10 Broken Triple-A Video Games You Didn't Realise Got Fixed

Star Wars Jedi: Survivor was quick to become the whipping boy for gamers everywhere, as they pointed to it and said, "Triple-A games should not come this broken!"

Truthfully, this backlash was entirely justified, especially considering that the title was supposed to be a shinning beacon of next-gen gaming. But EA have done their best to remedy it with September's Patch 7.

Survivor was released with plenty of noticeable bugs and a deplorable habit of dropping frame fates, especially when in performance mode.

While you can forgive lag in some titles, it's hard to write it off in a game like this, which takes the Soulsbourne approach to combat. Losing a couple of frames when you need frame-perfect precision is a death sentence to Cal Kestis, which was very obvious during boss fights and battles with large hordes of enemies.

However, finally, gamers can play this title at 60 FPS on consoles, thanks to recent updates. The game runs far better now, as the Performance Mode has been reworked, the save system has been tweaked to avoid save game corruption, bug fixes have been implemented, and plenty of other issues have been addressed.

Now would be the time to pick this game up if you were waiting for it to get fixed.