'WWE 2K16' roster updates: Create a Diva and more customization features return

Apart from putting up the biggest number of characters, "WWE 2K16" will also mark the return of well-loved features. First on the list is the Create a Diva feature, which for some reason 2K Sports took out from the current wrestling simulation game iteration. 

2K Sports developers announced the comeback of the feature via its Instagram account, where it showed that Create a Diva can even put together a version of mixed martial artist and UFC Women's Bantamweight champion Ronda Rousey. Thanks to this, confirmed divas Sasha Banks and Charlotte will have more girl power in the ring. 

"WWE 2K16" will also give players a much wider leeway in creating their very own superstar. They will get to use more tools and fewer limits in building their own character. The developers of the game boasted such improvement by showing off their own customized character sporting a beard. 

Lastly, gamers will again get to produce their own title belts. This customization can go as far as allowing gamers to create, compete and play with the championships they themselves make.

"WWE 2K16" will be home to 120 playable characters. 2K Sports has yet to name each of these superstars, but the game studio has been dropping names of some of the fighters included in this roster. Andre the Giant is just one, and Sgt. Slaughter is another. The likes of Batista, Chris Jericho, The Undertaker, Edge, JBL and The Rock are joining the party, too. 

Fans will also see Aiden English, Ryback, Santino Marella, Ravishing Rick Dude, R-Truth, Macho Man Randy Savage, Luke Harper, General Adnan, Fandango, Curtis Axel and Erick Rowan in action. Natalya and Stephanie McMahon are reportedly gracing the ensemble as well. 

There are many more wrestlers set to invade "WWE 2K16." 2K Sports should reveal who those will be as the game inches closer to its Oct. 27 release. 

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