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12/23/08
12/23/08
This is the gaming equivalent of blue balls.
I ran into 3 or 4 pretty simple QA problems with this game in the four hours or so it took to play through. You'd think that a game a QA tester could beat the crap out of inside of a day would be a little less problematic. Especially when your target market is gamers who are .... more particular about this kind of stuff.
Let's see ...
1) The game graphics/sound settings don't save.
2) Importing your character from your episode 1 save only imports the clothing.
3) Missing body parts in the monkey fighting 2d scenes
4) Cursor can disappear during brain minigame requiring loading a previous save
and oh yeah that whole save situation...
Normally I can't spot 5 egregious bugs within 3 hours of playing a game but PAA:ORSPOD2 really shines in this respect.
12/23/08
Everything else is kind of ubiquitous throughout all playthroughs.
12/23/08
The PC version is just as, if not more, loaded with bugs and performance issues.
I played through all of Episode One on my PC with no bugs or problems, at Max settings, because the requirements are quite modest.
So, I start up episode 2 with the same expectations. What do I get? A game that runs great perfectly at certain parts, and then, all of a sudden, will barely run at "Normal Quality" at 640x480. It's not even my rig, it's just random segments of the game do that, coupled with a bunch of other audio and graphical glitches. And, of course, there's the damn useless quicksave. Fix your bugs on all systems, not just the Ps3.
12/23/08
12/23/08
and they can always fix bugs
12/23/08
The game is just really buggy and poorly coded in some areas(Read: Spider dungeon, final boss), so it lags. That can happen on any system. It just pisses me off that it did happen.
12/23/08
Second of all, you'd think that with this coming out after the 360 version, they'd have the bugs ironed out. :/
12/18/08
12/17/08
12/17/08
No mind the fact that Europe haven't gotten the first Penny Arcade episode yet.
Don't want to sound like a troll (but in these days, when stating your oppinion usually does, it is quite hard), but at least Microsoft is good at getting releases to happen AROUND the globe.
Y'know, like a company that realizes there's more to the world than the U.S. and Japan.
12/17/08
I mean, pretty much any computer than can run Firefox can run the PAA's.
12/17/08
It's the PSN. High Velocity Bowling came here after half a year of having my PS3, during which it had been avaliable on the american store.
Puzzle Quest arrived here last week after waiting over a month since the american release.
12/17/08
12/17/08
There should be a demo available.
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:(
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