Unfortunately, it's too early for 2K to show the game in action for any platform, but we did see some examples of the NBA 2K influence. For starters, the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One versions of the game will use the same head- and body-scanning techniques Visual Concepts used for NBA 2K15. 2K showed this in the form of an ultra-detailed model of John Cena's head--various bumps and scarring were immediately visible. While impressive by itself, seeing it side-by-side next to Cena's head model from last year made the leap in detail that much more apparent. There was also a brief demonstration of Cena's facial expressions that were bordering on uncanny valley levels of detail. 2K said that around 90 percent of the people planned for the roster have already been scanned, including WWE Hall of Famer Hulk Hogan (who was announced as part of the roster at E3, along with Bray Wyatt, Roman Reigns, Cesaro, and Cena).
The PS3 and Xbox 360 versions of the game won't have the benefit of the head- and body-scanning tech since it, according to 2K, was developed specifically for the PS4 and Xbox One hardware. Wrestler models will still see a major bump in overall detail, as evidenced by another side-by-side comparison between John Cena of 2K14 and the Cena of 2K15.
