What is the Glitchiest Video game you've ever played?
- Thread starter Ih8pkmn
- Start date
Recommended Videos
Fallout 3. It crashed a few times. A deathclaw and robobrain fell from the sky into a tree near Old Olney. A Sentry Bot committed suicide by putting its gatling laser to its head. It was very rare but it was still the most glitches I've experienced in a game, I guess I've been lucky.
Funny, I never really get glitches nowadays. This is probably because I only play a lot of older games on the PC that have been patched/have patches available, and I play a lot of console games which have very little bugs and are also easily patched. Still, I rarely find game-breaking bugs. The last one experienced was with World at War when the game wouldn't let me progress, so I had to start the entire mission over again. Good thing it wasn't on Veteran or anything. Oh wait, it was.
This. It was great, sure, but I had to give up on it until a patch was released. Then the Unofficial Patch came out and that solved all of my problems. Now it's a blast to play.Taddy said:
oblivion (ps3) i've had switches in dungeons that didn't work, and the game freezes a lot... i was just playing and it froze yet again... i keep many save files
also, heavy rain for ps3 froze on me sooo many times.... dunno if it's been fixed
also, a while ago lego star wars for the gamecube.... it glitched so much that it actually broke the console...
also, heavy rain for ps3 froze on me sooo many times.... dunno if it's been fixed
also, a while ago lego star wars for the gamecube.... it glitched so much that it actually broke the console...
My PS3 Copy of Lord of the Rings: Conquest
First, i fell through the ground during the tutorial.
Second, when in the Bowman part of the tutorial, the enemy i had to kill fell through the ground. (at least, i think so. i couldnt progress wither way)
Thirdly, as a warrior (again in the tutorial) a troll Falcom Punched me out of the map.
Forth, during the last Evil level, when you play as sauron attacking the Hobbits, a Hobbit archer instakilled me.
Yeeeeah.
First, i fell through the ground during the tutorial.
Second, when in the Bowman part of the tutorial, the enemy i had to kill fell through the ground. (at least, i think so. i couldnt progress wither way)
Thirdly, as a warrior (again in the tutorial) a troll Falcom Punched me out of the map.
Forth, during the last Evil level, when you play as sauron attacking the Hobbits, a Hobbit archer instakilled me.
Yeeeeah.
Real Life. You can't save, you can't pause, the leveling system is confusing, because there's one for virtually everything. I hope I'm not the only one who thinks this game is buggy.
Oh, and no tutorial missions.
Oh, and no tutorial missions.
Fallout 3.....i realised while playing it that fearing not the dunwich building but the game freezing removing a charecter making it imposible to continue.....is not a good sign....but who didnt love it when that deathclaw activated the rocked in his ass and became luner.
You get the sword umbra for one of the deadric gods and can then hand it over as you agreed or keep it for yourself. Either way, on the 360, the game will freeze upon completing this mission. Pretty massive bug to me. Then there's all the graphical glitches, AI failings, constant save file corruptings (my friend has gone through at least eight characters because of this), and characters not showing up where they're suppose to making the mission impossible to complete.
True Crime: New York City....i was in an infinate loop off falling in the dark voide of the undermap.TheGoldenMan said:
Manhunt 1 on a machine that could only just run it.
It was fine for most of the game, but in the later levels, when the framerate dropped, I couldn't attack and couldn't go up ramps :/. Also once an event failed to trigger, and there was a line of about 5-6 guys just standing around doing nothing.
Never did complete it, thanks to the stupid glitches that were happening. Most singleplayer games still work at low framerates, as everything just happens slower, but in Manhunt it was actually affecting the AI and the movement.
WoW went through some glitchy stages - falling through the floor, appearing in the wrong location after dying, stuck mobs, unable to leave corpse when dead, unable to res, quest events not triggering/breaking. Having said that, most stuff worked, and most of the time the bugs weren't too annoying.
It was fine for most of the game, but in the later levels, when the framerate dropped, I couldn't attack and couldn't go up ramps :/. Also once an event failed to trigger, and there was a line of about 5-6 guys just standing around doing nothing.
Never did complete it, thanks to the stupid glitches that were happening. Most singleplayer games still work at low framerates, as everything just happens slower, but in Manhunt it was actually affecting the AI and the movement.
WoW went through some glitchy stages - falling through the floor, appearing in the wrong location after dying, stuck mobs, unable to leave corpse when dead, unable to res, quest events not triggering/breaking. Having said that, most stuff worked, and most of the time the bugs weren't too annoying.
It'll come as a suprise to no-one but the worst ever game for bugs, glitches and impossible-to-control game problems I've played is probably Tomb Raider: Angel of Darkness for the PC.
All tomb raider games have their problems but AoD was just so unplayable it wasn't believable. Several jump moves glitched at least one time in three leaving lara zooooming across the map horizontally and through scenery to complete the motion, enemies would die then respawn instantly, guns frequently fired massively out of sync with the animation, clipping issues everywhere.
So bad I took it right back to the shop the next morning and got a full refund - I was told I wasn't the only one bringing it back, there were dozens of people returning the PC copies - and no, I didn't want an exchange for a PS2 version which apparently worked better... but thanks for the offer. ^^
In a long life of gaming, that still to this day sticks as the most bugged, glitched and unplayable game. The only other Tomb Raider game I'd played was TR:4 which worked 'okay' and I really enjoyed so perhaps my expectations were higher than they should have been.
All tomb raider games have their problems but AoD was just so unplayable it wasn't believable. Several jump moves glitched at least one time in three leaving lara zooooming across the map horizontally and through scenery to complete the motion, enemies would die then respawn instantly, guns frequently fired massively out of sync with the animation, clipping issues everywhere.
So bad I took it right back to the shop the next morning and got a full refund - I was told I wasn't the only one bringing it back, there were dozens of people returning the PC copies - and no, I didn't want an exchange for a PS2 version which apparently worked better... but thanks for the offer. ^^
In a long life of gaming, that still to this day sticks as the most bugged, glitched and unplayable game. The only other Tomb Raider game I'd played was TR:4 which worked 'okay' and I really enjoyed so perhaps my expectations were higher than they should have been.
