This will also build your rivalries, so in that situation you would be more likely to start a feud with Kevin Owens. So if you want to become tag-team partners with Finn Balor, run in on his match with Kevin Owens and assure that he gets the victory. The actual means of doing this seems a bit hazy, but the major way is by running in on their matches and either helping or hurting them. You will also be able to build relationships with other superstars. Unfortunately, your opponents varied move set will not increase the rating, so it is all on the player to make sure he or she is entertaining the fans. This year, that rating is placed in the top left of your screen during the match, and it increases as you do different moves. In the past, you would get a star rating for your match afterwards. You earn your way up by winning matches and making them entertaining. This feels like one of the more lifelike aspects of the mode, as you really have to claw your way up, instead of just being propelled to the top because it would be easier for the player. As you ascend up that ranking, passing people like Breeze, Colin Cassidy, and Kevin Owens, you will eventually become the number one contender. From your introduction to Albert, you select a championship (you’re in NXT so your only option is the NXT championship) and are entered into a top 10 ranking. One of the more enjoyable things about M圜areer seems to be the ranking system for title belts. Even though the responses are far from enthralling, it is nice being able to shape your own character outside of what he looks like, even if it is through slightly stilted dialogue. Which dialogue option will boost your heel or babyface personality is apparent, and the responses all seem fairly bland and lifeless. Renee asks you what you think about Breeze interrupting, and you get four dialogue options presented as if they were multiple-choice answers on a test. That was possible in previous iterations, but it always seemed like a ghost feature, one that existed but was never anything you directly affected.
This is one of the more unique aspects of 2K16’s new M圜areer mode as you can now establish an actual personality for your character, and decide if he is a babyface or a heel. “Where the leather is scarred, there is a great story to tell” - Red Dead Redemption 2 review Once you get to the back, you are approached by Renee Young to conduct your first interview. When you are having your first NXT bout, Breeze makes his way to the ring and interrupts your match. It does get a bit more exciting when you enter your first feud, which is with Tyler Breeze. Your character moves around slowly, and the competition you are going against does not provide a ton of thrills. That is due to the large roster size, which includes twelve NXT superstars, not counting ones that are featured on NXT and the main roster such as Kevin Owens, Kalisto, and Sin Cara.ĭue to this being the early parts of the M圜areer mode, the actual wrestling is not a ton of fun. No longer will you find a generic wrestler, rocking generic tights and sporting a name that you would have given yourself when you were 12 years old. One quick change you notice this year is that there are no more pre-made superstars. He welcomes you, lets you know how hard you will have to work to achieve your dreams, and sets up your first training match against the certified G and bonafide stud himself, Enzo Amore. You then enter the WWE performance center where you meet new NXT head coach Jason Albert (previously known as Tensai, Prince Albert, A-Train, and a variety of other names), who is filling the role Bill DeMott held last year. Similarly to last year’s mode, you begin by creating your own superstar and outfitting him with whatever ridiculous attire your heart desires. Recently, I was able to get hands-on with WWE 2K16’s new M圜areer mode that promises to allow players to build their own path to stardom. There was zero story progression and zero character development. Unfortunately, the experience was a repetitive disaster that just felt like a slow way to kill time. Last year, people were intrigued by WWE 2K15’s M圜areer mode that let you create a superstar, and rise through the NXT ranks on the way to main eventing Wrestlemania. The in-ring gameplay was far from where it needed to be, but the modes built around the game made it enjoyable.
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Out of the past ten years of Yukes-developed professional wrestling games, only WWE ’13 and ’14 were of quality. The game did not die based on one failure, but a host of failures coming together to make one disappointing installment in a consistently mediocre franchise.
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