The game may have been recently mired in controversy surrounding some perceived cut features (although honestly, I have been pretty happy with the substantial list of modes and content that 2K has been announcing for the title), but if you are still excited for WWE 2K15, then this launch trailer will make the wait almost unbearable. And if you weren’t, then maybe this trailer will bring you (back) on board.

I mean, it looks like it plays exceptionally well, and that a lot of care and thought went into the game. The missing content is a bummer, but who knows if what is on offer proves to be more than adequate?

Regardless, WWE 2K15 launches on November 21 on Xbox One and PlayStation 4, with PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 versions already having been out since October 28. No PC version has been announced or confirmed yet. Stay tuned to GamingBolt for more coverage and information on the game, including our review, where we decide once and for all just how much the game is hurt by the lack of content.

WWE 2K15 is almost out, and as the first WWE game to be developed entirely under the supervision and tutelage of 2K Sports, people are expecting some great things from it, especially given how much 2K Sports have been hyping the title.

With just over a week left till the game launches, 2K Sports have launched yet another trailer for the game to hype us all up, and this one shows off the controls of the upcoming game on Xbox One and PlayStation 4, so you can study them and get a head start on everyone else before the game launches on November 21st.

Of course, given that the trailer is public and will be viewed by hundreds of thousands of people, basically everyone will get that same head start, so you really didn’t get much of a one after all.

WWE 2K 15 launches next week on Xbox One, PS4, PS3, and Xbox 360.

WWE 2K15 represents a clean break from the past, and the start of something new. As the first game in the WWE series that is being developed entirely under, and with the full oversight of, 2K Sports (last year’s game was also technically published by 2K Sports, but a large part of the game had already completed development under THQ before they went under), it represents a new era of wrestling games, something that the developers seem to understand, given the new development diary that they released.

2K Games wants WWE 2K to be an annual sports franchise that they can bank on, not unlike EA’s plethora of EA Sports franchises, or 2K’s own NBA 2K franchise. They seem to be going all in with this game, and it looks like we might actually have a proper, great wrestling game again after more than a decade of mediocre games in the genre.

Check out the new video for yourself above, and let us know what you think.