More than any other generation, the seventh generation of gaming has set new records for game-breaking bugs actively shipped in AAA games from big-time developers and the publishers hoping to wring money from their talents. [app=7369]Dragon Age II[/app] exploded heads with its ruinous Maker’s Sigh negative modifiers and Isabela/Sebastian friendship bugs, but before even that [app=5894]Fallout: New Vegas[/app] was a very regular mess. The ethics of paying for broken games aside, at least we’re seeing regular, long-running updates. Today: New Vegas gets a lot of love.
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