WWE and 2K have announced the details for the downloadable content made available for WWE 2K16. The downloadable offerings will include a story-driven 2K Showcase surrounding the WWE Hall of Fame Class of 2015 inductees; access to new moves, unlockable content, player progression; and a wealth of playable WWE Legends and WWE and NXT Superstars. The individual content packages will begin releasing in late 2015, with some packages releasing in early 2016. The legends you will be able to download include the likes of Big Boss Man, Dusty Rhodes, Lita, Mr. Perfect, Rowdy Roddy Piper and Trish Stratus; while Samoa Joe and former NXT Tag Team Champions Blake and Murphy will also be available. On top of that, more than 30 new moves will be available for download including Kevin Owens' Sidewinder Suplex, which he used in his debut match against John Cena. The full details of the downloadable content for WWE 2K16 are available here! This news means we've almost heard all we need to hear about the new game. We're now just waiting on what match types will be included that will be available to play in Exhibition Mode whenever we choose. But the fact remains that there are a number of contenders that should have been made into DLC packs in place of what has been offered to us. Don't get me wrong, the Superstars and matches made available in the Hall of Fame Showcase and the Legends pack will be fantastic - but given the buzz on the internet it's clear that the fans' desire may lay elsewhere. Here's 10 DLCs that still need to be made!
