No wonder it flopped. Sega does a shitty job at porting.
At least they can admit it, props for them and I feel with them.
There's no hard feelings, you can always redeem yourself with a PC port of it... right?
PS3 ports seem like the hardest thing to do in the industry, no shame in fucking those up since everyone does it.
At the least, a patch was released for Bayonetta that let you install the game, which helps tremendously with load times.
And for a 'biggest failure' I sure have put a lot of hours into it.
Wait, what was wrong with the PS3 port?
It looked fine enough for a console game, and from what I remember it ran smoothly enough for a console game...
I haven't played the 360 version so I can't compare the two.
I never noticed any major problems with it, I guess I didn't play it for that long though
[QUOTE=legolover122;37812808]Wait, what was wrong with the PS3 port?
It looked fine enough for a console game, and from what I remember it ran smoothly enough for a console game...
I haven't played the 360 version so I can't compare the two.[/QUOTE]
It was never mentioned in the article that it was bad, only that it was their biggest failure in their mind. You can personally make something and think that it wasn't your best or a failure without it being necessarily terrible or messed up, a lot of musicians seem to do such.
[QUOTE=DaDillsta;37808759]PS3 ports seem like the hardest thing to do in the industry, no shame in fucking those up since everyone does it.[/QUOTE]
There's only shame if you release it and 10 months later it's still almost unplayable, but to my knowledge only Skyrim holds that record.
[QUOTE=DaDillsta;37812988]It was never mentioned in the article that it was bad, only that it was their biggest failure in their mind. You can personally make something and think that it wasn't your best or a failure without it being necessarily terrible or messed up, a lot of musicians seem to do such.[/QUOTE]
Oh ok.
Bad reading for me.
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