WWE 2K20: 5 new features we'd like to see (that are completely unreasonable)

#2 Every Superstar should have distinct "heel" and "face" versions

Apollo Crews about to make that long-awaited heel turn

We've all said the same thing. "Oh man," we all have said, "WWE would be so much better if they would just make Roman Reigns a bad guy." That's right, everybody in the world has literally said this at one point or another. It's a scientific fact. Don't ask me to prove it - I have to finish this article and I don't have time for your, frankly, insulting distrust.

Obviously, that will probably, most likely, never happen (although don't ask me to put money on it). But, we're certain that 2K, because they are owned by the same company that also owns Rockstar Game and has access to all that sweet sweet Grand Theft Auto money, also has access to technology that allows them to visit alternate universes (thus proving the Many Worlds Theory of Quantum Mechanics correct and altering our view of life and the universe forever but we're getting sidetracked, let's move on). Therefore, they can see what a heel Roman Reigns in 2019 would actually look like and then make him an option in the next WWE 2K20.

Seriously, 2K, this is the kind of realism we've come to expect from you. And we expect this for every single wrestler on the WWE 2K20 roster. Yes, even Apollo Crews.

The more reasonable version: First off, if Take-Two Interactive actually does have access to technology like that, well, that would explain a lot, actually, now that I think about it. Anyway...

Clearly, we can't expect this kind of treatment for every wrestler on the roster. But, this would be kind of a fun way for individual Superstars who might not get the chance on television to showcase a different persona for themselves, if only in video game form.

We probably won't see an Apollo Crews heel turn on TV any time soon (nothing against Crews - dude's super awesome in the ring), but if he's got an idea for a heel persona, and he's not going to have a chance to play it on TV, maybe bring it to Yuke's and work with them to add those features into a character option in an upcoming game.

I don't know how reasonable that actually is, but it's certainly more reasonable than creating theoretically impossible technology.