WWE 2K15: 10 Ultimate Wishlist Features That Need To Happen

9. Improved Commentary

Quite frankly, Jerry Lawler and Michael Cole have been phoning in the same stuff since Smackdown Vs Raw 2011, and because of that, it seems obvious that there should be an option in WWE 2K15 where we could pick which commentary team we wanted. Who doesn€™t want more choices? Want The Miz and Alex Riley? That can be arranged. It would be a great way for the company to test out potential commentary teams for actual broadcasts. If you want to go vintage without Michael Cole, roll out Jim Ross and Jerry Lawler with Howard Finkel doing introductions. Fundamentally, 2K need to throw out all of the old commentary and start afresh, which is perhaps easier said than done, but in the words of HHH €œIt€™s best for business!€ The commentary has become somewhat redundant over the years, and once again, the developers need to look at another model for inspiration. In NBA 2K, the commentary is constantly updated throughout the season, and adding that to WWE 2K15 would be a tremendous improvement for exhibition mode, if not some of the new modes suggested in this article. If the content from the announcers was integrated with face and heel turns, and current news about superstars, WWE 2K15 could have something special on its hands. If this kind of commentary can happen in other sports games, there is no good reason WWE cannot compete in that arena.