rumination888 wrote...
You act as if Pong was broken and needed a patch.
If a game didn't have a patch, then maybe, just maybe, it was because the game had nothing to fix.
You're right, every single game produced before 1999 was 100% perfect.
In the 1979 "Asteroids" arcade game would let you hide in your score box and never get hit
In the 1981 "Frogger" arcade game the player can control the computer frog for a moment
In the 1987 NES game "Final Fantasy", there is an invisible woman in one of the castles
In the 1991 SNES game "Street Fighter II - The World Warrior" Guile had a number of glitches moves that allowed him to dominate
In the 1991 Sega Genesis game "Zero Wing" for the Genesis: "All your base are belong to us"
In the 1996 Game Boy game "Pokémon Red/Blue" players could find a creature called MissingNo and Pokémon over level 100 (causing glitches in the Hall of Fame), you could fish in statues, invisible computers, and more
In the 1996 Nintendo 64 games "Super Mario 64" players could use the rabbit to walk through doors
Those were all patched, or were intended features. Nintendo sent out patches for their Game Boy games, right? Because there was never a time where games didn't have patches...
Speaking of games not having patches, when is Dragon Age going to get one that fixes the major problems?
Modifié par Wild Maiden, 22 novembre 2009 - 08:41 .