5 Features that gamers want in WWE 2K's next installment

#2 A powerful WWE 2K creation suite

Sky should be the only limit while creating in WWE 2K.

Apart from WWE, there are a lot of significant wrestling companies out there. Each of them boasts of having their fair share of loyal supporters. However, when it comes to games, that diversity shrinks into one. No other wrestling promotion has a yearly installment for the gaming community.

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— latrell (@divadadde) November 3, 2019

It creates a huge distinction that eventually leads to all the fans getting a hold of the only product available in the market. In this case, that's the WWE 2K series. After obtaining the game, those fans are ready to explore and see what the creative community has. They download arenas, wrestlers and championships from other promotions and indies to have their shows to play in the game.

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— Chris MF (@theMFremedy) May 28, 2019

WWE games should push this factor by making the creation suite more versatile while giving a lot of freedom to the creative community. Gamers shouldn't be told as to how they want their experience to be.

Features like creating a storyline and a wrestler, designing a championship, building an arena, importing audio and videos alongside scanning a face should only enrich the overall experience. The game should utilize the community to ensure a tailor-made experience for the fans to enjoy.