WWE 2K19, while not perfect, is vastly superior to the game that followed it, WWE 2K20. Because of this, many wrestling game fans looking for a fix are more likely to turn to the 2018 iteration of the franchise rather than last year's train wreck, and recently received a rude shock when an in-game notification told them that the game's servers would soon go offline. However, it seems that this is not actually happening anytime soon.
The WWE 2K Twitter account has assured fans that this was an error, and that the game's servers would remain live for "the foreseeable future". They've previously promised this on the back of numerous fan requests.
Please disregard the in-game message stating that the WWE 2K19 servers are coming down on May 31. They will remain open for the foreseeable future.
— #WWE2K20 (@WWEgames) May 4, 2020
May 31 seems to be a standard date for sunsetting WWE 2K servers--the 2K18 servers were shuttered in May 31, 2019, as per the game's manual. According to developer Patrick Gilmore, this was an automated message.
It's likely that 2K19's servers are being kept open due to the backlash against 2K20, and the fact that there won't be a WWE 2K21 released this year.
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