» Fri Jul 22, 2011 3:38 am Being someone who works as a programmer and relies on the stability of technology and teh constant changes and demands that it entails, I understand that sometimes thing are delayed and snowball out of control. A game delay is frustrating, but there are many games to keep you occupied while you wait.
My problem is not with DLC, but with patches and fixes. Especially if not all platforms get them simultaneously.
Being a PS3 player, I have not had to deal with the issues the PC players have had, so to me Brink wasn't that flawed.
Wanna talk about a delayed and very flawed game? How about that Duke Nukem?
My problem is not with DLC, but with patches and fixes. Especially if not all platforms get them simultaneously.
Being a PS3 player, I have not had to deal with the issues the PC players have had, so to me Brink wasn't that flawed.
Wanna talk about a delayed and very flawed game? How about that Duke Nukem?
Iam also on ps3 anotehr reason its the best console today. It was flawed compared to teh original plan witch was what everyone expected. Agreed Duke Nukem was a pretty bad game after 12 years.
