Wait, what if the soundtrack for AEW’s upcoming video game consisted of solely songs referencing wrestlers? That could be fun. Don’t forget songs from Post Malone, Migos and Fall Out Boy. I love the fact that “Ric Flair Drip” is included – smart marketing move.

Okay, I know there aren’t any actual songs, but you have to admit the soundtrack was catchy as hell. Maybe WWE should let one legend choose the soundtrack of each game. One of the best features of the game is you can choose which song you want to hear. That brings a mixture of genres, such as the Blues Brothers, Eazy-E and Disturbed.

The song fits perfectly within the confines of a pro wrestling video game, compelling the player to rage.īelieve it or not, The Rock curated the soundtrack for WWE 2K18. This soundtrack is wearisome except for when “Taking You Down” plays. Uh, what does that have to do with anything going on in WWE circa 2016?Įgypt Central’s back is aching. If you ever unmuted the TV when playing WWE 2K17, the song “Lockjaw” by French Montana is a song about your jaw locking from drug use. Here’s some free advice: try to get people who actually listen to music to come up with the soundtrack. Radio Los Santos (GTA V radio station) is better than this crap. Anticipation is building for WWE 2K22, the company’s long-awaited effort in cleansing our palette from the abomination known as WWE 2K20.(We’re also salivating over AEW’s first video game, but that’s a story for another day.) With not many details currently available, let’s look back on the greatest WWE video game soundtracks.

Wwe games videos