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Why do the game companies not spend more time fixing their games rather than bring a new one out every two seconds.
I for one hate it when you but a new game and it begins to play up on you. Quiting to Windows, changing the colours of a sky to that lovely fuzzy purple colour, a football disaperaing into a keepers head and the one I hate most when it begins to freeze up during some sort of race (usually a final in Midtown Madness 2 for me).
Well the main reason why the companies don't fix the little bugs is because they make a realise date to early and fall behind schedule and rush everything. Also they are to concerned about making money they forget their customers who pay £35 a pop to play their wonderful games.
What I would like to see happen to the companies (but won't because they have a monopoly and people always want the latest games) is that they lose their customers due to them being greedy, run out of ideas because they have used them all up and then they go bankrupt because they make a lot of dud games.
I for one hate it when you but a new game and it begins to play up on you. Quiting to Windows, changing the colours of a sky to that lovely fuzzy purple colour, a football disaperaing into a keepers head and the one I hate most when it begins to freeze up during some sort of race (usually a final in Midtown Madness 2 for me).
Well the main reason why the companies don't fix the little bugs is because they make a realise date to early and fall behind schedule and rush everything. Also they are to concerned about making money they forget their customers who pay £35 a pop to play their wonderful games.
What I would like to see happen to the companies (but won't because they have a monopoly and people always want the latest games) is that they lose their customers due to them being greedy, run out of ideas because they have used them all up and then they go bankrupt because they make a lot of dud games.
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Of course games are good, after long delays yes.
They get more time on making the game play better and to add anything new to the game.
They get more time on making the game play better and to add anything new to the game.
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eh I forgot what i was going to say now!
Why do the game companies not spend more time fixing their games rather than bring a new one out every two seconds.
I for one hate it when you but a new game and it begins to play up on you. Quiting to Windows, changing the colours of a sky to that lovely fuzzy purple colour, a football disaperaing into a keepers head and the one I hate most when it begins to freeze up during some sort of race (usually a final in Midtown Madness 2 for me).
Well the main reason why the companies don't fix the little bugs is because they make a realise date to early and fall behind schedule and rush everything. Also they are to concerned about making money they forget their customers who pay £35 a pop to play their wonderful games.
What I would like to see happen to the companies (but won't because they have a monopoly and people always want the latest games) is that they lose their customers due to them being greedy, run out of ideas because they have used them all up and then they go bankrupt because they make a lot of dud games.
I for one hate it when you but a new game and it begins to play up on you. Quiting to Windows, changing the colours of a sky to that lovely fuzzy purple colour, a football disaperaing into a keepers head and the one I hate most when it begins to freeze up during some sort of race (usually a final in Midtown Madness 2 for me).
Well the main reason why the companies don't fix the little bugs is because they make a realise date to early and fall behind schedule and rush everything. Also they are to concerned about making money they forget their customers who pay £35 a pop to play their wonderful games.
What I would like to see happen to the companies (but won't because they have a monopoly and people always want the latest games) is that they lose their customers due to them being greedy, run out of ideas because they have used them all up and then they go bankrupt because they make a lot of dud games.
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