Author Topic: "Perennial" Prototype - Badspot's new game  (Read 9320 times)

So where's the Greenlight at on Perennial?


I think he was asking about voting stats.

....forget you, games are still good, and there were tons upon tons of stuffty games for both NES and SNES.
These days they make half assed games though, because if their is a bug or glitch they can just release a
patch and fix it over and over and over again, back then they had no way to release patches so they had to get the game right the first time or they where forgeted.

you must be playing really stuffty games lol

These days they make half assed games though, because if their is a bug or glitch they can just release a
patch and fix it over and over and over again, back then they had no way to release patches so they had to get the game right the first time or they where forgeted.
So if that happened you were stuck with an awful game.  Also now post release support happens and also devs can work on a game up until release.

Donkey Kong Country 2 still has a game breaking bug, and I don't mean game breaking as in something's wildly overpowered or you cannot progress, I mean it actually corrupts the game.  The specific one I'm talking about is the Castle Crush bug: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pPQxnVfFAs8

A non-video game example: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Therac-25 
The Therac-25 suffered from a bug, if a user hit a certain set of key strokes, the machine would use the wrong form of radiation without putting the proper filters in place which would give a patient 100 times the radiation dose they were supposed to.  This happened 6 times, with 3 of the patients dying due to the resulting radiation poisoning.

How about two recent examples: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metroid:_Other_M#Technical_issues http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skyward_sword#Technical_issue
Yeah, two big Nintendo releases that have had huge, game breaking bugs. (Also Mario Kart 7 had an issue with a big sequence break in one of the courses which allowed for taking about a minute off your time.  This actually caused Nintendo's very first game patch ever.)
« Last Edit: December 10, 2012, 12:33:50 AM by Marcem »

Um guys, in addition to the above post...

In Paper Mario Sticker Star, if you haven't gotten to the Gooper Blooper boss battle yet...don't use the billiard ball. It will cause the game to crash for some reason if you use it in that exact battle.

(Also Mario Kart 7 had an issue with a big sequence break in one of the courses which allowed for taking about a minute off your time.  This actually caused Nintendo's very first game patch ever.)

Oh yeah, I used those shortcuts.
« Last Edit: December 10, 2012, 12:22:23 AM by Yosher »

If I said anything other than phenomenal, I would be banned.

1000/1

i'm pretty sure this is a topic about perennial, not games on old generation consoles

Love it, give it a Thumbs Up on Greenlight!

i opened up audiosurf and couldn't find any fun songs, so i went into the perennial folder and played songs from there.

I think he was asking about voting stats.
i can't believe i didn't realize that.