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Agreed, this is definitely no worse than any other AAA release in recent memory. I wonder if people remember that on its release day, Skyrim's main quest could
by Meekro 6y ago
Agreed, this is definitely no worse than any other AAA release in recent memory. I wonder if people remember that on its release day, Skyrim's main quest could not be completed due to a bug.
Anyways, I'm 50 hours in and it's awesome.
- karmelapple 6y agoGlad it’s awesome! I’ve primarily owned Nintendo consoles, and at least first-party Nintendo games - which I would consider AAA - never seem to have any major bugs. Maybe many people don’t consider Nintendo AAA though?
- speedgoose 6y agoIt depends on the games. Zelda is definitely a AAA, Super Mario Party not so much. I agree that Nintendo is not the kind of company to release a game with obvious bugs and hope to fix them later.
- Tarsul 6y agoMiyamoto has this famous saying about releasing a broken game: "A delayed game is eventually good. A bad game is bad forever.". Although it doesn't hold true anymore (thanks to patching), their mantra hasn't changed. He reflected in recent years about his quote, saying: "“I didn’t mean to say a bad game is always bad, what I meant to say is if you release a game in a bad state you will always regret it,". Yes, indeed.