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2K Games confirms eight more wrestlers joining the playable roster of WWE 2K24, which launches on March 8. The updated roster of WWE 2K24 includes beloved legends, active members of the RAW and Smackdown rosters, and up-and-coming young talent from the NXT roster.
WWE 2K24 is bringing back the infamous ECW promotion for its MyGM mode. Extreme Championship Wrestling was created in 1992 as a competitor to both the World Wrestling Federation (as WWE was once known) and World Championship Wrestling, and set itself apart with a roster of future WWE 2K24 superstars and a more hardcore style of wrestling that saw competitors strike each other with weapons as often as punches and holds. WWE would start a revamped version of ECW as a third brand in 2006, but this would eventually end in 2010, with NXT taking its place two years later.
With just weeks to go before the game is released to the masses, the upcoming wrestling game WWE 2K24 reveals the overall ratings for six of the superstars that will make up its roster, including Rhea Ripley and Logan Paul. With its release date right around the corner, WWE 2K24 has been ramping up the reveals, giving fans a good idea of what to expect when the game drops on March 8.
WWE 2K24 has just teased the return of Mick Foley's Dude Love to the roster. With WWE 2K24's release date drawing near, more details and information are slowly being unveiled. As with every year, the game's playable characters and who made the cut are among the questions that fans have. While Mick Foley's various incarnations have mostly appeared in one form or another in past games, Dude Love's last appearance in WWE 2K23 was locked to the controversial MyFaction mode.
WWE 2K24 has released a new trailer confirming 18 of the 21 matches that will be featured in this year's Showcase mode. WWE 2K22's Showcase mode was themed after Rey Mysterio, while WWE 2K23 had players reliving some of John Cena's most memorable defeats. The upcoming WWE 2K24, meanwhile, is celebrating 40 years of WrestleMania with its Showcase mode, the aptly-named Showcase of the Immortals.
WWE 2K24 has officially confirmed the return of Bray Wyatt's The Fiend to the game. While Bray Wyatt was part of WWE 2K23's DLC roster, The Fiend had only made appearances in two games, the universally panned WWE 2K20 and WWE Battlegrounds. As Wyatt returned to WWE in 2022 after being let go in 2021, he would debut a different character, signaling the end of The Fiend.
It's been confirmed that WWE 2K24's Showcase mode will have 21 matches total. Showcase is one of the WWE 2K franchise's flagship game modes, and so it's no surprise that it's coming back for WWE 2K24. Sometimes Showcase has focused on specific eras in the WWE, while other times the mode has been used to highlight the careers of specific superstars.