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The logo for the WWE 2K series,, (2000–Present) (2013–Present) (2000–2013) (2013–Present) Platforms Platform of origin PlayStation March 2, 2000 October 17, 2017 WWE 2K is a series that has more than 20 that are currently developed by and, and it was originated from but later published. These series of games are based on the, which features the,, and playable characters based on. The series was originally named SmackDown!, after WWE's own television program.

The first release in the series was in March 2000, which along with these subsequent titles, remained exclusive to 's consoles. After the, the series was retitled in 2004, to indicate the brand was also featured. Within a few years, the series had expanded to a yearly release cycle for various as well as. Yuke's had also released the games in Japan under the name of Exciting Pro Wrestling. Download Chord Lagu Indonesia Pdf more. However, after, took over as the Japanese publisher and the Japanese releases adopted the western name.

The series was later renamed as just simply WWE, starting from and. After THQ's, it was reported that the publishing rights for the WWE video game series were acquired. Take-Two confirmed the acquisition in February, saying that it would also retain the services of Yuke's and the THQ staff that worked on the WWE series.

Is the first game to be released under the 2K brand. Reception to the series' games has overall been favorable, and was rated 31st and 28th ( and, respectively) in 's 'Top 100 Games' list. It is among the, with 60 million copies shipped as of 2013. A screenshot of a featuring and in SmackDown! 2: Know Your Role Other than the season mode, every game features an exhibition mode, where different professional wrestling match types are available.

Basic matches included in every game are 'one-on-one' matches, where a player chooses one superstar to wrestle another or human operated superstar, or matches, where a pair of superstars team together to face another team, Mixed Gender Tag Team matches have been removed in WWE 2K18. These basic matches may also expand into or, which include four or more superstars.

Besides basic matches, based matches are also included, such as the, which has been included in every game, the, the, which was first included with the release of WWE SmackDown! Here Comes the Pain, and ECW Extreme Rules matches, which is basic hardcore wrestling based on the brand of WWE (which first appeared with the release of WWE SmackDown vs. Also included in every game is the, which is based on WWE's actual Royal Rumble match, in which a player chooses to compete as one superstar, and must wrestle against twenty-nine other superstars. Two recently added matches are the Championship Scramble introduced in the 2010 game and the 'I Quit' match from WWE '13. In WWE'13 the 'special referee' match type (which hadn't been seen since Smackdown vs.

Raw 2007) made its return to the series. The exhibition mode was renamed 'Play' in SmackDown vs. Raw 2010 to WWE 2K14 and renamed Exhibition in WWE 2K15 before returning as Play mode in WWE 2K16.

In the PS3 & Xbox 360's version of WWE 2K17, Play Mode is required to unlock content from characters. Attires, & championship belts (Arenas are unlocked from WWE Universe Mode after collecting 300 + stories or more). WWE 2K18 introduces 8 man matches a new version of Elimination Chamber and a re-worked version of the Royal Rumble match.

Online gameplay [ ] Starting with the release of WWE SmackDown! Raw, gameplay was made available for players who had a and a Sony. Online gameplay was kept at a minimum, as online players only had two game modes to compete in: one-on-one and a Bra and Panties match, in which a player competes as a and strips the opposition of her clothes, until she is left with only her undergarments. Karzzzz Film Mp3 Song Download.

When WWE SmackDown! Raw 2006 was released, the online gameplay was changed, and players were able to compete in more match types, defend the created championships, and compete with up to four players in each match. With the release of WWE SmackDown vs. Raw 2008 on the console (PS3 would not see this feature until WWE SmackDown vs. Raw 2009), players were able to select music from their system's into the video game, where the music can be used in superstars'.. WWE 2K18 adds Road to Glory as a continuation of MyCareer Mode in lieu of being the end part of the game.

Backstage brawls and 8 man matches are also added to this feature. Roster [ ] Every game in the WWE SmackDown vs. Raw series includes a roster of 'superstars' and 'Divas' based on superstars who compete for WWE. Every year, WWE acquires new superstars and releases old superstars. As a result, every time a WWE SmackDown vs. Raw game is released, the new superstars are added into the game and the old released superstars are removed from the game to reflect the changes in the actual WWE.

From the release of WWF SmackDown! To the release of WWF SmackDown! Just Bring It, superstars were not divided into brands. In 2002, the WWE split its entire roster into of wrestling, called and, which were named after WWE's television shows. The WWE Brand Extension was first featured in WWE SmackDown!

Shut Your Mouth. In 2006, WWE launched a new brand, called, which was named after the original. The new ECW brand was first featured in WWE SmackDown vs. WWE holds an annual, in which WWE superstars switch brands. The games in production when the draft occurs include the changes that take place in the draft. For example, when WWE SmackDown vs. Raw 2008 was in production during June 2007, the took place, and the draft changes were included in the video game.

Another brand of wrestling included in the series is the, which was first included with the release of WWE SmackDown! Here Comes the Pain. Popular or members of the have been included since then under the legends program. This was featured up until the release of WWE SmackDown vs. Raw 2008, as alumni and Hall of Fame members were not featured in WWE SmackDown vs.

Raw 2009 due to production of. WWE SmackDown vs. Raw 2009 was also the first game to feature characters as. WWE '12 has 56 wrestlers and 78 by DLC, WWE '13 with 84 and 107 by DLC, WWE 2K14 with 82 and 103 by DLC, WWE 2K15 with 76 and 113 with DLC, WWE 2K16 with 133 including DLC giving this title 'the highest character roster in the video game's history' with 165. WWE 2K17 carries 145 for the physical disc versions for PS3 and Xbox 360; 150 for the NXT Edition made for PS4 & Xbox One with DLC at 172. WWE 2K18 contains 197 for the standard version (202 via Deluxe and Collector's Edition) with DLC announced at a later date. An update on the WWE 2K18 roster revealed on September 25th 2017, the final roster is 220 (197 on disc virtually reading 204 by attires counted).

Create mode [ ]. The create-a-wrestler feature, as seen on WWE Smackdown vs Raw 2008 The series features a create-a-superstar mode, where players are able to create their own wrestler, including their move set and ring entrances.

The feature was introduced when WWF SmackDown! Was released in 2000. As new games were released, the mode was altered; the first change came with the release of WWF SmackDown! 2: Know Your Role, which featured a mode in which wrestler taunts could be created and customized. This was further modified in WWE SmackDown!

Shut Your Mouth, which enabled players to create the walking style of a wrestler. With the release of WWE SmackDown! RAW 2006, the game first featured the ability for players to make an entrance for the created superstar. The feature was expanded with the release of WWE SmackDown vs. Raw 2007, as players could place and special effects in any part of the superstar's entrance. As an addition to SmackDown vs.

Raw 2009, a create a finisher mode was introduced where the player chooses up to 10 out of 500 animations combined to make their own personalised finisher. The create a finisher feature was removed on next-gen consoles, starting with WWE 2K15. On the 360 and PS3 versions of, it is possible to change the colors of a featured superstar's attire, this new mode is known as 'Superstar Threads'. In this game, there is also a new creation mode giving players the ability to create their designs. From WWE 2K14 alongside the 'Superstar Threads' feature, in the 'Create a Superstar' mode there was a new part of it called 'Superstar Heads'.

This feature allowed players to take certain in game models and modify or create a new attire for that model and use it as an alternative attire for the superstar that they have done it for. This was only available for very limited superstars and players couldn't any headgear or masks to the superstar. A DLC was soon released which featured vintage versions of some of the existing models as well as few new models. From WWE 2K15, on next generation consoles a new feature was available to players which was similar to the 'Superstar Heads' feature that had previously featured on WWE games but this new feature was called the 'Superstar Studio'. This new 'Superstar Studio' allowed players to take any existing in game model and modify their attires into anything that the player desired.

Whilst this was exclusive to next generation consoles, players playing on last-gen consoles had the returning 'Superstar Heads' mode which featured all of the models from 2K14 as well as a new model. WWE 2K17 brings back Highlight Replay and Create-A-Victory features from WWE '13 and SmackDown! Here Comes the Pain respectively.

WWE 2K18 introduces Create-A-Match where players can save changes and use them in Play Mode. Development [ ] Every game that has been produced in the WWE 2K series is developed by and, and published. From 1999 – 2013 the publisher was. The game engine was originally based on the one used by the Japanese professional wrestling video game series Toukon Retsuden, which was also developed by Yuke's.

Before the release of, the only communication possible in season mode was through., however, was included in season mode with the release of WWE SmackDown! WWE superstars record a script, which is then assigned to the voice of the corresponding superstar in the game. With the exception of WWE SmackDown! Here Comes the Pain, pre-recorded commentary by WWE commentators has been included in each game since the release of WWF SmackDown! Just Bring It. Yuke's studios in worked with WWE writers to create storylines for the season modes of each game.

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