Could Hair/Face Editing FINALLY Be Possible?

[JMike]

The last time we could fully edit everyone in a wrestling game was in 2000, it's long overdue and everyone wants it. Who thinks that that it could possibly happen? Also, who will you edit if it happens? I'd, being myself, make a long haired Ryback with glorious golden hair. Also, I'd simply edit in game superstars to look like past selves because we gotta keep it current.

[Auday]

JUST JOIN THE MASTER RACE!

[AlcLegacy]

JOIN THE MASTER RACE AND ANYTHING IS POSSIBLE!

[the King Lives]

If it is possible triple h and taker will have long hair and lesnar will be bald

[Auday]

If it is possible triple h and taker will have long hair and lesnar will be bald

IT IS POSSIBLE IF YOU JOIN THE MASTER RACE!

[MrBrightside1189]

Hair could happen, maybe, but WWE isn't gonna allow editing Superstars' faces and stuff like that anymore. WWE looks at their video games very differently than they did in 1999-2000 when that was a thing. Video games for them now are a part of their business structure, rather than just some fun thing to do on the side.

I remember Marcus Stephenson and I had a discussion years ago on Twitter and it actually took a ton of negotiating with WWE to allow THQ to implement editing attires. They said "no" for years, because WWE wants to protect the integrity of their product and the likeness of their talent. Most of the WWE Superstars even have to get permission before they get a new tattoo or haircut, as it could alter the perception of their persona.

[the King Lives]

Hair could happen, maybe, but WWE isn't gonna allow editing Superstars' faces and stuff like that anymore. WWE looks at their video games very differently than they did in 1999-2000 when that was a thing. Video games for them now are a part of their business structure, rather than just some fun thing to do on the side.

I remember Marcus Stephenson and I had a discussion years ago on Twitter and it actually took a ton of negotiating with WWE to allow THQ to implement editing attires. They said "no" for years, because WWE wants to protect the integrity of their product and the likeness of their talent. Most of the WWE Superstars even have to get permission before they get a new tattoo or haircut, as it could alter the perception of their persona.

i heard the same thing. from marcus back around the release of SVR11. but idk maybe stuff changed cause we never thought we'd even be able to just edit attires like we can now and i think that's what marcus was eluding to.