You would hope, but from the way the industry has gone nowadays compared to the GOOD OLD DAYS... well, I doubt it severely!! companies don't seem to give two hoots about the gamers who have been gamers since the beginning! I was playing Systems like The Commodore and Dragon... before consoles had even begun breastfeeding yet! I swear I never came across any issues back in the day, and when they started to pop up in games, they would fix them immediately, or they would use the bug or glitch as a comic means to add something humourous into the game should they have been unable to sort the problem out. Like in old RPG games, they used to put hidden chests and bosses into certain loading screen 'green room' zones, situated between two in game areas. They would normally make something out of the issue, to stop it being a negative thing. Now, it seems, there are more bugs and glitches than there is actual playable game in many cases, and they rarely seem to resolve the issues quickly, efficiently, and in a manner that is fitting of an industry that now charges ridiculous prices for everything they produce! (Not to mention charging extortionate amounts extra to access 'dlc'... £44.50 for Destiny, preordered.... and they want another £35 just to have two dlc packs... pathetic!!)

£80 for one -blam!-ing game?!