Since Roman Reigns teased WWE 2K25 at RAW's premiere on Netflix, there has been a lot of buzz surrounding the upcoming edition of the game. To further add fuel to this buzz, the promotion's 2K25 X/Twitter account has now announced the "Deadman" edition of the game, featuring The Undertaker.This post has now gone viral in the world of professional wrestling, with fans wanting to know what the "Deadman" edition will include. On January 28, the WWE 2K website announced the details of the aforementioned edition of the game:Deadman Edition Bonus PackMyFACTION Persona Card: Undertaker '90MyFACTION Persona Card: Mattel Elite Collection "Greatest Hits" Undertaker** Usable UrnBrother Love ManagerThe Island Cosmetic (PS5® only):Undertaker ‘95 MaskSeason Pass5 post-launch DLC Character PacksSuperChargerThe Wyatt Sicks packMyFACTION Persona Cards:Uncle HowdyDexter LumisNikki CrossJoe GacyErick RowanThe Island Cosmetics (PS5® only):Uncle Howdy MaskNikki Cross Mask15,000 Virtual CurrencyThe Undertaker is a legendary name in professional wrestling, and only a few wrestlers have contributed as much to the business as he has. Hence, developers working on it will also look to do their best to make the "Deadman" edition a memorable experience for gamers.The Undertaker holds a Guinness World Record related to WWE video gamesAs mentioned above, The Undertaker is a wrestling legend, and his contributions have shaped the industry into what it has become today. The Phenom, along with other legendary names during his decorated career, put his body on the line and entertained wrestling fans of all ages across three decades.The former world champion's performances inside the squared circle made many people fall in love with his character, increasing his popularity. This popularity also meant that The Demon of Death Valley was regularly featured in video games.The Undertaker has appeared on the covers of 19 games, a Guinness World Record. The Lord of Darkness's first video game cover was WWF WrestleMania: Steel Cage Challenge in 1992. Before the announcement of the "Deadman" edition of the upcoming game, he was last featured on the European and Japanese versions of WWE SmackDown vs. RAW 2011. The Phenom's appearance on the cover of the "Deadman" edition means he has now made 20 appearances on the cover of the Stamford-based promotion's games, thus breaking his own record.