WWE 2K24 review – arcade fighter celebrates 40 years of Wrestlemania with slapstick spectacle | Games
It’s a storyline worthy of a WWE superstar: washed up, widely ridiculed, apparently on its way to obscurity, WWE 2K20 was video game wrestling’s lowest ebb. Not five years later, presumably having performed all manner of off-screen training montages in meat lockers, the game returns revitalised, with a twinkle in its eye and, much more pertinently, controls that not only function but actually put a smile on your face.Conceptually, wrestling has always been hard to translate to a game. Why not just keep leathering your…