Sentences with phrase «many buggy games»

Even if it wasn't a gross misuse of a license, Reservoir Dogs: Bloody Days is a boring, buggy game with a universal selling point that's nowhere as fun, or as smart, as it thinks it is.

Well, I don't know why people complain.Yes, Postal 3 is a very buggy game, yes it has crap graphics, but it has some crude humor, a cover system

Well, I don't know why people complain.Yes, Postal 3 is a very buggy game, yes it has crap graphics, but it has some crude humor, a cover system and many, many gameplay paths.Unfortunately, it was to brutally received.

Silent Hunter 3 was a buggy game at release, Silent Hunter 4 more so.

This is not the buggiest game EVAARRR my son.

Project Cars 2 is quite possibly the buggiest game I've ever reviewed, with the exception of Ride to Hell: Retribution.

Even kids know one when they see one thanks to that beach - ball shape and the Punch Buggy game that lets you get away with smacking your brother in the arm.

good this is great its just like darksiders 2 which looks amazing, they actually want to release a finished non buggy game, id ratheer wait for greatness instead of getting crap now,

60 dollars for lies and a buggy game.

One particular minigame isn't great, either: a required side - activity involves playing a very buggy game of bowling.

It is exactly about how lovely and convenient it is for me instead of the wrong believe that if you don't pre order they will stop with DLC or stop to release buggy games.

Unlike in video games, where the unfortunate norm is to publish a buggy game and patch it post release, board games should be thoroughly tested.

Project Cars 2 is quite possibly the buggiest game I've ever reviewed, with the exception of Ride to Hell: Retribution.

I heard that is one of the buggiest games from Ubisoft, however IGN gave it a better rating than Mario Tennis =.

This helps explain why record - breaking sales and hundreds of bilious forum threads excoriating a buggy game need not be mutually exclusive.

- Less watered - down, buggy games (like Asassin's Creed)- Fanboy bragging rights;)

I bet you will see less buggy games and less BS promises that dev use to sell their games.

While some may knock Bethesda's notoriously buggy games, denying the scope and vision of their titles as well as the importance of the studio's developed titles in the past generation is near impossible.

Add in to it the times when the game has crashed for no apparent reason and you have got a pretty buggy game that has an unfinished feel to it.

Truth be told, we'd rather a stable game with few options, than a buggy game with lots of options.

Kingdom Come: Deliverance is a buggy game which is honestly to be expected from any sort of open - world game; you just can't build something this big without having a few holes in it.

The second in the popular Beach Buggy game series, which has had over 30 million downloads worldwide, Beach Buggy Racing pits players against each other in an action - packed world of playful, off - road kart - racing mayhem.

Now the only thing we have to worry about is how buggy the game will be.

Most recently, the approach has seen it release mobile platform racer MouseBot - «a portfolio piece» - before stepping up to start development on its third Beach Buggy game.

Just with buggy game releases, the power of business trumps the power of creativety, and no reviewer has enough influence to go against the deadline set by editors.

It leads to studios rushing out buggy games, or boring iterative sequels.

= > leads to even more buggy games = > more crappy games = > the standard of «Worse - to - good - games» rises = > industry crashes because more and more gamers stop to buy these games.

The exact same thing = > companies start to pump out too many games = > no quality - control = > too many buggy games.

It is a very buggy game.

They did publish some quality titles like Valiant Hearts and Child of Light, but they are also responsible for both the most over-hyped game of 2014 and the buggiest game of 2014.

Gone are the days when Sega still makes consoles and all they seemed to do last year was a release an unfinished and buggy game with Sonic Boom which has left many gamers wondering what is happening with Sega at the moment.

Vampire the Masquerade Redemption (1999) and Vampire the Masquerade Bloodlines (2004) did just that, despite the latter being one of the buggiest games ever released.

Buggy games being shipped with the intent to fix with Day One DLC

That was one of the buggiest games I've ever played in my life.

Nowadays, buggy games and software tend to be the norm, sadly.

Not exact matches

That is why we have to play Alexis up front in this game, we need pace and quick passing to beat this type of buggy team.

Mountain Buggy is continually innovating by researching the safest practices around the globe, to ensure we are not just up to date, but ahead of the game.

Well known as one of the main players in the all - terrain pushchair game, Mountain Buggy have stepped out of the mountain ranges and into the city with their latest pushchair release.

Mountain Buggy is ahead of the game by already passing the sleep surfaces test for firmness.

Independent games can be buggy, poorly rendered, and take forever to develop, but the difference is that these games are small teams of people doing this as a hobby.

just like the first one the game is boring repetitive and buggy as hell!!

«Don't buy it, this is the kind of game that is ruining the games industry,» «It's a buggy broken mess,» and many other comments had me wondering at first if they were just trolly reviews for the sake of being trolls, but the more of them I read the more I really think that the people writing them were genuinely

Right now the in game chat is a little buggy (sometimes it's impossible to hear, especially if you mute then unmute), but maybe that's a ps3 issue.

If, however, you're looking for a great co-op or multiplayer game I'm afraid to say that the free play posse mode has almost no depth and is buggy beyond belief.

In summary the games lackluster single player, a frustrating but fun multiplayer and a buggy, cheap, tasteless loading screen will leave you wanting for more.

This game looks terrible, its buggy as hell and its absolutely boring.

What could have been an interesting, inoffensive multiplayer game turned out to be a buggy mess without so much as a hint of something fresh.

This is a boring buggy excuse for a game that claims to be a nostalgia trip.

Hitman: Contracts, though not the best game in the franchise, managed to bring thousands of PS2 and Xbox gamers a chance to play some of the missions of the game they missed out on, Codename 47, in a much less buggy and more functional variation.

I could scarcely play enough of the game to speculate whether this buggy experience was remotely worth it's price tag.