Replace 2:20pm PT: A earlier model of this text recommended that group creations weren’t obtainable in any respect on Nintendo Switch 2. It has been amended to make clear that it is simply the picture uploader that is lacking, in addition to the flexibility to view group creations from different platforms.
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WWE 2K25 solely launched on Nintendo Switch 2 yesterday, July 23, however followers have already observed that the picture uploader used for making group creations is lacking from its Switch 2 model.
“In case you are taking part in on the Switch 2 you received’t be capable to add or view customized photos from different platforms,” 2K explains within the recreation’s FAQ. Later on, addressing a distinct query, the writer added: “Nintendo Switch 2 gamers won’t see Image Uploader-based Group Creations from any platform or be capable to add their very own.”
Which means that whereas the group’s in style user-created content material, like customized arenas and CAWs (Create-A-Wrestler), will likely be obtainable on Switch 2, gamers will not be capable to use the picture uploader to make that customized content material like they might on different platforms. Moreover, they will not be capable to see group creations made on any platform besides Switch 2, whereas the opposite platforms all have some crossover with each other.
“Ended up going to Nintendo assist to get a refund,” stated one (*2*). “Have the sport on PS5, solely double dipped for a transportable universe mode with customized creations.” The identical participant later confirmed Nintendo did difficulty a refund, including: “did not take too lengthy.”
“Wait.. so customized photos are forbidden by Nintendo?” requested another astonished participant. “I actually want Nintendo would inform us their target market. Why does Nintendo should be like YouTube? You’ve got parental controls for a cause, cease hindering grown adults’ enjoyable by defending children. Yall ain’t their dad and mom. The dad and mom are.”
“A few microtransaction-fueled missteps apart,” we thought WWE 2K25 was ‘Nice’, awarding it 8/10. In IGN’s WWE 2K25 overview, we stated the sport “seems implausible, nonetheless feels good to play, and is filled with welcome updates each huge and small.”
Nintendo just lately made refined modifications to its pointers for builders publishing on its Switch 2 eShop, seemingly in an effort to gradual an oft-criticized flood of low-effort “slop” content material that’s been crowding out different video games and irritating customers.