@GalacticBreakdown I agree with waiting for a good quality product, and that gamers these days need to learn patience. However, a few things to note. 1. You're incorrect about Yuke's being some new startup company. They developed the WWE games for years until 2K switched developers. So Yukes has the experience. 2. They were the ones the initially promised 2022. Games take time, but companies tend to set expectations with promises. Don't give a date until you are sure you can deliver. 3. Some of the delays are for concerning reasons. First they were trying to avoid an M rating, so it sounds like they may have cut some things. Then there is a sudden trademark dispute. It makes it appear that either the development is mismanaged or cursed.
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@GalacticBreakdown I agree with waiting for a good quality product, and that gamers these days need to learn patience. However, a few things to note.
1. You're incorrect about Yuke's being some new startup company. They developed the WWE games for years until 2K switched developers. So Yukes has the experience.
2. They were the ones the initially promised 2022. Games take time, but companies tend to set expectations with promises. Don't give a date until you are sure you can deliver.
3. Some of the delays are for concerning reasons. First they were trying to avoid an M rating, so it sounds like they may have cut some things. Then there is a sudden trademark dispute. It makes it appear that either the development is mismanaged or cursed.