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Bethesda announcing ‘really big Wii game’ this year

Great and interesting Wii news today, as I’ve loved Fallout 3 and its DLC. I just hope it’s not the huge, buggy mess that Bethesda titles have become known for in recent years.

computer-bugGreat and interesting Wii news today, as I’ve loved Fallout 3 and its DLC.

I just hope it’s not the huge, buggy mess that Bethesda titles have become known for in recent years.

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  1. I hope that too, since Wii has not seen, that I remember, so far a patch for a single game that came out. I don't even know if it's possible to even patch a game!

    If Bethesda release a buggy piece of code the only solution that comes to my mind is to re-print and substitute any single copy sold, which is COSTLY, like Activision did with the first batch of Guitar Hero III for Wii that ahd monaural sound!!

    Bethesda, ya' betta' do it rite or ya' gonna have angry people at yar' sorry ass!

  2. @Brian: spot on!
    That's why I'm not going to buy whatever-this-game-turns-out-to-be until months from release… if ever (depends also if it will be any good anyway)!!

  3. @Paolo I agree. Although I don't believe it will be that good. I have not played Fallout 3, but Oblivion 4 is just bad in my opinion. Graphics-wise the game sucks. With the processing power of the X360 they could not avoid stones and trees poping up in front of the player? I don't believe they will be able to do any good in the Wii.

    By the other hand, Code Masters seems to have some good games comming (Overlord and one of their Rally games).

    Best!

  4. @Fabio: And I agree with you too!!! ^_^

    In fact I said "if ever", because I have no idea if this game will be good or not! I will wait for reviews when they'll come out!

    Bethesda only makes good games when they have a lot of horsepower under the hood, otherwise… I'm not betting on it!!!

  5. @Fabio Maybe three years later you're forgetting how good Oblivion's graphics were then… and, really, you should have been playing it on a PC. That said, Paolo has a point – Bethsoft likes to work with a ton of horsepower and I'm leery about what they can do on the Wii.

    P.S. It's The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion

  6. @ Brian and Paolo:

    My point exactly. Remember what people were saying there? Big response to this $#!t.

  7. How many of you have even played Fallout 3, Oblivion, or Morrowind? I would like to know…

  8. I have, LOVE FALLOUT!!! I played like 40 hours, honestly most favorite game ever!!! And I only played it twice, so that game can keep you satisfied for a long time. XD

  9. Fallout 3 is Game of the Year for very good reason, its expansive, deep and creative. Wii owners could only hope for a game of its size.

  10. >I just hope it's not the huge, buggy mess that Bethesda titles have become known for in recent years.

    In recent years? I remember Daggerfall being unplayable at first, way back in the nineteen nineties. Bethesda has always been known for releasing a broken mess and fixing it later.

  11. @ gunder: regardless of when it was first release, a buggy (or unpolished) game is a buggy (or unpolished) game. Elder Scrolls 4 (I really forgot the name, thx) was far inferior then the hype made everyone believe. I think there are no excuses to poorly executed titles – if you can't make it work decently, don't do it. But it is my opinion.

    I see the planets in Mario Galaxy become closer and more detailed without all the pop ups Oblivion had – and it is a far inferior machine regarding processing power. So, as I said, no excuses.

    Best!!

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