Just released MLB 2K6 is batting .000 with angry baseball fans due to a freezing bug that literally strikes you out of game. Already tagged by reviewers as an uninspired port of the Xbox version with minor graphical improvements, the title is now being grand slammed in the 2KSports forums for product testing that failed to cover the plate. Here's a typical post minus the expletives:
I mean not to be rude, but I paid hard-earned Money for this game ($60) and not to mention the system ($400) just to have it freeze-up. In my version of the freeze happens after striking someone out. It doesn't happen after every strike-out, but when it does my screen goes all black and the only way to get a picture back on my screen is to completely restart my system.
Perhaps aware that opening the season with a broken game isn't the best way pitch your newly exclusive Major League Baseball license, 2KSports has issued an official response with the usual mumbled apology and promise of a fix.
Folks, we've been Charlie hustled. This problem was not mentioned in any of the reviews that I read. Now we're supposed to sit on the bench and wait for a patch. According to one forum poster, the issue is related to the 360 hard drive and can be worked around by using a memory card. But people paid $60 to hit home runs, not half-assed hardware solutions. (He also says the same bug was present in NBA and NHL 2K6).
I loved MLB 2K5 like Barry Bonds loves shrunken nads, but so far 2KSport's Xbox 360 efforts have been one of the console's most disappointing foul balls. No company is more guilty of slapping some polygon paint on a port, rushing it out the door, and calling it next-gen. Now that their quality control has swung and missed, it may be time to send this developer back to the minors until they figure out what we demand out of a next-gen sports game, particularly an exclusive license. Three games, three strikes.
On the plus side, freezing time may be the only way to keep the Phillies from sucking this year.
1 - El problema está en el disco duro, se arregla usando la tarjeta de memoria.NoLiMiT escribió:Tan difícil es programar para la nueva generación ? Tantos fallos tienen los devkits ? o es que los programadores pasan de todo ?
RubénGM escribió:1 - El problema está en el disco duro, se arregla usando la tarjeta de memoria.
2 - 2KSports son los únicos con este problema tan chorra.
¿De dónde sacas tus dos primeras conclusiones?
Phellan_Wolf escribió:Este juego según parece es un truñón de los gordos. La gente tenía puestas muchas espectativas en él y la actual división Take2 Sports han hecho el cutre port más grande que os podáis imaginar.
Desde que Sega y M$ vendieron a Visual Concepts y a Indie a Take2, está última se los ha cargado lentamente.