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Dana White says the UFC’s White House card on June 14 faces weather risks and an unexpected bug problem on the lawn, with moths and gnats potentially reaching fighters; a plan to install large fans around the setup is being considered but not finalized, and premium $1.5 million “partner investment” tickets place attendees near the Octagon.
Starbites aims for a retro, turn-based mech RPG on Switch, pairing accessible combat and likable characters with a world-building premise, but the port is rough: poor visuals, frequent frame drops, numerous bugs, and a tangled narrative sink the experience, making it a middle-of-the-road game at best (4/10).
Digital Foundry reports Oblivion Remastered remains in a poor state a year after launch, with hitching, crashes, sub-60fps dips and memory-leak-driven frame-rate degradation across platforms; there has been no major patch since July 2025, leaving some players finding it barely playable despite mixed Xbox Store reviews, and a Switch 2 release could spur updates.
Pokémon Champions launched on Switch with a mobile version planned, but fans criticized its small roster, bugs, and missing Pokémon seen in trailers. Game director Masaaki Hoshino defended the title, saying the team did its best and noting limited on-screen Pokemon compared to Pokkén Tournament. The game is planned to receive periodic updates and new seasons that add more Pokémon, items, and rules, with The Pokémon Company positioning Champions as the official platform for competitive play—so improvements are expected over time.
World of Warcraft's 12.0.5 patch for the Midnight expansion launched amid a string of issues: lag and server disconnects, housing disabled due to a critical bug, a flawed Decor Duels mode, and a Voidforge system that duplicated items. Several class-spec bugs (Holy Paladin, Unholy Death Knight, Demonology Warlock) and a bugged final boss L'ura added to the frustration, along with a temporarily disabled Mythic+ achievement and awkward Void Ritual text. Some fixes rolled out within 48 hours, but players criticized QA and even noted regional subscription price hikes as part of the patch's fallout.
World of Warcraft’s 12.0.5 Midnight patch arrives with new content but also a fresh wave of bugs and polish problems, prompting players to call on Blizzard to slow the eight‑week patch cadence in favor of a longer 10–12 week cycle that allows for more thorough testing and better storytelling. Critics say beta feedback has been ignored, communication has fallen short, and the rapid cadence is hurting quality, even as the expansion adds activities like fishing and PvP/PvE content. The piece situates the debate in the context of the game’s acquisition by Microsoft and rising subscription prices, and notes ongoing calls for more transparency and improved polish rather than just more drops.”,
PS5 players report frequent crashes, freezes, and save problems during Starfield's launch weekend, leaving the game nearly unplayable for some and prompting widespread refund demands; issues affect both standard and Pro consoles across physical and digital copies, with Bethesda yet to comment and the day-one patch not resolving the problems.
Pokémon Champions launch has been marred by several bugs (Leech Seed HP miscalculation, Mega Evolution ordering glitches, incorrect Pokémon genders in tutorials and released teams, Encore/Lightning Rod issues, and a battle UI move-selection bug). The developer apologized and said these issues will be addressed in future data updates or maintenance, with ongoing investigation into other problems; the piece notes the game is planned for Switch in April 2026 with mobile versions to follow.
Samson's developers announce a major patch to fix launch bugs and performance issues, with the update due April 10 adding up to eight save slots and addressing mission progression, NPC behavior, and various glitches.
Fans are blasting the latest Tomb Raider I-III Remastered patch for its rushed art and a string of bugs, from non-lethal laser traps and enemies freezing in place to a looping menu track; they also complain that 60fps, water animation, and updated animations from later remasters remain absent, with lead artist Giovanni Lucca confirming he had no involvement in the patch's art direction and demanding a follow-up update from Aspyr (and Saber) to fix the issues.
The Switch 2 port of Fallout 4: Anniversary Edition delivers a vast, content-rich RPG with three performance modes and an upcoming DLSS patch, but is hampered by persistent bugs, crashes, and the lack of gyro/mouse controls, tempering an otherwise strong on-the-go experience.
Square Enix’s Steam release of the original Final Fantasy VII has drawn mostly negative reviews from veterans, who point to speed-related desync between actions and audio after a patch, poor background upscaling, crashes on launch, and the removal of the 2013 version. While QoL tweaks like a 3x speed option exist, many players see flawed QA and preservation concerns as the larger issue, though some still hope for future fixes.
Kotaku reports that Final Fantasy VII’s latest Steam re-release dropped Feb 24 and already has an overwhelmingly negative reception, with only 36% of 308 reviews positive. Critics cite a forced launcher, stuttering sound, broken resolution options, blurry visuals, and missing features from the delisted 2013 Edition; some patches have fixed issues like doubling the FPS to 30, though that sped up animations, and further patches are anticipated as updates continue.
The January Patch Tuesday Windows update, designed to fix security flaws, also introduced several fresh bugs: Outlook freezing/not responding (with PSTs on OneDrive), app errors when opening cloud-saved files, and licensing/Store issues for some apps. Microsoft released at least one out-of-band fix for Remote Desktop and Secure Launch, but many problems remain unresolved. Workarounds include using Outlook on the web, moving PST files off OneDrive, or uninstalling the update while awaiting a fuller fix.
Microsoft has advised Windows users to uninstall a recently installed Windows Update after widespread reports of system instability, guiding steps to remove the patch via Settings and noting that the company is investigating the issue while a fix is developed.