WWE 2K16 Creation Suite Review – Create A Superstar | Arena | Championship
We review WWE 2K16’s Creation Suite!
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TSC Gaming’s Fred Richani reviews the WWE 2K16 Creation Suite, featuring Create A Wrestler / Create A Superstar, Create A Championship, Create A Diva, Create An Arena, Create A Show, Create/Edit Moveset, Create An Entrance, Community Creations, and much more!
Disclosure: This WWE CAW review was conducted with a free copy of WWE 2K16 provided by 2K for review and editorial purposes.
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What’s up everybody? This is Fred Richani of TSC Gaming here to review the Create a Wrestler, the creation suite of WWE 2K16 on the PS4. I have to say this is probably my favorite mode of the game this year and Creative Suite rarely disappoints, but last year they had less save slots, there weren’t as much customizations. A lot of fans were disappointed. I was not disappointed playing 2K16 Creative Suite. And I’ll tell you this too, a lot of people are giving this game. I’ve saw some sites given it eight out of 10, nine out of 10. Frankly, while I have enjoyed this game, I don’t know if I could go that far to say it’s a eight or nine out of 10.
It’s subjective of course, but if there is one aspect of WWE 2K16 that deserves close to a nine out of 10, maybe even a 10 out of 10, it is the creative suite. You can do everything here. You can create a wrestler, customize your character, edit the superstar. There’s so much to do. The one big thing with sports games, and I consider Daddy B 2K16 a sports game, is the replay value. Are you going to play it for a couple months and then get sick of it? Or are you going to keep coming back for more? And WWE 2K16 with its create options allow you to keep coming back for more.
You can create your own superstar. Like right here, I created Eugene, which was inspired by our colleague Eugene, who just recently reviewed Halo 5. I’m sure he’ll kill me, but at least I gave him a ton of muscles, even if he’s a little bit on the short side. I created my own arena. Hey, I want to make the TSC arena where it all goes down and gets settled. I did. I spent like an hour creating this arena. I didn’t even expect to. I figured I’d play for 5 10 minutes, fool around, add some logos, but it’s just so addicting once you get into it. It is so freaking addicting.
You can create a diva. You can edit a diva. You can edit a superstar. You can edit a superstar’s entrance like I did with Adam Rose. You can edit their respective move set. And on top of all that, you have my favorite part of WWE Creative Suite, which is community creations, which we’re going to get more in depth in with a separate video. But pretty much, it’s people being able to upload their own logos, create their own wrestlers, superstars, arenas, you name it. And you can download them on the multiple save slots, which is a lot more than last year, and use them within the game.
You can also create your own TV show and create your own championship or edit an existing championship, which is pretty freaking amazing. So, you see all these options right here. You can only imagine how long it’ll take you to go through all of them in depth. Quite a bit, and I strongly recommend it. So, if you’ve bought WWE 2K16, if you’re feeling it so far, but you really don’t know where to start, you know what mode you should really put your time into. I know 2K showcase mode is around 5 hours. Obviously, you got universe mode, but I’m telling you, take the time to really go through this creative suite.
You will love it. And if you haven’t bought 2K16 yet, maybe you’re on the fence. Maybe you were disappointed in 2K15 because in some cases it was either a broken game depending on the system you bought it from or just didn’t have enough content or both. I’m telling you, this alone will make 2K16 worth your purchase if you are a wrestling fan. If you’re somebody that wants to really enjoy this game, yes, some of the controls are a little clunky. Yes, the pin and submission system can get a little frustrating. But I’m telling you, at the end of the day, wrestling games, sports games are supposed to be fun.
And this mode right here is the definition of fun. But folks, I want to hear from you. Did you buy 2K16? Are you holding off? Let me know. Leave a comment below. Tweet us, Facebook us. Do what you got to do. Follow us on Twitter, TSC Gamer. Facebook.comgamingtsc. You can also hit me up on Twitter and Instagram, Fred Richani. If you enjoyed this video, please click the like button. Please share this with all your friends. Please check out our in-depth WWE 2K16 review. And until next time, everybody, take care. Subscribe and share. And as always, enjoy the matches and
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