I mean, when was the last time a major release performed so poorly that it got delisted from the PlayStation store?
The game’s vitriolic reaction only really came about as a direct followup to possibly one of the most hyped up games this year.
The game’s vitriolic reaction only really came about as a direct followup to possibly one of the most hyped up games this year.
My experience is that it’s a fun game with some minor problems. If you like cyberpunk books or media, you’ll love it. The writing team put a lot of effort into crafting a backstory of the world.
Overall it reminds me of the original Neuromancer novel; moments of sheer brilliance mixed with moments of tacky, embarrassingly bad writing. That specific quality is part of the genre’s history, to me, and I think a lot of the criticism toward 2077 is from people who haven’t read much of the previous books.
"Control was another game with "severe frame rate issues" on base PS4 and Xbox One consoles. While it started out well enough, it began dropping hard on combat sequences, even going as low as 10fps"
checks notes, never delisted despite shipping game playing at 10fps ....