WWE 2K17: Digital Deluxe Edition is a comprehensive professional wrestling video game that includes all released downloadable content (DLC) and updates. This specific version, often found in high-compression "CorePack" repacks, typically features a Multi6 language selector, allowing users to play in English, French, Italian, German, Spanish, or Arabic. Included DLC and Content
The version includes all major expansions that added new superstars, moves, and historical matches to the base game:
Future Stars Pack: Adds playable superstars including Austin Aries, Karl Anderson, Luke Gallows, Mojo Rawley, and Tye Dillinger.
Hall of Fame Showcase: Features iconic historical matches such as Sting vs. Ric Flair (1988) and Cactus Jack & Diamond Dallas Page vs. The Fabulous Freebirds (1992).
Legends Pack: Expands the roster with wrestling icons like Eddie Guerrero, Sycho Sid, Greg "The Hammer" Valentine, Brutus "The Barber" Beefcake, and Tatanka.
New Moves Pack: Adds a wide variety of in-game maneuvers, including the Swingout Neckbreaker, Elbro Drop, and the TJP Clutch.
Accelerator: Grants instant access to all unlockable content in the game's VC (Virtual Currency) purchasable section and allows customization of superstar rankings.
Goldberg Pack: Includes two playable versions of Bill Goldberg and two classic WCW arenas (Monday Nitro and Halloween Havoc). Repack Technical Details
The CorePack version is noted for its significantly reduced file size through high compression while maintaining all original game data:
Compression: Compressed from approximately 45 GB down to roughly 24–26 GB.
Updates: Typically includes Update 1 or later, ensuring improved gameplay mechanics and bug fixes.
Language Selection: A Language Selector.exe is usually included in the game's root directory to switch between the six supported languages.
Installation: Requires at least 2 GB of RAM and can take between 1.5 to 3.5 hours to install depending on CPU power.
Check out these videos for a closer look at the DLC packs and gameplay updates included in this version: 06:23 WWE 2K17: Full DLC Pack Listings, Pricing & More! Smacktalks 00:59 WWE 2K17 Hall of Fame Showcase DLC pack available now 07:02
Title: WWE 2K17 Inc. All DLC - Multi6 - CorePack Release Overview
Release Tag: WWE 2K17 Inc. All DLC-s -Multi6- -CorePack-
Genre: Sports, Fighting, Simulation
Developer: Yuke’s, Visual Concepts
Publisher: 2K Sports
The Verdict: Is this CorePack release worth it?
Yes. If you are a wrestling historian who wants to experience the pre-2K19 engine with the absolute maximum amount of content (novice Goldberg, 90s Stunning Steve, and the full NJPW-inspired moves pack), WWE 2K17 Inc. All DLC-s -Multi6- -CorePack- is the definitive PC version.
It offers the stability of a scene release, the efficiency of CorePack's compression, and the completeness of the "All DLC" tag. While official support for the game died in 2018, this repack keeps the Attitude Era and the "New Era" of 2016 alive on modern Windows 10/11 systems (with compatibility mode set to Windows 8).
Gameplay Enhancements via the "Inc." Release
Because this release includes "All DLC-s," the Quality of Life features are superior to the base version:
- MyCareer Mode: The DLC adds new entrance themes and attire parts specifically for your custom superstar. The "Future Stars" pack moves also become purchasable in the career store.
- Universe Mode: You can now assign Austin Aries or Karl Anderson to any show. The Legends Pack unlocks classic shows like WCW Monday Nitro arenas (depending on the specific repack configuration).
- Create-A-Wrestler (CAW): The New Moves Pack is crucial here. Without the DLC, CAWs feel generic. With the repack, you have access to Roderick Strong's "End of Heartache" and several Japanese strong-style strikes.
Breakdown of the Release Title
- WWE 2K17: The base game. This entry featured Bill Goldberg as the cover superstar and focused on the tagline "Be Like No One."
- Inc. All DLC-s: This indicates that the release is a "Complete Edition." It includes the base game plus all downloadable content released by the developers. For WWE 2K17, this is significant because it includes:
- The Goldberg Pack: Access to two versions of Bill Goldberg (WCW and WWE) and two arenas (Halloween Havoc and WCW Monday Nitro).
- NXT Enhancement Pack: Playable NXT Superstars like Apollo Crews, Nia Jax, and Shinsuke Nakamura.
- Legends Pack: Classic wrestlers such as Brutus "The Barber" Beefcake, "Rowdy" Roddy Piper, and Mr. Perfect.
- MyPlayer Kickstart: Boosts for the M圜areer mode.
- Season Pass: Access to the Accelerator (unlocks all content) and future content packs.
- -Multi6-: Refers to the language support included in the repack. The game supports six languages, typically:
- English
- French
- Italian
- German
- Spanish
- Japanese (or sometimes Portuguese, depending on regional distribution).
- -CorePack-: The group responsible for the compression. CorePack was a prominent scene release group that specialized in "repacks"—re-compressing game files to significantly reduce file size (often using FreeArc or similar compression algorithms) while maintaining the integrity of the game. This made large titles like WWE 2K17 much more accessible to users with slower internet connections or limited hard drive space.
What's Included in the CorePack?
The Multi6-CorePack for WWE 2K17 is essentially a comprehensive bundle that includes the base game along with all the DLCs available up to that point. DLCs, or downloadable content, typically add new features, modes, or even characters to the game, significantly enhancing the player's experience. Here’s a breakdown of what you can expect:
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Base Game: The core WWE 2K17 game, featuring a deep Career Mode, a robust creation suite, and a diverse roster of WWE Superstars.
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Additional Superstars: DLC packs often include new playable characters, adding fresh faces and legendary wrestlers to the game. These can range from WWE Hall of Famers to contemporary superstars not included in the base roster.
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New Arenas: Many DLCs add new arenas and environments where matches can take place, further expanding the game's replayability and authenticity.
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Game Modes: Some DLCs introduce new game modes, providing players with alternative ways to enjoy the game, from exhibition matches to more complex scenarios and story-driven experiences.
Is it better than WWE 2K24?
Technically, WWE 2K17 is an older simulation engine (pre-2K22 revamp). However, for PC players on low-end hardware (integrated graphics or 7th-gen Intel CPUs), this CorePack release is superior. It runs smoothly on 8GB RAM and a GTX 750 Ti, whereas modern WWE games require heavy ray tracing and SSD speeds.
Moreover, the "CorePack" version removes the intrusive 2K launcher and Denuvo (implied by the crack), resulting in faster loading times than the original retail disc.
6. Accelerator and MyPlayer Kickstart
This isn’t a character pack but a utility. It allows you to unlock all items in the in-game VC shop (including legends, attires, and championships) instantly or max out your MyPlayer stats. In the CorePack release, these are pre-activated.