WWE 2K22: 10 Things 2K Must Get Right
2. In-Arena Camera Freedom
That's a bit of a clunky subheading, admittedly, but this basically boils down to letting players free roam with the camera angle during matches. There's zero need for static hard cam shots these days; 2K can say what they like about giving a true representation of WWE's on screen product, but that falls down when...
...Kevin Dunn changes angles more than most change their pants.
Gamers should be able to station the cam absolutely anywhere in the arena. Want to view the action from the cheap seats way up there? Have at it. Like the thought of a commentary table perspective at ringside? This is your game, so you can do whatever you want.
Why not? 2K can offer the standard TV-style views without sacrificing player choice and restricting them to only a handful of alternative angles for big power moves/finishers. If this guy wants to place the camera on top of the tron, then he should be able to.