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Forums - Nintendo Discussion - WWE 2K18 for the Switch is the poorest running game I've ever played.

zippy on 07 December 2017
sethnintendo said:
zippy said:
Hopefully patches improve it. I hear NBA is much improved since updates.

D21 beta tester confirmed.

 

Ha ha, I'm now basing my future purchases pending on D21.

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Porcupine_I on 07 December 2017

Because you a doing it wrong. You are supposed to watch a real match and only pretend to play it.



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LiquorandGunFun on 07 December 2017

"Be like no one" OP

lol

 

cmon OP Yukes has turned this to trash even on the ps4/xb1 for years now



 

friendlyfamine on 07 December 2017

RiME though? Surely the worst Switch port for sure. At least WWE is somewhat playable for the satire, RiME is just walking mediocrity.



ryuzaki57 on 07 December 2017

As time goes, more Switch trouble surfaces. Rime, Xenoblade 2, Nights of Azure 2 and now WW2K18... The likely explanation is that 3rd parties have never been serious in their support for Switch. Nintendo probably struck hefty deals with some of them to secure ports and that's about it, no real investment from the publishers.

The Xeno2 case is more concerning. Monolith is a great developer and they should have ample resources. So the poor handheld mode essentially says that Switch might have shown its limits as a hybrid already. And if it can't be reliable in handheld mode, I'd say its future is rather clouded.



 

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d21lewis on 07 December 2017
friendlyfamine said:
RiME though? Surely the worst Switch port for sure. At least WWE is somewhat playable for the satire, RiME is just walking mediocrity.

I did see a review or two before RIME came out so I skipped that one. I heard it got patched but games should never reach the consumer in such a condition.



Mr.GameCrazy on 07 December 2017
ryuzaki57 said:
As time goes, more Switch trouble surfaces. Rime, Xenoblade 2, Nights of Azure 2 and now WW2K18... The likely explanation is that 3rd parties have never been serious in their support for Switch. Nintendo probably struck hefty deals with some of them to secure ports and that's about it, no real investment from the publishers.

The Xeno2 case is more concerning. Monolith is a great developer and they should have ample resources. So the poor handheld mode essentially says that Switch might have shown its limits as a hybrid already. And if it can't be reliable in handheld mode, I'd say its future is rather clouded.

I don't think so. I think it's more of an indicator that the game wasn't fully optimzed for docked and portable mode. Hopefully, there will be some patches to optimize the game.



The_Yoda on 07 December 2017

That sucks man I know you were really looking forward to this game.



Mandalore76 on 21 December 2017

Has the recently released patch improved performance much?  I've seen a number of articles saying that a patch was released, but no details on what exactly the patch fixes.  I was looking forward to this game as well, but I've held off on purchasing after hearing about the state it launched in.



d21lewis on 21 December 2017

I got a patch a few days ago. I think it has improved things. I had a six man tag yesterday and it wasn't unpayable. Intros are still crap, ai is still pretty bad, and commentary is a little less messed up.