Don’t get me wrong, the base WWE 2K game is here and it would play exactly as it does on the other systems, if not for the fact the game is plagued with technical issues that really take almost all of the fun out of playing the game.

Unfortunately, the answer to that question is the latter, as WWE 2K18 is one of the worst port jobs I’ve ever seen. That’s all changed now with the release of WWE 2K18 for the Nintendo Switch - so is this game the second coming of No Mercy or does it belong in the trash along with those copies of WWF Wrestlemania on the NES? If you wanted to play any WWE games you had to go elsewhere to get your doses of Smackdowns, powerbombs, piledrivers, and figure four leg locks.

The last few years though have been a real dry spell for Nintendo gamers who are fans of the graps the last Nintendo console WWE game was WWE ’13 on the Nintendo Wii back in 2012 and handheld gamers last getting WWE Allstars on the 3DS back in 2011. I’d constantly rent WWF Royal Rumble for my Super Nintendo, spend ages playing WWF Superstars on my Game Boy and of course, spend hundreds of hours creating and playing as my own custom wrestler in WWF No Mercy on the Nintendo 64. So being a big Nintendo fan, I picked up many of the games that came along. From classic wrestlers like The Ultimate Warrior, Shawn Michaels, and Bret Hart to modern-day stars such as Kevin Owens, Finn Balor, AJ Styles and so on, I’ve loved watching the sport grow and become what it is over the last year on 30 years. Ever since I was a kid, I’ve been into the greatest form of Sports Entertainment known to man. For most of my life, there are 2 things I have always been super passionate about, the first and foremost of them is, of course, Nintendo. However, unbeknownst to most, the other is the wild and crazy world of Professional Wrestling, and more to the point WWF/E.

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