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And now here we are again with The Outer Worlds. The Witcher 3's recent next-gen patch managed to introduce a raft of issues for some players when it first released (and also, stupefyingly, managed to accidentally add vaginas to some of the game's female monsters). The recent 'Definitive editions' of GTA 3, Vice City and San Andreas were infamous dumpster fires, and remain inferior to those games' original versions even today. It's not quite the same thing as the recent spate of shoddy PC ports we've complained about before, but dodgy remasters like this are still a worrying trend. The best you could hope for was a (to be fair, quite hefty) discount if you owned the base game and all its DLC, but even then you'd still be forking over ten bucks for what is, apparently, a worse version of the game. In a move that betrayed either a complete misunderstanding or total comprehension of the game's anti-corporate satire, The Outer Worlds: Spacer's Choice Edition wasn't offered for free to any players of the original version. These problems are all the more egregious since pretty much everyone experiencing them will have paid for the upgrade.

Both PS5 and Xbox players report the same dreadful stuttering in their own comments on the game.

Perplexingly, these issues are even afflicting next-gen consoles, where I would generally expect devs making a 'next-gen' version of a game to focus their attention.

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