from what I remember, publisher pressure. The PS3 version didn't come up until later, so they had all the time in the world to work out the kinks.Karutomaru said:Then why the hell did they release the original game if it seems they KNEW it was unfinished??!!Iwata said:I've said this in another thread, but I'll share it with you as well: get the PS3 version, Alone in the Dark: Inferno.Aarowbeatsdragon said:EDIT: also Alone in the dark...the Wii version...dont know what it was like on other consoles but on the wii it was horrific, the worst driving controls and just generaly a very bad game. Shame too because i was looking forward to it.
I too bought the game on release (for both PS2 and PC) and was underwhelmed by one of the games I'd most been looking forward to. I even bought the Collector's Edition and ended up keeping everything but the game, which I gave away.
Skip to a couple of years later, and I get a PS3. I saw that version of the game on sale for something like 10 bucks, and found out that it was the game as it was meant to be on release. That's why the PS3 version is different, they released it much later than the rest, fixed a lot of the bugs and added to it the Inferno title to differentiate it from the other versions. And THAT was the game I had been waiting for. A shame that by then, everyone had dismissed the game and that upgraded version came out all but un-noticed.
That was really awful my fellow geriatric.Lonely Packager said:ET the extra terrestrial or whatever the name of that old game based on ET was called. It's pretty classic for it's sheer terribleness (it's apparently up there in the top 10 of worst games of all times) and chances are you've heard of it. I can honestly say it was the most nauseatingly fucking awful thing I've ever played.
Same here, I'd like to make a joke about The Taint and how it was a terrible game or something but it's just too easy.Woodsey said:Two Worlds.
I've come to suspect that the only reason it even exists is so that I have an immediate answer to these types of threads.
Ah, sorry, I should've mentioned I wasn't actually existing at the time that game was released. I just found this site that let me play old games for the ... NES was it? I'm not sure, but I found this site that let me play EXACT copies of old games online and ET was one of them. So I gave it a try.GonzoGamer said:That was really awful my fellow geriatric.Lonely Packager said:ET the extra terrestrial or whatever the name of that old game based on ET was called. It's pretty classic for it's sheer terribleness (it's apparently up there in the top 10 of worst games of all times) and chances are you've heard of it. I can honestly say it was the most nauseatingly fucking awful thing I've ever played.
ET is easy to remember because it was so bad it crashed the industry and there's all the urban legends of the ancient video game burial ground where tons of them were buried....
and those poor people who lived in the house built over it for a while.
I also remember the Raiders of the Lost Ark game (my friend Greg had it) being just as awful. Movie based games have always been bad.