Games can fall victim to hype. In other cases, they're just terrible games. Here are the most disappointing PlayStation exclusives ever, according to Jaxson Parker of Power Up Gaming.
for such a clickbaity lying thumbnail
I agree with the games showing there more than the actual list lol
Surprised that Haze wasn't mentioned here. It was touted as a Halo Killer. But I guess technically it was going to come to 360 and PC, but it reviewed so poorly that they were canceled, thus making it a Playstation Exclusive. It was supposed to be just a timed exclusive.
Remembering 'Lair' still makes me sad, I loved 'Days Gone', though, it was buggy as hell, but so much fun
Days Gone turned so amazing after patches..
Lair on PS3 was amazing with sixaxis.
Most disappointing exclusive for me is TLOU2. I expected so much more from the sequel of one of the best games ever made
Killzone, the Order, Days gone... even Knack did not disappoint me. all of them have some charm to them.
The writer obviously didn't play many Playstation Exclusives, when including LBP3, Days Gone, Knack, Days Gone, No Man Sky etc...
And No Man Sky is not a Playstation exclusive since years back
The great thing about being one of the most popular consoles of all-time is that there’s always more underappreciated bangers to spotlight.
Skyrim lead designer Bruce Nesmith looks back at the game's often unplayable PlayStation 3 port and its difficult development.
I remember having to save every time I found something or every minute, whichever came first.
I Platinumed the game on the PS3 within the first few months of release. That was a Herculean Effort in and of itself. I do remember straightup freezes, crashes in addition to just glitches, but I kept at it bc I had a holy mission-like determination to Plat it.
Remember fallout 3?
For me it was always back/forth skyrim or fallout 3 for the most crashes/freezes and dat fallout 3 dlc framerate
Same. Not only do I remember all you just mentioned, but the long loading screens also made an impression. The further I made it in the game, the less I wanted to move shift any objects out of there place for fear it would add to the loading time. I don’t think I could sit and stare at a single movable object in 2024 for as long as I did, and as many times as I did in 2012.
I actually played the hell out of Fallout 3 on PS3. I must've been lucky because I didn't have too many issues. Platinumed it even.
Bought Skyrim for my gf at the time, and yeah that was a disaster.
I seem to remember there being a bug in New Vegas on PS3 where you could basically break the game by wearing a particular piece of gear in a certain location but I don't remember the exact details.
I actually didn't have too much trouble with Fallout 3 on PS3. I mean it was janky but no more so than a lot of games with more ambitious worlds were on console during that generation.
To this day I'm sure FO3 GOTY killed my fat 80gb PS3. After playing it and NV on a modern console I don't know how younger me put up with that shit.
Found it for like $10 on PS3 and put 180 hours (probably 1/2 of that time loading). I had to stop due to it becoming a slideshow.
Honestly didn't have that many issues with it on PS3 and i played 150+ hours. I know thats not the norm though.
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