The Iceborne expansion for Monster Hunter: World finally arrived on PC last week (4 months after its console debut), and the initial response was not great. For some players, the game was nearly unplayable as they noticed their CPU usage went through the roof, while others were greeted with a message that the title was unable to read their existing save data and would they like to create new data (the official answer to that is: NO!) Capcom was quickly made aware of these issues and the Monster Hunter development team has been working on fixes. A couple of days ago, the official Monster Hunter Twitter account let everyone know that an update will be out soon to address both of these problems.

The day many of us have waited for this past year is finally here. Dark Souls 3 is out today on the Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and PC and while console users are enjoying the title, PC users are not having quite as much fun. Early reviews of the game found the PC port to have its share of issues, which seem to have persisted into release.

Last week, Evolve received a pretty large update on consoles. And not just any large update, but the kind that makes your finger ache from all the page scrolling in reading about it online. Update 4.0 hits us with an explosion of fixes and a mini patch note novel.

Happy Wars is coming to Xbox One to unleash both the cute and carnage both at the same time! Unfortunately, a developer mistake had the game prematurely released on Xbox Live, with the game in a very unpolished and buggy state.

Ready to go on a raid and then all your stored Heavy ammunition that you've got on you glitches itself away. Bungie is finally going to address one of the single most annoying bugs in Destiny.

Today is a day for apologies apparently. Ubisoft have issued a formal apology for the state of Assassin's Creed Unity at launch - one in which an upcoming patch is needed to fix over 300 bugs. Obviously people are upset and wonder how a AAA title can be released in such an unfinished state. It looks like Ubisoft wants to try to make amends by offering some free goodies. 

A couple of weeks ago Assassin's Creed Unity launched on consoles. Much to the gaming communities distaste, a myriad of technical problems are plaguing the game at the moment. We've got word from Ubisoft on the many fixes and tweaks that they'll be issuing in a huge patch tomorrow.

Dead Rising 3 on PC has the potential to be a really great version of the game. Unfortunately it's been marred with numerous issues since the game launched a little over a week ago. I myself have been unable to play for more than 15 to 20 minutes at a time before the game crashes to the desktop. Capcom assures us a fix will be coming ASAP, but it looks like we're still going to have to wait a bit longer.

The latest Plants vs Zombies: Garden Warfare DLC, "Garden Variety Pack" had caused a few issues on consoles last week that Popcap is currently trying to remedy. Please be aware that they are doing everything they can to get the bugs fixed promptly.

Grand Theft Auto Online has had a rocky start, it's shocking... I know. A major online launch for a game that sold 15 million copies in two weeks? Problems are to be expected. What isn't expected though are some of the other issues that have started to crop up.

Minecraft: Xbox 360 Edition's much anticipated update, Update 9, has finally arrived on XBLA. Though the ferocious Enderdragon is ready to be slain, we want players to be aware that some new game bugs have surfaced which 4J Studios is currently addressing.

Latest in "News Which Shocks No One," yesterday's release of the PC version of Ghost Recon Future Soldier has not gone over well for Ubisoft. The version is currently suffering from a crippling amount of bugs. What kind of bugs, you ask? Well, my friend, they range from the somewhat understandable framerate issues and resolution errors to the facepalm-worthy Xbox 360 buttons being prompted in the interface to the absolutely appalling non-recognition of mouse and WASD controls. Wait, what?