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FinalEvangelion on 22 April 2008
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noname2200 said:
IllegalPaladin said:
noname2200 said:
HappySqurriel said:
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Hey, lol. I was just saying that I don't agree with the statement that a delay (in general) will translate into a good thing. I guess it could pertain to Home, but as an online service, I doubt it wont get tons of tweaks and changes anyways even after it comes out. I mean I guess it's a good thing, but I don't think it helps games like Blacksite: Area 51 very much, lol.


Ah, sorry about the misunderstanding. Yeah, you're right that they can fix any errors as they go along, but I personally feel its better that the thing be worthy of being launched when it gets launched. Otherwise, even if you manage to perfect it sometime down the line, a lot of the intial users will be completely turned off to the system, and once you've got a bad reputation, it's kind of hard to shake it off.

Of course, a lot of this may just be that I loathe and despise the "we'll just patch it later" mentality. When I shell out cash for something, I want it ready now, dammit, not in six months! Granted, I don't actually own a PS3, but it's the principle of the matter!


 It's a bit frustrating that this is delayed, but I agree that their needs to be an end put to the "patch it later" philosophy of laziness that's taken over these days.

 

As a Square Enix fan, I'm pretty used to stuff being delayed, which has happened since I started playing their games with FF4.  But usually I find very little wrong technically when their games are finally released.

 

Sony isn't really the only ones delaying stuff this gen.  I was hoping to have SS Brawl and Lost Odyssey last Christmas break, which didn't happen. 



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