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All Pre-Order Bonuses and Editions for WWE 2K24

WWE 2K24 is almost here, well on the way to erasing the memory of the badly broken WWE 2K20. If you’re thinking of pre-ordering it, you’ll want to know what’s in it for you. Here are all pre-order bonuses and editions for WWE 2K24.

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All Pre-Order Bonuses and Editions for WWE 2K24

As with previous editions of this wrestling series, there are a few editions on offer, plus a few pre-order bonuses if you order it before its March 8th release. Here’s what’s on offer.

Pre-Order Bonuses

No matter where you order the game or what edition you get, snagging it before its release date will get you these pre-order bonus items, bundled together as the Nightmare Family Pack:

  • Dusty Rhodes (’76) + MyFACTION Card
  • Stardust
  • Undashing Cody Rhodes
  • “Superstar” Billy Graham
  • Mattel Cody Rhodes (Bruised) Playable Character and MyFACTION Card
  • Pharaoh Manager MyFACTION Card

However, if you buy WWE 2K24 digitally, there’s another pre-order bonus on top! You’ll get a digital edition of WWE 2K23, which you should be able to play right away.

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WWE 2K24 Editions

Here are all the different editions of WWE 2K24 to choose from, along with their advertised prices.

WWE 2K24 Standard Edition – $59.99 – $69.99

Available physically and digitally on console and digitally only on PC, this is the base edition of the game. The console versions are not cross-gen by default and there doesn’t, so far, appear to be a free or low-cost upgrade path.

WWE 2K24 Cross-Gen Edition – $69.99

Available digitally on console, this contains the base game and the pre-order bonuses if you pre-order, also giving you access to both last and current-gen version of the game on whatever console family you buy it on.

WWE 2K24 Deluxe Edition$99.99

An image of the WWE2K24 Deluxe Edition.

Available physically and digitally on console, this comes with the pre-order content if you buy it early, the base game, and the following extra content:

  • Season Pass (5 DLC Packs)
  • MyRISE Mega-Boost
  • SuperCharger
  • Rhea Ripley MyFACTION Gold Card
  • Bianca Belair MyFACTION Gold Card
  • Rhea Ripley Alt Attire
  • Bianca Belair Alt Attire

While the digital Deluxe Edition contains cross-gen versions of the game, the physical Deluxe Edition appears not to. If you’re buying the physical edition, you might want to double check with the retailer you’re using. The digital Deluxe Edition grants access to the game three days before its official March 8th release date.

WWE 2K24 Forty Years of WrestleMania Edition – $119.99

In addition to the base game, pre-order content, and the Deluxe Edition content, this digital-only edition (which is also cross-gen) includes the following content, bundled together as the Forty Years of WrestleMania Pack.

  • Showcase Superstars Roster Unlock
  • WrestleMania 40 Arena
  • “Macho King” Randy Savage – WrestleMania 6
  • Rey Mysterio – WrestleMania 22
  • Triple H – WrestleMania 30
  • Charlotte Flair – WrestleMania 33
  • Rhea Ripley – WrestleMania 36
  • Gold MyFACTION for all cards of the above

However, publisher 2K’s official page warns that the Forty Years of WrestleMania Pack will not be available at release, with the official date to be announced later. So that’s an extra 20 dollars for content you won’t be able to play just yet.

There’s no elaborate collector’s edition with a statue of Macho Man Randy Savage or anything similar, so if you’re planning to pick up or pre-order WWE2K24, those are your choices.


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Chris McMullen is a freelance contributor at The Escapist and has been with the site since 2020. He returned to writing about games following several career changes, with his most recent stint lasting five-plus years. He hopes that, through his writing work, he settles the karmic debt he incurred by persuading his parents to buy a Mega CD. Outside of The Escapist, Chris covers news and more for GameSpew. He's also been published at such sites as VG247, Space, and more. His tastes run to horror, the post-apocalyptic, and beyond, though he'll tackle most things that aren't exclusively sports-based. At Escapist, he's covered such games as Infinite Craft, Lies of P, Starfield, and numerous other major titles.