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Message: [QUOTE="TamagotchiTamaHero24, post: 240899, member: 215120"] So, in the wonderful world of PC, jank is life. It’s an open platform where everyone has different specs, so getting video games to run is a lot harder. Consoles aren’t like that. They’re, by their nature, a closed box where most everybody has the same defaults. The best console developers are used to this, and love using loopholes and neat tricks to make the hardware do things it wasn’t designed for, which works because the hardware is standardized. Besides: who would ever want to sell a broken game? This is the broken console games thread. This is where we post games on video game consoles that are completely busted and almost beautiful in how borked they are. I’ll start with a classic(?): the original release of Cyberpunk 2077 on the PlayStation 4. [ATTACH type="full"]82829[/ATTACH] An ambitious action adventure game on the best of days, Cyberpunk prides itself on a giant city setting all running in real time. It also, at launch, prided itself on being the PC version sloppily downgraded to run on a system released in 2013. While better now, it must always be remembered how rough this game’s launch was. So much so that it was removed from the storefront, being the only AAA title I can remember to have that dubious honor. When you’re too rough for even Super Scammy Sony™️, that’s when you have to take a moment to fix this. A bonus shoutout goes to any and all Bethesda games on the PS3. I saw that one of the younger forum members was trying to play it and was asking about how to make the game not run like cheeks. I’m so sorry, young one. The elders have failed you. Fallout New Vegas doesn’t run well on the PlayStation 3. [/QUOTE]

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