Today 2K Games and Visual Concepts released a new trailer about the upcoming wrestling game WWE 2K22, focusing on the Deluxe Edition.
VGChartz's Chinh Tran: "By looking at a list of fighting games this year, you may notice the lack of certain key franchises like Street Fighter, Mortal Kombat, or Smash Bros. Instead, the void was filled by relatively smaller fighting titles and several key newcomers. Despite this, however, fighter fans were still kept busy, particularly by the finalists.
DNF Duel from Arc System Works successfully reinvented the classic Dungeon Fighter series as a fighter by adopting simple-to-learn mechanics without sacrificing depth. Player First Games took the fighting world by storm with MultiVersus, allowing players to finally decide whether LeBron James can take on Superman, or Tom and Jerry can defeat Arya Stark. SNK also released The King of Fighters XV, building upon its storied franchise in both new and familiar ways. Finally, WWE 2K22 saw the series return to form after its disastrous predecessor."
Daily Video Game writes: "Amazon is currently hosting a new game sale that slashes up to 75% off on several action-adventure, racing, RPG, and simulation games across multiple gaming platforms."
Neil writes: "We've seen a host of new downloadable content drops arrive for WWE 2K22 over the last couple of months, but we think that the Clowning Around addition is the best yet."
I remember a time when there was simply one standard version of every game, and it included all content. Some content was locked, but not behind a pay wall. The unlockable content was used as an incentive to continue to play the game, and unlocked as the player progressed.
We as gamers have allowed this to happen with our willingness to pay micro transactions and unfinished games. 2K being some of the worst offenders can take their Deluxe Edition (or any edition for that matter) and stick it you know where.