WWE 2K15 release date with free DLC

Good news for the gamers out there who are awaiting for the PC version of WWE 2K15. 2K sports has announced that the PC version is due to come out this Spring and that it will carry the same experience that the Xbox and Playstation versions offered.

This means that the PC version will come complete with the stuff that were initially included as pre-order bonuses. That includes special version of Sting and Hulk Hogan.

Not only that, the PC version will also come with a free DLC. This means that content like the WCW and NXT arrival packs will come with it, not to mention the Showcase modes such as Hall of Pain and Path of the Warrior. In all, folks who play WWE 2K15 on the PC stand to get 36 characters, 4 new managers, 26 matches and 46 single-player stories – all for free!

The new deal and package should elicit approval from gamers, particularly for the ones who were sounding off some complaints and suggestion limited to the Xbox and PS versions. Of course, game performance may still depend a lot on the PC specifications potential gamers may have at the moment so it would be best to keep tabs with the minimum PC requirements as well.

Among them would include making sure your graphics card is up to par, considering that if you want high resolution or HD graphics similar to what the Xbox and PS game consoles offered.

With lots of bonuses and freebies, the PC version of WWE 2K15 is surely something to look forward to. Now while it was mentioned it would be out by Spring, no actual release date has been revealed as of yet.

All that should be revealed in the coming weeks, including the minimum PC specs so be sure to check back for updates.

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