The game is solid, and gameplay is super intense and really does feel like the real deal in so many ways. The awesome power of the characters form, moves, and figures are where they need to be to the most part. Even the crated superstars are way different than the PS3/XBox 360 versions and do promise somewhat great quality. You can import your own logo and add it to your character. Choose wisely cause you can still only use one on each costume. There are some flaws in both creation wise and gameplay. The Community Creation unfortunately due to the load up logo prop is a bit of a bad news. Players posting guns, gang like stuff, and even pics of nude girls to add to their attires and download with barely anything being held responsible to those crossing the line. Especially with kids being in that area everyday. Another flaw, don't be surprised if a character fighting in the match suddenly acts weird. Whether his face looks like it starts to melt or his Jaw gets stuck to his chin, can create a bit of awkwardness in the game. The announcer still does the very same thing where he will not announce every superstar entering once in a while. The refer will only to the normal routine superstar announcement to the WWE and World Heavyweight Championship matches, not the WWE World or any other title like they do now. Also there is very few choices to what you can add on the created characters, including 3 pairs of regular short in which one sags, one normal, and with a rag hanging out. Hairstyles are ok but kills alot of the creative your used to in the old gen games. Other than really if the creation line up and gameplay does not harm, than you will enjoy the game. Not to mention the huge DLC line up coming that will include Lex Luger, Edge, Christian, and even more big names. And if you do have the season pass, the cost to you DLC packages will be cut to a very low number all together. Makes games like Destiny and many others look like a waste of money compared to this low priced game.
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