Terminator Salvation Game Launched, PC Version Recalled
On Tuesday, the video game tie-in to the Terminator Salvation movie was launched for the Xbox 360, PS3, and PC. Most reviews pegged the game as solidly mediocre; IGN said, "the action is fairly tame throughout and the cutscenes are stunningly ordinary. And yet despite the poor presentation, there are some clever gameplay elements that make Terminator enjoyable. Too bad that joy only lasts a handful of hours before the credits roll." However, customers who had purchased the retail PC version ran into installation errors, leaving them unable to play the game. Now, publisher Evolved has issued a recall for that version of the game, saying, "a defect occurred during replication," and promising a replacement plan for people who had purchased it.
A mediocre movie spin off game? I have never heard of such a thing, I am shocked I tell you, shocked.
The game sucks. No wonder PCs won't install it. Most players won't get that lucky with other games.
Skynet is doing this! They don't want us trained in robot-killin' and such. I, for one, welcome our shiny metal overlords...
Real stupidity beats artificial intelligence every time.
-- Terry Pratchett, Hogfather
the Master System from which all their little consoles derived.
What?