What Nintendo 64 owners received was WWF Wrestlemania 2000 and WWF No Mercy, the latter of which is still considered one of the greatest recreations of what happens in the ring to this very day. Back in the Nintendo 64 and PlayStation One days, THQ had acquired the rights to the WWE brand, and set out to have two different developers work on separate versions of WWE games due to the vastly different hardware. It should be acknowledged that pro-wrestling, just like video games and anime, is a form of art, and when done correctly it can be a very beautiful thing. This could not be a more apt saying for WWE2K18 on the Switch. Well, for now.WWE2K18 cover star Seth Rollins has a new catchphrase in WWE: “burn it down”. Why not WWE?Īt least, NBA 2K19 is still on track for the Switch.

However, with so many developers trying their best to release a port of their games on the Switch, maybe Take Two is missing an opportunity here? No one really expected Doom, Fortnite, or Skyrim on the Switch, but the developers of those games were able to pull it off. Of course, given the broader audience of the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, it is understandable that Take Two decided to focus on those platforms for the meantime. The news is a sure disappointment to wrestling fans who wish to play WWE on Nintendo's hybrid console. 2K is focused on making the best possible experience for WWE 2K fans and will continue evaluating all opportunities to deliver the franchise across additional platforms.' ' WWE 2K19 will not be available on Nintendo Switch.

Now, a representative from Take Two told PowerUp Gaming that WWE 2K19 will be skipping the Switch this year.

Last year, Take Two released WWE 2K18 to the Nintendo Switch that faced a multitude of problems including frame rate issues and disappointing graphics among others.

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