto decía que era nuevo pero me llego usado. Funciona perfectamente y todo pero no es nuevo

前作様子見で未購入。 次世代機に移行して2作目で、少しは安定したかな？と海外PSストアでダウンロード購入という手もあったのですが、パッケージ版が欲しくてこちらのAmazonで購入。 （※事前予約してましたが、到着まで4日程かかりました。） ちなみにこの商品は初回特典版ではありません。 「ターミネーター・アーノルド」は付いてませんので、お気をつけ下さい。 グラフィックのクオリティなどは流石の次世代機！ 逆水平で胸は赤くなるし、いちいち細かい仕草もプロレス魂熱くさせてくれて感動しました。 顔写真取り込み機能なんかも面白い試みですが、肝心の日本ではまだ顔写真をアップロードする為のスマホのアプリが発表されてません...。 詳しくは他の方やYoutubeの動画等にお任せして、皆さんが気になってるであろう、オンラインのマッチング関係はや操作方法、システム面についてレビューします。 【オンラインマッチについて】 オンラインマッチは国内アカウントでも対戦プレイができます。 ただ、まだサーバーが不安定でよく試合中途切れます。 【DLCについて】 シーズンパスやレスラーアンロック等の、海外PSストアにアクセスしなければいけないダウンロードコンテンツのみ海外アカウントが必要になります。 （コンテンツをダウンロードさえしてしまえば、国内アカウントに切り替えても反映されますので、実績収集等気になる方はDLCのみ海外アカ、プレイは国内アカと使い分けてみてはどうでしょうか？） 【操作方法】 ・サブミッション ダウン状態の相手に近づいて×ボタン長押しでサブミッションに入れます。 システムが少しややこしくて、サブミッションに入ると仕掛けた側は赤マーカーをRスティックで操作して青マーカーに重ねなければいけません。 L2を押せばマーカーの移動が加速します。 サブミッションをかけられた側は青マーカーを操作して赤マーカーから逃げきれば技が解けます。 ・ピンフォール ピンフォールもぐるぐる回るメーターが赤の範囲に入った時に×ボタンを目押しでフォールを返します。 ・返し技 タイミングよくR2ボタンでリバーサルが発動しますが、今回リバーサルゲージを消費して技を返すので、タイミング押しが上手い人が無限に技を返すという事は出来なくなってるみたいです。 （時間が立てばゆっくりをゲージは回復していきます） その他基本的な操作方法は大体以前と同じで、スタンディング状態では ・移動 Lスティックで移動。 ・走る L2+Lスティックで任意の方向に走れます。 ・アピール 十時キー上下左右の計4種でアピール。 ・ロープに振る 〇ボタン（ロープに振る） 〇ボタン長押し（ロープに振る・強） ・グラップリング ×ボタン（相手を掴む） ・投げ技など 掴んだ状態から ×ボタンor左スティック+×ボタンで技が出る。 ×ボタンで掴んだ状態のままR2を押すと頭、腕、脚などへの部位攻撃が可能。 掴んだ状態から 左スティック+×ボタンで組み技。 左スティック+×ボタン長押しで組み技・強。 ・得意技、必殺技 モメンタムゲージが溜ると△ボタンで得意技。（画面下のSってところが点灯） そのまま溜めていけば△ボタンで必殺技が発動します。（画面下のFってところが点灯） ・打撃 □ボタンで打撃技。 連続で押せばコンボ。（□□□など） □ボタン長押しで強打撃。 ・その他 L1で武器拾ったり関節技やフォールの解除ができます。 L1+Lスティックで場外に出たり入ったり、コーナーに昇れます。 組んだり相手がダウン中の時はL2+R2で相手を引きずったり移動出来ます。 相手がダウン中はRスティック上で相手を立たせたり出来ます。 細々、間違ってるとこもあるかもだけど、大体こんな感じの操作方法です。 とにかく今回のWWE2K16は『プロレスごっこ』は存分に出来ます！！

This game rocks ! Love this game,