WWE 2K15 was, for all intents and purposes, a year of growing pains. The series needed to evolve graphically for its debut on new-gen consoles, but its massive overhaul of the engine meant that content suffered, with a lack of creation modes and a thin roster that could barely hold the game...

New limited reversal system; Better pin system and working holds; Fuller roster; Better graphics and character modeling; More creation modes

Fuller roster; Tags

With a huge (and mostly up-to-date) roster, a Stone Cold-obsessed Showcase mode and a fine-tuned MyCareer, the WWE 2K series finally delivers the best wrestling game since Here Comes The Pain.

MyCareer is better than ever; Huge roster will appeal to all; Wrestlers now sweat - just like the real thing

Showcase mode gets old; fast; Inconsistent presentation; No Bayley; Becky; Charlotte or The Boss - boo

I have been looking forward to playing WWE 2K16 for a while now. Back in August, I had the chance to try a working demo of the game in New York , and although it was a pretty limited glimpse, I was generally impressed by what I saw.

Full Creation Suite is back; Improved online mode; Steve Austin Showcase is fun; Improved gameplay; Biggest roster ever

Inconsistent visual polish; Doesn't properly explain some moves

An improvement over last year's WWE 2K15, 2K16 still isn't perfect but it introduces a brilliant roster, an immersive Showcase mode, and plenty of match types to get hot and sweaty with.

The best WWE game for years, which may seem like faint praise but WWE 2K16 works as both a sports sim and a quality fighter in its own right.

The combat is steadily improving and the new reversal system is excellent; Huge roster of fighters and most of the main modes are now up to their previous levels of quality

The new submission system is irritating and there's still a lot of minor bugs and glitches; Inconsistent graphics and presentation; Still some missing match types and customisation options

Last year saw the release of WWE 2K15 which was arguably one of the most disappointing games of 2014. Even though the franchise was debuting on the newer P

Excellent presentation; Many modes and features brought back; Improved MyCareer Mode

2K Showcase Mode gets repetitive; A few features still missing; The majority of the commentary is still awful

Developers of wrestling games may have one of the hardest jobs around as they must try to emulate a scripted/staged event by introducing elements to make it feel like a real event.

Last year, WWE 2K15 was trimmer than a wrestler trying to make weight before a match. With cut exhibition match types, a streamlined roster, and several excised creation modes, that entry was lacking content that fans had come to expect from the franchise.

My son and grandson absolutely loves this game, the graphics are really good and the extra stuff over the PS3 version my son says is brilliant. Highly recommended.

Game is fine in PS4, But after download we need near 1.5 GB data to update it for online features, DLC's available in play station network for to unlock all contents. Rest everything is fine.