'WWE 2K16' DLC coming soon: Release date finally announced

"WWE 2K16" downloadable content's (DLC) release date is finally announced and fans are excited to see what's in store for them with the new game update.

The "New Moves Pack," the latest DLC, has been available since Nov. 20, according to Gospel Herald, but there is still another DLC called the "Legends Pack" which should be rolled out on Dec.22, as stated in WWE 2K16's official site.

The Legends Pack introduces six playable legends of the wrestling industry. It will include Dusty Rhodes, Lita, Big Boss Man, "Rowdy" Roddy Piper, Trish Stratus, and Mr. Perfect.

The Legends Pack can be bought individually for $8.99, but it is also part of the game's Season Pass, which sells for $24.99. The Season Pass grants players access to different DLC planned for the game.

Players will also get more savings with the Season Pass compared to when they buy separate content. There will be additional content coming with it as well.

As stated in the report, the Season Pass will also give players Accelerator, which is priced at $1.99 and grants players the access to all "unlockable content" of the game.

There is also the New Moves Pack, which costs $3.99 when sold separately. This DLC offers 30 new moves from legends including Avalanche Ram popularized by WWE Diva Paige; Dragon Sleeper by NXT Superstar Finn Balor; Sidewinder Suplex, a signature created by WWE and NXT Superstar Kevin Owens; and Standing Crossface Chickenwing popularized by WWE Superstar Stardust, among many others.

There will also be a 2015 Hall of Fame Showcase, valued at $9.99, included in the Season Pass. This will give players access to playable matches like Alundra Blayze vs. Paige, Tatsumi Fujinami vs. Ric Flair, The Outsiders (Kevin Nash and Scott Hall) vs. Harlem Heat (Booker T and Stevie Ray), and Rikishi vs. The Rock.

A Future Stars Pack, priced at $7.99, will also be offered. This DLC introduces NXT Superstars Samoa Joe, Fernando, Blake, Murphy, and Diego.

The upcoming DLC will arrive on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PlayStation 3, and Xbox 360.

 

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