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With AEW’s Fight Forever video game finally releasing last week, fans have had their opportunities to play the game and provide feedback.

Kenny Omega recently welcomed criticism of the game, as well as saying the game would receive continued support.

The first patch for the game was released today (July 5), and here are the patch notes per SmackDown Hotel:

General – all Platforms:

Fixed an issue where the title freezes after pressing the “Options” button during a gameplay replay.

Fixed an issue where the title crashes when opening the Leaderboards for the second time.

Fixed an issue when beginning an online match with a Custom Arena selected by the host, the game goes to a black screen.

Fixed an issue where the title crashes when opening the Leaderboards for the second time.

Fixed an issue where during a ladder brainbuster, both Wrestlers may suddenly fall to the floor and may get stuck in the mat. In such a case, the match didn´t continue.

Malakai Black’s finisher name changed from “BLACK MASS” to “THE END”.

PS4 / PS5:

Fixed an issue where backwards compatible save data from a PlayStation 4 was not detected by a PlayStation 5.

Fixed an issue where the title crashes when attempting to start an “Exhibition” match on PlayStation 4.

Fixed an issue where the title crashes when opening the Leaderboards for the second time on PlayStation 5.

PC:

Fixed an issue where when setting a PC using an ”IntelARC” graphics chip to 4K resolution, the match-up screen background displays corrupted.

The patch is currently live for PC and Playstation systems, with it set to go live on Xbox systems and Nintendo Switch later today.

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