WWE 2K16

 PlayStation 3
User Score
5.8

Mixed or average reviews- based on 30 Ratings

User score distribution:
  1. Positive: 13 out of 30
  2. Mixed: 8 out of 30
  3. Negative: 9 out of 30
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  1. Stevenl316
    Oct 27, 2015
    5
    I Have bought my final WWE game
    the graphics have not changed since WWE 12
    almost everything promoted is not in the game (GM Mode, My Career Mode, Create a Show Mode) all of the creation suite is still the same as WWE 2K15 (even the logos you can add on your characters) the only reason I give this game a 3 is because of the large roster and the WrestleMania 31 arena the rest is a bunch    I Have bought my final WWE game
    the graphics have not changed since WWE 12
    almost everything promoted is not in the game (GM Mode, My Career Mode, Create a Show Mode)
    all of the creation suite is still the same as WWE 2K15 (even the logos you can add on your characters)
    the only reason I give this game a 3 is because of the large roster and the WrestleMania 31 arena the rest is a bunch of garbage. 3/10

    UPDATE: Still garbage but adding back the custom music wins 2 points in my heart.    … Expand
  2. flash33181
    Oct 29, 2015
    5
    Last-generation console owners have been left behind in a big way. This game is virtually identical to last year's steaming pile of garbage. The roster, although much larger than last year's offering, features many notable omissions -- such as The Four Horsewomen, The Dudley Boys, Braun Strowman, and the recently reacquired Alberto Del Rio. None of these stars will be available as DLC.Last-generation console owners have been left behind in a big way. This game is virtually identical to last year's steaming pile of garbage. The roster, although much larger than last year's offering, features many notable omissions -- such as The Four Horsewomen, The Dudley Boys, Braun Strowman, and the recently reacquired Alberto Del Rio. None of these stars will be available as DLC.

    The control scheme -- which was reworked on current-gen consoles -- remains exactly the same on PS3. No interrupting entrances, same 'Breaking Point' submission mini-game, still able to reverse unlimited moves per match...all of these have been changed in PS4. Also lacking is the MyCareer mode.

    The graphics are the same. The commentary is still boring. The collision detection issues from year's past are still present. If 2K is going to charge $60 for both versions of the game (PS3 vs PS4), then people should expect the same game -- not a watered down version.

    As a stand alone game, it's not terrible. The larger roster is nice. All the usual match types are there. However, for people expecting leaps forward over last year's title -- sorry to say you'll likely be disappointed.    … Expand
  3. YigidOx2
    Mar 16, 2021
    7
    I am writing this because I am making a list for myself. If you played this, it counts as you played 2k17 and 2k18. They never do their best, maybe this year.
  4. TenAdrian
    Jun 26, 2022
    6
    Boring. After you finish showcase which is not too long tbh. Games wwe type should have more replay
    abilities than this. Recommend only for a short play through and if it's cheap

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