2K Games released a new video featuring director Mark Little using the new controls for the upcoming next gen version of WWE 2K15.
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The emphasis in WWE 2K15 is on pacing, on trying to create the ebb and flow of energy in a match that better represents how actual wrestling bouts behave. Little begins by highlighting the Health, Stamina and Momentum meters, which as a system, create the most realistic depiction of a WWE match, complete with an authentic build of momentum to signature and finishing moves.
This realism is, hopefully, achieved by way of the Chain Wrestling System, which allows for a smooth transition from opens to locks to the back and forth maneuvers. Watch the full video below.
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We all love playing our favorite wrestlers in video games. However, it is so much more fun to play ourselves. Enter the WWE 2K15 Creation Suite, exclusive for the PS4 and Xbox One versions of the wrestling title.
While the new focus on pacing is appreciated, the company is unable to support new versions of Create-an-Arena, Custom Divas, Create-a-Championship and Story Designer. Art Director Lynell Jinks states that, "the decision was extremely difficult, but a necessary one, in order to deliver a more focused and polished game. The primary reason we did not announce these changes earlier is due to the team working until the last minute to retain as many features as possible."
That's where the Superstar Studio comes in, which allows players to upload their own image directly to the game and put it on a wrestler. The game also introduces the ability to change not just the colors of a particular character's costume, but the entire costume itself. Wrestling costumes change a lot, and WWE 2K15 hopes to keep up with the real world changes as quickly as possible.
WWE 2K15 is out for Xbox One and PS4 on Tuesday, November 18. Watch how the new controls work below!
