'WWE 2K16' DLC update: Arnold Schwarzenegger's T-800 now available

When the latest expansion content was rolled out for "WWE 2K16" fans last month, it added at least six new legendary WWE Superstars to the roster. However, what some casual players did not know was that the rollout of the "Legends Pack" DLC for the title also came with another surprise. Apparently, the same release date saw fans try out "WWE 2K16" as two legendary Arnold Schwarzenegger wrestlers as well.

According to the official press release obtained by WrestleZone, the "Terminator" DLC expansion is a standalone pack that came out together with the "Legends Pack" DLC. Apparently, a standalone purchase gives players access to unlock two iconic Arnold Schwarzenegger characters, the T-800 cybernetic assassin from the original "Terminator" film, as well as the other, more humane T-800 in "Terminator 2: Judgment Day."

The standalone pack has a price tag of $4.99.

In addition to the "Terminator" standalone DLC, developer and publisher 2K Sports also laid out the contents of the latest expansion, the "Legends Pack" DLC.

Noted by Crossmap, the expansion contains at least 30 new signature moves from noted WWE Superstars such as Finn Balor's Dragon Sleeper and Avalanche Ram from Paige. 2K Sports also listed down some of the legendary wrestlers that were unlocked in the new expansion. With the "Legends Pack" DLC, fans now have access to "Rowdy" Roddy Piper, Dusty Rhodes, Lita, Mr. Perfect, Big Boss Man and Trish Stratus.

The "Legends Pack" was released with a stand-alone price of $8.99. However, hardcore "WWE 2K16" players also have access to the new DLC pack via the title's Season Pass, as part of the $24.99 purchase.

"WWE 2K16" is available for the older-gen Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 consoles, as well as the current-gen Xbox One and PlayStation 4. Meanwhile, there are some rumors saying that 2K Games is thinking of releasing the game for the PC. However, there are still no details about the development and release date.

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