I don't know for sure, but I'm guessing it will be handled the way that bugs in console games are... If it's minor, they'll fix it, and then whoever buys it after the fix is in there will not have the bug, the people that bought it before will. If it's a major bug, they'll probably do something similar to what Sony/Polyphony did with GT2, and offer to exchange it for people that call in. Then again, this is bleem, so it's possible they'll just ignore any bugs altogether. :/
Bobbi's editorial
I just need to comment on one thing in that...
). Granted, there were many more people that thought getting perfect compatibility with 100 games for $20 was an incredible deal, but there definitely was some complaining and grumbling about it. Not that it makes single game paks any better, but it does somewhat explain what David is talking about, as people can now buy only the ones they want. And, I wanted all the facts to be out there, for people to make their decisions on...
I don't remember anyone ever asking for a single game pak, but there were quite a few people E-mailing asking for customizable paks (Some of whom said they'd be willing to pay extra for it), and some who were concerned that each pak would only have 1 or 2 good games, and the rest would be the crapola ones (Although, considering there are only like 10 good PSX games, and about 900 horrible ones, that only stands to reason.
). Granted, there were many more people that thought getting perfect compatibility with 100 games for $20 was an incredible deal, but there definitely was some complaining and grumbling about it. Not that it makes single game paks any better, but it does somewhat explain what David is talking about, as people can now buy only the ones they want. And, I wanted all the facts to be out there, for people to make their decisions on...
