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> Now also fine game companies releasing broken products. Do you have any example where this happened?
by Kiro 5y ago
> Now also fine game companies releasing broken products.
Do you have any example where this happened?
- schmorptron 5y agoMost recently, eFootball released incredibly broken. Or the last gen versions of Cyberpunk 2077 on launch. (And to some extent still now)
- rytcio 5y agoPick any big budget game released by a AAA studio or publisher
- kwertyoowiyop 5y agoThis seems exaggerated.
- driverdan 5y agoOnly slightly. The majority of AAA games are released with major bugs now. I now wait at least a year before buying new games.
- heromal 5y agoThis really is something you just Google, it's not uncommon at all. I just Googled "broken game release" and all I saw were examples. Cyberpunk was a recent high profile one.
- Kiro 5y agoFirst result is this: https://www.goliath.com/gaming/10-games-that-were-broken-at-launch/ https://www.goliath.com/gaming/10-games-that-were-broken-at-... Some of my all-time favorite games in that list so I definitely do not agree that those companies should be fined. I've gotten extremely good bang for the buck considering the thousands of hours I've put in.
- devwastaken 5y agoElite Dangerous: Odyssey. Couldn't even get a refund because it took more than 2 hours to get the game to even play, still was broken. Company stole $60 from me and somehow never fined.