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DonFerrari on 21 August 2014
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Madword said:
DonFerrari said:
Madword said:

Certification is based on a points scoring system, but with these things it's usually big issues such as a reproducable game crash that would cause it to fail.


If Skyrim can get certified and Bayonetta as well (and BF4) what have this game done to not be, right? It's an Indie, but sold more than a lot of AAA

Depends on the level of the bug and if they can agree to get a waiver.. (it's like bartering with the platform holders)...So for example it's a problem that needs to be fixed but isnt classed as something that would fail certification they might agree to fix the issue in a forthcoming patch.

Both games I mentioned (and BF4) were unplayable in some parts.



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