The last batch of character reveals for "WWE 2K16" has just recently been announced, and this week's list includes iconic incarnations of some of the industry's biggest names.
First up, there are two versions of the Undertaker included in the recently announced batch of characters who will be featured in "WWE 2K16," IGN reported.
The first of the two versions is the Ministry Undertaker. This version of the Phenom famously ran rampant during the Attitude Era, and even lured others into the fold as he built a powerful stable that left a lasting impact on the wrestling industry.
The other incarnation of the Undertaker emerged after a lengthy hiatus for the Phenom. This version of the legendary wrestler saw him make a habit of coming to ringside while atop a motorcycle and even featured a famous feud with Vince McMahon.
Another iconic pro wrestler getting two versions of himself included in the latest list of "WWE 2K16" characters is Sting. First, is the Blonde Sting, the character who served as the first introduction pro wrestling fans had to the now revered ring technician. His second persona in the latest round of roster reveals is the 1999 version of his character that featured black and white face paint to go along with his trademark dark outfit. The latter incarnation of Sting was well-known for his lengthy feud with the New World Order (NWO) during his World Championship Wrestling (WCW) run.
As for the other characters included in the last round of roster reveals, the list includes, Baron Corbin, Big E, Bray Wyatt, Brian Pillman, Colin Cassady, Enzo Amore, Jey Uso, Jimmy Uso, Kofi Kingston, Konnor, Mark Henry, Mikey Whipwreck, Ricky Steamboat, Rusev, Savio Vega, Stephanie McMahon-Helmsley, Stunning Steve Austin, Viktor and Xavier Woods.
The latest round of reveals bring the total character count for "WWE 2K16" up to 123.
There are some noticeable absences in the roster including the recently returning tag team, the Dudley Boyz, according to Product Reviews.
It's unclear if more characters would still be added to "WWE 2K16" at a later date.
