WWE 2K25 Gamers Discover Bizarre Typos in the Game

Some fans diving into WWE 2K25 early have stumbled upon a few head-scratchers—namely, odd spelling errors on certain wrestlers’ outfits. As the game rolls out for those who snagged the Bloodline or Deadman editions, fans are eager to explore the full release slated for March 14. WWE 2K25 aims high, boasting a massive lineup of over 300 superstars from both past and present, making it one of the most comprehensive wrestling experiences yet.

Visual Concepts, the team behind WWE 2K25, has once again poured effort into replicating the wrestlers fans watch each week on TV, ensuring details like entrance music and ring gear are as current as possible. Players have the freedom to alter superstar outfits through the character creation suite, whether for authenticity or just some creative flair. This feature also allows fans to get an intimate view of their favorite athletes’ digital likenesses, far removed from the chaotic in-ring action.

Yet, this is where things get quirky. Some players have pointed out puzzling typos on the gear of some wrestlers on the WWEGames subreddit. For example, CM Punk’s “Best in the World” shirt now humorously reads “Best im the World,” as flagged by user whomtheheckcares. Meanwhile, AJ Styles’s iconic ring pants label “Phenomenal One” has been mistakenly labeled as “Phenomenal Ons,” according to another keen observer, BigWeek5182.

Fans have offered theories on how these blunders crept into the game. Some speculate that AI image upscaling might have led to these errors, while others suggest old-fashioned human oversight might be at play. Notably, Reddit users mentioned that the stylization on CM Punk’s real-life shirt could easily mislead one to see an “M” instead of an “N,” yet the digital version in WWE 2K25 takes it to another level. As for AJ Styles’s logo, players have flagged other design discrepancies.

Further, in WWE 2K25’s MyGM mode, some players have spotted spelling slip-ups in fan comments, reminiscent of similar issues that appeared in WWE 2K24, which were surprisingly rectified in the latest installment. With the full release approaching, it’s likely players will uncover more such errors.

On a broader note, WWE 2K25 offers an exciting, expanded gameplay experience. It introduces intergender wrestling and brings back fan-favorite features like chain wrestling and promotional cutscenes, all amidst the backdrop of a sprawling roster featuring everyone from Seth “Freakin” Rollins to the legendary Undertaker. Plus, the all-new Showcase mode celebrates The Bloodline’s wrestling dynasty, ensuring there’s plenty for fans to sink their teeth into. With this release, WWE 2K25 promises not just a trip down memory lane but an expansive universe where players can tailor their wrestling experiences to their heart’s content.