Interesting article

[GrumpyChip]

Hey fellow gamers, I just wanted to leave here an interesting article I read on Kotaku, called "New Video Games Shouldn¨t Be So Broken" that discusses the fact that nowadays so many releases of games come broken, needing patches or with content missing. Anyway I found it interesting and very true so here it goes.

 

http://kotaku.com/new-video-games-shouldnt-be-so-broken-1658570535

[ZeroXOF]

Hey fellow gamers, I just wanted to leave here an interesting article I read on Kotaku, called "New Video Games Shouldn¨t Be So Broken" that discusses the fact that nowadays so many releases of games come broken, needing patches or with content missing. Anyway I found it interesting and very true so here it goes.

 

http://kotaku.com/new-video-games-shouldnt-be-so-broken-1658570535

 

Well it's the Fallout 3 effect lol but on topic, people seem to follow others and this is the result at the end. Look at Fallout 3 and the very buggy New Vegas, people thought if I release the game I can fix it with patches later. Thinking that has save them time but also cause a lot of problems at the end. 

 

Driveclub is a different matter, Sony messed up bad and they know it which they said sorry for. Halo MCC is a bit mixed for me since I haven't got my copy yet. Now the real problem is optimization and telling customers that they shouldn't expect high things if not possible.