Keeping with the Uso theme, this is an exciting addition to 2K15. Although it's practically the same as Jimmy Snuka's Superfly Splash, the Uso's have added their own tinge to it and have made it their own. To elaborate, that cheeky look to the camera milliseconds before impact. It might not seem like a big deal, but minor attentions to details like this make the overall gaming experience that much more exciting and authentic. The previous 2K game never allowed for many top rope moves to be delivered due to the laughably easy reversal mechanics. This doesn't bode well when choosing characters who's finishing moves are high flying so hopefully the developers have revamped the reversals so we can relive some of the Usos best moments. Additionally, it would be pretty damn cool if the game allowed for double finishers like we've seen in some of the Usos matches. That double samoan splash we saw them inflict on to Luke Harper at this years Battleground? Yes, please!
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