Cesaro, Paul Heyman, and Others Do Motion Capture for WWE 2K15

Cesaro, Paul Heyman, and other superstars (including former superstars) have been doing motion capture work for 2K Sports upcoming WWE video game, “WWE 2K15.” 2K’s official Facebook page revealed that the “Swiss Superman” Cesaro was doing mo-cap work on June 25, while F4Wonline.com claims others are in San Francisco doing work for the game as well.

Former WWE superstar Davey Boy Smith Jr. is one of the athletes being used by 2K Sports to capture entrances, moves, and other motions for “WWE 2K15.” 2K and former developer THQ have both used former superstars in the past to capture in-ring action for their video games. Jay Lethal, who has never been a WWE superstar, has previously been used for the making of a WWE video game before.

2K’s official Facebook page posted the following image of Cesaro while he was preparing to perform for the camera.

The image was accompanied by a status update which read, “We’re spending the day at the 2K MoCap Studio and our special guest, Cesaro, is suited up and ready for #WWE2K15!”

“WWE 2K15” will be released in the United States on Oct. 28 for Xbox One, Xbox 360, Playstation 3, and Playstation 4.

Editor’s Note:
Stoked! I love wrestling games. Period. Ready for the next installment.