WWE 2K19 is a fresh yet cautionary step in the right direction of bringing the WWE franchise back to the forefront of sports gaming with a ton of customization and a brand new MyCareer story mode.
While WWE 2K19 is a solid wrestling experience with insane amounts of customization, pervasive issues keep this game from being a truly good time.
The second part of an exciting reveal for WWE 2K19 has dropped and it shows off a bunch of playable characters from Smackdown Live. Read on to check out which superstars you’ll get to play as.
Get ready for WWE 2K19 with Rusev, Lana, and the B Team as they reveal a huge list of playable characters just from Raw and NXT alone!
Together, the pair celebrate the WWE 2K19 Wooooo! Edition, looking back at the iconic moments and legacy that inspired this collector’s offering and the exclusive memorabilia and extensive digital content contained within.
After a disastrous port on Switch last year, 2K Games has confirmed that WWE 2K19 will NOT be coming to Nintendo’s hybrid console.
WWE and 2K have announced what will appear to replace WWE 2K21. WWE 2K Battlegrounds is less of a wrestling simulator and more of a cartoon-y, arcade wrestling experience.
WWE’s back with its latest release, and while it promised to jump from the top rope, it almost feels like it didn’t even make it in time to its own introduction. The gameplay fans love is absolutely rife with bugs, among other issues, and is a frustrating affair for wrestling fans.
Visual Concepts and 2K are releasing WWE 2K20 in October and many of the changes to Universe Mode were highlighted on the games website.
The WWE 2K20 Originals: Bump in the Night DLC was recently announced to release when WWE 2K20 releases on October 22nd for PC, PS4 and Xbox One.
