WWE 2K24 Revealed With Cody Rhodes As The Cover Star
thegamer.com2K has announced the next entry in its long running WWE franchise, set to launch later this year on March 5, with Cody Rhodes, AKA the "American Nightmare", starring on the cover.
Rhodes once ruptured his pec before a fight but still won. I wouldn't mess with this guy.
WWE 2K24 comes in three editions - standard, deluxe, and Forty Years of WrestleMania. The deluxe box art features Women's Royal Rumble winners, Bianca Belair and Rhea Ripley, while the Forty Years box art celebrates icons across WrestleMania history such as The Rock, The Undertaker, Hulk Hogan, and "Stone Cold" Steve Austin.
The game is set to launch on PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, and PC, boasting a roster of over 200 WWE fighters including Roman Reigns, John Cena, Andre the Giant, and "Macho Man" Randy Savage just to name a few.
"Fresh off the highest-rated game in franchise history, the WWE 2K development team continues to build on that quality," Visual Concepts president Greg Thomas said. "WWE 2K24 offers more match types, new MyRISE storylines and characters, improvements to gameplay throughout, a 2K Showcase 40 years in the making, and so much more. I'm very proud of the work the team has done to bring this experience to life, and I look forward to seeing players enjoy the game."
WWE 2K24 comes with four new game modes, Special Guest Referee, Ambulance Match, Casket Match, and Gauntlet Match, while modes such as MyFACTION, Universe, Creation Suite, MyGM, and MyRise are set to return. In the latter, there are two options, Undisputed (men's) and Unleashed (women's), in which you play as a custom character trying to break into the WWE scene. The mode even features new voiceovers from Roman Reigns, Cody Rhodes, and Mick Foley.
I've been known to keep a checklist of key milestones I want to experience on the path to finishing my story. As an avid gamer, being named WWE 2K cover Superstar is very, very close to the top of that list and I'm very happy to work with the teams at 2K and Visual
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