[Update: As reported by Eurogamer, 2K Games has finally responded to the slew of complaints regarding the diabolical state of WWE 2K20. In a statement on Twitter, the studio said it was "listening closely" to the feedback and hoped to have an initial patch ready within the next two weeks.
In my opinion, given the memeriffic nature of this calamitous launch, (which even made BBC News), the wildfire spread of screengrabs and glitch compilation videos, as well as the run of low review scores from both critics and fans, the horse is long out of the barn on this one. Time moves fast in gaming, and there are a ton of great new releases out there. An "initial" fix, tentatively set almost three weeks after release, is unlikely to save this product. ]
Yesterday saw 2K Games launch the latest entry in its wrasslin' series, WWE 2K20. Early murmurs coming out of preview events had already suggested that this year's offering from the franchise had technical problems and lackluster gameplay, but purchasers have since discovered that the reality is far worse.
As reported by the fans themselves, WWE 2K20 is an absolute mess, packed full of bugs, glitches, broken mechanics, poor visuals, and omitted features. Within hours of release, the internet was filling up with both anecdotal and video evidence, showcasing the myriad problems with the $60 title. (Note: some of the linked videos feature NSFW language.)
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