Creating The Ultimate Wrestling Game
7. Alternative Attires
It's a simple, basic addition to a wrestling game, but there's something instantly fan-pleasing about including alternative attires for each and every playable character where possible.
When thinking back to the great wrestling games of the past, offerings such as WCW/nWo Revenge and SmackDown! Here Comes the Pain jump out from the pack for the fact that they memorably gave us the chance to deck out their grappler of choice in an alternative getup - whether that was donning Sting's neon 'surfer' colours or having Triple H smashing up fools while dressed in double denim.
Of course, these days there's the demand for more than just an alternative attire slot or two, for the more creative sorts out there are clamouring for as many alternative slots as possible so that they can take to the Creation Suite and whip up a ludicrous amount of AJ Styles attires in every colour you can imagine.
It's one thing to have an extensive roster, but players still need to be offered even further variety by having the chance to choose between a slew of changeable attires for whichever wrestler they decide to try and crack some skulls with.