assasin's creed unity because it's still broken

Oddly for me AC:U was no where near as buggy as ACIII so seemed okay to me.

Drive Club and Halo suffered from being rushed out 4 months early, debate is if Driveclub's already year long delay make that worse or Halo being a collection of old games makes it worse?

DC SP worked perfectly for me when I started playing it (like 1 month after launch I guess) so even if it is a mess I can't say it was broken.

Halo MCC being broke for 3 months already is quite sad (even if it is still possible to play it).

UC is bad coding all around, messy but playable....

For me Halo was the worst offender, even more considering it is a port collection and big exclusive.

Ubisoft gets a lot of flak for AC: Unity and rightfully so. The game was obviously not completely ready for release. However, it was fixed quite quickly and I had absolutely zero problems completing the game in many hours of the campaign and co-op. Never saw any of the glitches that were reported and the framerate was relatively stable. I bought it day one but waited about a week and half to play while I completed AC: Rogue. It seems a lot of people think this game was either broken for quite some time or is still broken today and that is not the case.

The other two I have not played so I cannot speak to their issues personally. From what is being widely reported Halo MCC is still not fixed so I suppose that would be the choice.

Hopefully we talk less about broken games this year. But with publishers continuing to push developers to make a certain release date it seems that releasing broken games is an issue that will persist for the foreseeable future.

This discussion is about console games. The PC industry has significant challenges in terms of poor quality ports and that is a larger discussion than just this. It is also a much harder job to make a PC game without weird things happening. I've read Dragon Age Inquisition has huge issues on PC, yet I've had no issues with it at all, only one bug with a man stuck with his lower body in a hill. It just made me laugh

AC Unity fundamentally works in the vast majority of case. Halo MCC fundamentally doesn't (apparently) and Drive Club didn't (apparently).

All I can say for sure is that AC Unity on PS4 is a very long way from a broken game. 

Driveclubs single player was perfect which was the main thing for me 

MCC.

beta testing a patch then cancelling it? Yeah, Halo 5 seems doomed.

They were all atrocious. I guess Mummy Creed was the worst.

How is Master Chief Collection winning this poll? It might have some multiplayer issues (my biggest issue being the terrible framerate during split-screen play with my friends), but the single player has been smooth since day 1. Assassin's Creed: Unity, on the other hand, is a complete mess. Every month, Ubisoft makes me download some 6 gb patch which fixes absolutely nothing. The game still has terrible load times, it still freezes, and it still has tons of glitches.

Umn actually no it's entirely not, please point out to me where it describes "console games only"within the OP, afaik Unity is a multiplat title, chugging on consoles as well as PC is a problem, not soemthing you should shrug off either, just because you find it minor does not mean we all do, please keep that in mind.

Was Halo MCC all about the multiplayer though, you didn't answer about the whole single player's reason to exist part, if that functions normally then it works, Unity had issues with both singleplayer and co-op across the board, hell you've got DC and the other version they've yet to promise with the updates being held off firsthand and then added later, still no other version promised, if you want to hold MCC you'll have to hold DC and Unity along with it.