Alright, im sick of this. They make a game that could be the most brilliant game of the year, but they do a rush job and put it out on the shelves when it is bug ridden, glitchy and incomplete.

They do this with alot of games, you look at the preview, and you get it and you cant even play it for five minutes without getting a headache from all the rendering issues, take mass effect for example. It's a brilliant game, but it is incomplete, i have come across at least 50 different bugs, and whenever you walk into a room, nothing is pre-rendered, everything is all smudgy and you slowly watch it render, and i know this isnt just me because in the videos of mass effect, they all have this.

Now, the publishers are one of the main problems, they are forcing they game companies to finish so many games in however much time, so this causes knock-up rush jobs being slammed to the shelves like the next harry potter book. And when you put in your xbox, the thing is practically a money wasting clusterfuck.

Now, either publishers should give the companies more time to complete their assignments, or maybe, the game companies should be allowed to self publish games, making game production a whole lot easier.

So, instead of getting a game really soon, and find out its like a slap up mcdonalds burger where everything plays one frame per second instead of normal frame rates. I would rather wait an extra 2 months and play the fucking game when its READY.

Now, certain independant producers like nabi, they dont make as much money as monopolies like microsoft. But when they put a game out, you can be certain, it will be a game, and not a slow montage of jackson pollock esque artwork (of course here im reffering to the hideous rendering times between sections). Thats why unlike alot of people who put out release dates when the game isnt even a game and end up screwing what should have been a blockbuster, nabi has actually got it right with their "it will be ready when its ready now stop fucking asking" attitude.

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