'WWE 2K17' DLC news: gamers can enjoy expansion pack bundles, Digital Deluxe game edition

"WWE 2K17" is bound to have multiple downloadable contents (DLCs) in order to add new wrestlers, fighting arenas, move sets, and more. Developer 2K Sports has since revealed all of the DLCs that the game is getting, all of the content they offer, how much they cost, and if there will be a Season Pass.

Posted on the official site, the developers have revealed that there will be 8 different DLC packs altogether. They will be called the Accelerator Pack, Future Stars Pack, Hall of Fame Showcase, Legends Pack, MyPlayer Kick Start, New Moves Pack, NXT Enhancement Pack, and the NXT Legacy Pack.

The majority of the prices range from $3.99 to $4.99, but some, such as the Hall of Fame Showcase, will cost $9.99. All of the expansion packs can be purchased individually. It is also noted that the MyPlayer Kick Start is exclusive to the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One ports of the game.

A Season Pass will be available, and it will cost $29.99. It will come with the Accelerator Pack, Future Stars Pack, Hall of Fame Showcase, Legends Pack, and the New Moves Pack. Overall the season pass reportedly offers a 15 percent discount when compared to purchasing the listed DLCs separately.

There is also the Digital Deluxe edition of the game, and this will cost $89.99. It will come with the base game, the Season Pass, MyPlayer 2K17 Kick Start, MyPlayer 2K16 Kick Start, a special Goldberg Pack, and a theme solely for the PS4 port of the game.

PS3 owners will also be able to avail of a Digital Deluxe edition, but it only comes with the base game, the Season Pass, and the NXT Legacy Pass.

A wide majority of these expansion packs offer special players such as Bill Goldberg, different iterations of Sting, Eddie Guerrero, Sycho Sid, and Cactus Jack.

"WWE 2K17" is scheduled to launch on Oct. 11.

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