WWE 2K22: 10 Most Anticipated Changes Fans Need To See

10. A Finished Product

Wouldn't this be nice?

2K20 was lazily pushed out onto shelves before it was 100% finished. That, apparently, was something 2K and Visual Concepts hoped to fix later via patches, but there was just one issue: Their product was total garbage and had more bugs and glitches than the developers could manage.

As weird as it is to say then, 2K22 has to be a finished product before it launches. There's just no reasonable excuse for another chronic mess, and 2K Games must know it. Fans and critics have made it crystal clear that they won't tolerate more of that sh*t.

WWE 2K22 has to look the part, play well and come pre-packed with apologetic bells and whistles that get the fans back on side. If that doesn't happen, then 2K may never get another chance to say sorry. They'd only have themselves to blame.