WWE 2K19 Early Wishlist: 12 Things Fans Want To See

9. Less Glitches

The WWE 2K games have always been riddled with glitches, but 2K18's launch was so outrageously buggy it pretty much proved day-one customers to be glorified beta testers, and led to the theory that 2K was including the glitches on purpose because they end up getting so much viral traction online.

2K18 is a stew of bugs both baffling and infuriating, from hilariously weird backstage weapon jank to match-breaking pinfall glitches, all of which underline just how hastily thrown-together these games continue to seem.

Yes, we all laugh at the glitches, but wouldn't it be great if, gasp, WWE 2K19 was actually QA'd with more than one person for a few hours on the Friday afternoon that the game went gold? Invite a few fans to play-test the game for a few weeks and adjust accordingly: 2K could probably even get away without paying them.

That the last few games have been released in such fundamentally unfinished states is, frankly, embarrassing for 2K as a company, and desperately needs to stop.