Endless Paradigm

Kotaku Wrote:Calling it "the most bug-ridden piece of code I have witnessed in recent times," one blogger writes of his frustration when the game crashes on a PlayStation Store loading screen. Well, here's your problem: He has the Xbox 360 version.

"This could be the most embarrassing fail of all," posits enigmax at Freakbits.

When navigating menus today while connected to Xbox Live the game suddenly crashed again. When my rage had subsided and I got a better look at the screen, I was pretty shocked at what I saw.

Was my Xbox 360 version of Need for Speed Shift really trying to access the Playstation Store? Microsoft are not going to be happy about this.

Is the console really trying to get to the PlayStation Store? Or is it just stray code left over? Either are plenty embarrassing, of course, as that's a Sony logo in a Microsoft game version.

I don't have Need for Speed: Shift, so I can't replicate what he's talking about. If any reader comes across anything that confirms this bug or indicates it's fixed, please do email me or comment below and I'll update up here.

Meantime I've emailed the EA contact for NFS to ask double you tee eff. If I hear anything, it too will be updated here.

lol wow.

fail.

Sauce: http://kotaku.com/5368824/nfs-shift-cras...--on-a-360

Even more sauce, tons of bugs, problems with NFS:Shift - http://forum.ea.com/eaforum/posts/list/310751.page

EA have fudgeed up big this time!

looooooooool.  

That is embarresing for EA.  
Hell, homebrew isn't even usually that buggy.  

Might wee have a new exploit to have access to the PSN now? Wee can replicate this code and inject into 6.00 M33 (which will never be released anyways, so nevermind).

I wonder how it managed to get by Microsoft Quality Assurance ?

maybe it has a 1 in 1 million chance of happening

Funnybutrandom Wrote:maybe it has a 1 in 1 million chance of happening

Holy spoon that's over 9000!!!!!!!

not really it's 1:1,000,000 which = 0.5 if you do my calculations

Funnybutrandom Wrote:not really it's 1:1,000,000 which = 0.5 if you do my calculations

Yeah but 1,000,000 divided by 0.5 is 2,000,000. That's over 9000 in my book. Wait wat? Is my calculator broked?