8 CRAZY New Features In WWE 2K20

3. PPVs Can Now Be Even Longer

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For those savages who get pleasure out of sitting through a seven-hour WrestleMania, you’ll be pleased to know that WWE 2K20 is affording players the opportunity to increase the number of matches allowed on a PPV.

Previously, the most recent 2K games have capped PPVs at seven matches per event. Now though, WWE 2K20 will give you the chance to have double that amount of matches on a single PPV.

Instead of seven matches nicely rounding out your PPVs, 2K20 allows up to 14 matches to be put on any one PPV card. Added to that, each PPV can now feature rosters from up to three major shows – and each major show can now house up to seven championships on them.

If you’ve ever wanted to mirror the overly long PPVs and far too many titles of the current WWE product, WWE 2K20 most definitely has you covered.

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