The ruomor is that the game was actually tested bz the devs on many PC's and it had no problems...anyway...a patch came out for it but I never really downloaded it...the game is more fun in the original!
Big Rigs. I never played it but the GS video review is hilarious.Archangel3371
To be honest it shouldn't be classed as a game, it's evidently in an unfinished state and laughably put on the market by a bunch of amateur game developers.
As much as I've enjoyed the recent Fallout games and Skyrim, they have been quite glitchy. I think the most noteworthy of these 3 would be Fallout: New Vegas. I ran into so many little issues along with many more restarts than I have with the other 2 games. Fallout 3 Game of the Year was quite bad. I didn't have many problems with the original version, but with all the add-ons installed, the game decided to crash a lot. This goes for New Vegas as well. Skyrim in comparison has been quite smooth, but it definitely has its glitches and occasional freezing. Despite all that, I've still enjoyed the crap out of all these games, but they are probably the glitchiest I've played.
Fallout: New Vegas is the glitchiest game I've ever played.
ReviewerDrake
I agree with you. Funny enough though, Fallout New Vegas is my all time favorite game ever!
I agree on this the damn game literally froze on every load screen.
Once I hit the around 100 hours of game time, the framerate became increasingly unbearable in which I was forced to restart (on my PS3) at least once an hour :?
1. big rigs - this goes without saying. probably shouldn't even be on this list 2. skyrim 3. fallout 3 4. stalker clear sky 5. oblivion shadow of chernobyl (un-patched and un-modded of course) at a close 6th, but that game is easily fixed.
Fallout: New Vegas is the glitchiest game I've ever played.
EvilSelf
I agree with you. Funny enough though, Fallout New Vegas is my all time favorite game ever!
agreed, on both accounts, well it would be in my top 20 games if it didnt have so many glitches (having the boomers mortar fire follow me for miles was the funniest), and a unbalanced difficulty (most enemies take bullets like they were paint balls, it didnt make it harder per se, just unbalanced), but its still a great game if you can get it to work. Bethesda games (mainly the elder/fallout series) are buggy as hell, but thats the sacrifice you have to make on such large open worlds.
In recent memory, I remember Dragon Age: Origins - Awakening being very buggy. Lost equipment, premature access to important quest areas, and a completely screwed character approval system (no bonuses or character quests even with maximum approval) were all things I experienced in a single playthrough.
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