Unfixed bugs
Other (objects, etc.) concept
36
games
15platforms
Exhibits significant game breaking bugs even after having been moved out of support phase.
Notable people involved: Michael Hoge, Stefan Nyul, Markus Kark, Kai Rosenkranz and Björn Pankratz
DOS 1996
WIN 1999-10-31
SMS 1989-05
WIN 1997
C64 1984
GB 1996-02-27
WIN 2010-11
WIN 2001-03-15
WIN 2014-04-01
WIN 2009-03-24
X360 2009-03
WIN 2009-06-26
On consoles this basically means bugs that slipped past Q&A but were deemed too insignificant to pull the product from stores. For modern consoles like X360 and PS3 the treatment is similar to PC.
Does NOT include:
* Hardware specific issues (such as the RDTSC bug on early dual-core processors from AMD).
* Ability to run on systems besides what the game originally supported (e.g. running Win9x game on XP or Vista).
* Game imbalances
* Issues caused by software incompatibilities (such as firewalls and virus scanners)
Does NOT include:
* Hardware specific issues (such as the RDTSC bug on early dual-core processors from AMD).
* Ability to run on systems besides what the game originally supported (e.g. running Win9x game on XP or Vista).
* Game imbalances
* Issues caused by software incompatibilities (such as firewalls and virus scanners)
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The first Unfixed bugs video game was released in 1980.
Sega, Electronic Arts, Activision and Cyanide published most of these games.