WWE 2K25 drops MyUniverse mode show intros, leaves future return possibility open for updates
WWE 2K25 will not be bringing back the beloved show intro cutscenes from the MyUniverse mode. While fans have eagerly anticipated updates about the upcoming release, recent announcements have highlighted several additions, along with the removal of this popular feature.
Over the past few weeks, details about WWE 2K25 have been revealed through various channels, including WWE programs. The official cover art was unveiled by Paul Heyman on Raw, and playable character stats have been shared during matches, generating excitement among fans.
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The new entry in the WWE 2K franchise is introducing several changes and additions, including the return of intergender matches and chain wrestling, which were previously missing from the series. Additionally, WWE 2K25 will feature a new mode called The Island, a free-roaming multiplayer experience. This mode will allow up to 50 players to explore locations inspired by iconic WWE figures like Roman Reigns and The Undertaker.
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Despite these exciting updates, WWE 2K25 will not feature the show intros in the MyUniverse mode. Bryan Williams, a developer at Visual Concepts, recently discussed the changes to the game, stating that the team considered bringing back old fan-favorite features. However, they determined that some players found these intros repetitive. While the intro cutscenes, which included pre-show pyro and music, were popular for enhancing the authenticity of the Universe mode, they will not be making a return this year. Williams did, however, leave the possibility open for future updates.
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In past instalments, the intro sequences helped the mode feel more immersive and distinct from a simple exhibition. Fans on
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