Despite next week's expected release of the "WWE 2K15" for PS4 and Xbox One, the developer of the game announced that there will be no demo to come out for the game.

In a post on its Twitter page, WWE2k confirmed that there will be no demo for the latest release when it answered a tweet question regarding the subject.

According to Attack of the Fan Boy, demos are usually offered two weeks before a game's official release.

Reports indicate that this is already not surprising since it has already happened to the game before, noting that the PS3 and Xbox 360 versions of WWE 2K15 also did not come with a demo, not to mention the similarly "demo-less" "NBA 2K15."

This, however, raised an issue as Attack of the Fan Boy noted that this could be disappointing to some who want to test the game first before purchasing.

"This is somewhat disappointing for gamers who are still on the fence on buying the game. Those gamers will just have to rent the game instead," the report noted.

With the absence of the demo, "WWE 2K15" executive producer Mark Little assured players that there will be a lot of game play improvements and control systems in the video, the International Business Times reported.

"During every match, players will get the HUD that will display the overall health of the character model with a meter that changes gradually from green to yellow to red as the wrestler is dealt damaging blows," it noted.

Fans could also expect a stamina meter just below the health meter. Little said that players will only be able to use their "signature or finisher moves" when their stamina is 100 percent but of course if they have low or lesser stamina, they can still do offensive and defensive moves.

In addition, there will be a new Chain Wrestling System which is expected to improve the game by making it more real and the flow of the game more realistic.

"There are only some wrestlers (with good ratings) who can be picked up for this and this option can also be "tuned or disabled" in the game's balancing options. This system allows for a smoother transition from opens to locks to the back and forth maneuvers," the International Business said, adding that a grapple feature can also be enjoyed by the players.