Welcome to Marvelous Disney, the podcast that discusses the most recent doings in one of the more dynamic divisions of the Walt Disney Company, which is of course Marvel Entertainment.

This is Entertainment writer Jim Hill and my co-host, the Amazing Aaron Adams and I, are recording this episode on Tuesday, September 22, 2020.

And Aaron, given that on the last couple of shows we've talked at length about the Marvel Avengers game from Square Enix.

I just saw that three days ago Square Enix released a patch that supposedly fixed over

a thousand bugs in a game a thousand?

Well that's too bad I was hoping they would have gotten more of them. Is it really that

buggy or? Yeah it really was considerably buggy.

There was a wonderful example that will show you my frustration of,

I had to defeat five characters, each with a little star over their head and I would go to where they were located.

I would punch one and he would fall through the map.

So I could defeat the other three or four, but the one that was no longer on the map you can't reach him anymore so you just you couldn't progress forward in the game.

Oh. And so then you'd have to restart the level and then I'd get back to where those five guys were in this time three of them fell off the map

And now there's only two left and I punched them out and the game's still waiting me for for me to defeat three other characters who no longer

exist so I couldn't beat that level and so when this update came out I said

gee I wonder if they fixed that and indeed they did all five characters remained they did. all five characters remained.

They did not get punched down through the earth

and fall into infinity to where I could no longer reach them.

So I was able to progress from that level and there were

silly things like Black Widow's hair it looked like almost like a broom the

bristles of a broom very very stiff they didn't move at all and they were very broken texture wise it kind of just looked really

horrifyingly bad so anyway a lot of glitches on the the visual side as well as the gaming side of the a stable connection to the internet, no game has ever come out perfect. Back in the old Atari days

when they released it on a cartridge, it either worked or your game didn't sell period. That was the end of

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