I agree with this. I have quite a few games I paid 60 dollars for that per hour entertainment makes it insanely cheap. Smaller cheaper indie games are even cheaper per hour.
It does suck though paying full price for something that will not fulfill that. I bought star wars outlaws or whatever for half price. I knew it wasn’t good but man it was worse than I expected. Not with the price to me even though I probably played 10 hours or so. I read some reviews but I should’ve read more.
I wish that article had more information on how the framed person proved their innocence. It’s probably boring but he must have felt like he was taking crazy pills when he was framed.
I had this game as a kid. It came in a pack and I remember showing how bad it was to my friend at an Easter get together.
I get how it’s achieved cult status being released in actual stores in such a buggy state. It’s not worth any money to play though. It’s fun to reverse into the the void for a minute but that’s it.
I never played one but SR2 was so much fun. They nailed the mini games in that one. The insurance scam and kidnapping (hijacking?) mini games were the best. Also I enjoyed the over the top antics mixed with seriousness that I felt got lost after 2.
I played 3, 4 and some of the dlc. They definitely went downhill after 2 though I enjoyed 3 a good amount.
That game is a blast to play. Some bugs like you said but well worth the 20 bucks or whatever I spent on it.
I gave up yesterday. I was using boost and it still worked with Reddit after some fiddling. But two days ago domain errors finally stopped boost.
Now I’m here and am learning how bad the censorship has gotten. I knew it wasn’t great but wow.
I was reading the reviews and the release sounds shady with the wrapper they used.
Game isn’t worth the money even for the meme. I played it back when it came out. It wasn’t worth 6 bucks back then. It’s famous because it shipped absolutely incomplete and broken. The only fun I had was reversing beyond the map into infinity with infinite speed.