How long does it take to make a game? How long's a piece of string? There's obviously no simple answer because every new hardware generation brings greater expectations and puts more demands on developers. However, most would agree that a decade to make a game is a bit excessive.
So here's a celebration - or should we call it a mockery? - of games that went a little over their original release dates, not to mention budgets. Were they worth the wait?
Capcom just released an update for its JRPG Dragon's Dogma 2 including the option to start a new game, some graphics options on consoles, and more. For now, it's available only on PS5 and Steam.
Nice too see its coming out of its beta state perhaps in 8 months time i wont need kernal drm to play a sp game.
Review: Drill, dash and jump your way through Pepper Grinder, fast-paced and tough-as-nails platformer that we loved every moment of.
Omega Crafter isn’t just a survival game, it puts a touch of game programming into your hands.
Duke Nukem is a bad joke. That game needs to go away.
3 Words: Duke Nukem Forever. It's "FOREVER" so it would win the prize.
They should add Gran Turismo Mobile (PSP version) as well as Daikatana or something.
Starcraft ghost is still a project? i thought they tossed that years ago?
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Warcraft Adventures. Granted it got the offical boot but man oh man did they promote that one only to cancel it.
E.T for the Atari 2600 should be added to the list...