Bought and gave this to my uncle for xmas he loved it. It came with the statue which he has on display by his xbox one and we haven't really seen him expect when it's food time.

Brought this game for a preteen. The game rating needs to say MA. Parents this game have content that is not suitable for kids under 18. But if your teen plays Gears of War or Halo then they will be fine. This game is a great buy and hours of fun.

It is a Xmas present for my son but he's played his friends and really enjoyed it so I have brought him this

Over the past few years, the WWE 2K series has implemented numerous fixes and changes to improve the wrestling action. One of the most important additions is undoubtedly the counter gauge. Blocking a punch or reversing a grab costs a portion of the meter.

Great wrestling game

Last year's WWE 2K16 is a tough act to follow, having substantially built upon the barebones foundation set by the first current-gen pro wrestling game. There was definitely room for improvement though, but between the plethora of little details and the Showcase Mode, it was a great experience for...

Another year and another WWE 2K game. This one is better than last years, comes with more wrestlers than you can shake a kendo stick at and plays very well. The options for customising the game and characters is great and you could spend more time creating than actually playing.

S! A! W! F! T! You are logged out. Login | Sign up You can actually cut promos in MyCareer, which is a cool idea that would hypothetically allow you to flesh out your custom wrestler.

A definite step in the right direction. A sense of nostalgia with it's Here Comes the Pain style backstage action, with RPG style elements

It's that time of year again where WWF – sorry, I mean WWE – hounds grab their copies of the latest wrestling game from a company so big it has bought and absorbed its competition. Welcome to Suplex City where most of the moves your character can do are, in fact, suplexes!