WWE 2K20 Review: 3 Ups & 9 Downs

6. So. Many. Glitches.

This is a WWE 2K game, so of course, it has launched with an insane wealth of glitches, which have already been extensively - and hilariously - documented on social media.

And as funny as many of these glitches are, they ultimately speak to a series that continually fails to show basic respect for customers by, you know, putting the damn thing through Q.A. testing.

The game's physics are fundamentally broken, and it's tough to go even a single match without something janky happening to either the ring or one of the wrestlers in it (or more likely, both).

Crashes are also relatively commonplace, even with the 13GB day-one patch, and despite the game's broken state making news headlines and pressuring Sony to offer refunds for the game, at the time of press 2K hasn't made a peep about the whole debacle.

It's embarrassing that any publisher would be comfortable releasing a game this fundamentally unfit for its purpose.