WWE 2k14 patch ?

[iiAMJamari]

Does anybody know when one will come out ? I really want stuff like Music Jukebox fixed to where I can pick more than 1 song on ps3 and I want the create an arena logo sizes fixed

[Beardy]

We don't know anything more than you do.

[The 4th Doctor]

knowing their track record the patch will be wwe2k15

[dan87]

knowing their track record the patch will be wwe2k15

 

Anyways the have to try to fix as many as they can in a reasonable amount of course, just like they do with NBA games. Look, by this time (11/27/2012) they launched a patch: http://www.operation...s-here-ps3-360/

 

Look at what that patch fixed. If only they could do it with wwe games... Even minor things would be fixed... Anyway, just have to wait and see.

Edited November 23, 2013 by dk7878

[kidsampson]

And releasing patches on Xbox 360 is now free, isn't it?

[dan87]

And releasing patches on Xbox 360 is now free, isn't it?

 

Really? Didnt know of that. If true better hurry up with the patch.

[BigBlueRI4x]

MMM..I'm going to say Nov 4, 2014. Patch name is WWE2k15.

 

We need to stop wishing and hoping. Maybe we'll be surprised.

[mrblacksheep]

Even if it is a THQ game, 2K is now responsible for it. I'm sure they will issue a patch for it in the future. Dont see why they woudln't

[kidsampson]

 

And releasing patches on Xbox 360 is now free, isn't it?

 

Really? Didnt know of that. If true better hurry up with the patch.

 

 

I read that when Microsoft announced the Xbox One. It was a way to recruit indie developers, I think, who claimed they could not afford the costs of releasing patches. The FEZ developer was particularly vocal about it.

[dan87]

Youre right kidsampson. Athought sony still charges they will be saving money anyway for the xbox. No excuse we should get a patch next week with dlc

[El Guapo]

 

 

And releasing patches on Xbox 360 is now free, isn't it?

 

Really? Didnt know of that. If true better hurry up with the patch.

 

 

I read that when Microsoft announced the Xbox One. It was a way to recruit indie developers, I think, who claimed they could not afford the costs of releasing patches. The FEZ developer was particularly vocal about it.

 

 

Yeah, I read that somewhere as well