Video game enthusiasts are a very vocal group, and given how much the typical AAA game now costs, it's hard to blame them.
While some players undoubtedly go too far with their complaints, it's also frustratingly frequent for publishers to make cynical, money-hungry decisions about their games that enrage players before they've even received the game in their palms.
Fighting game fans are undoubtedly a fickle and difficult-to-please group, but even the most casual Tekken fans had to be disgusted by some of the redesigned legendary characters in Tekken 8.
Last October, Konami finally verified the rumours and dropped a stunning cinematic trailer. That initial enthusiasm, however, was greatly diminished when it was learned that Bloober Team, whose past work includes a number of highly divisive horror games, would be creating the Silent Hill 2 Remake.
Star Citizen has raised an astounding half a billion dollars — through crowd funding, but the game has not yet released Many people have naturally lost faith in the project as a result of the fact that the game is still unfinished despite being released so many years ago.
Although The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom's release date was recently verified for May 12th, Nintendo also made the shocking announcement that the game would be the first AAA Nintendo title to cost a whopping $70, or £60 for players in the UK. This has rightfully got the fans in an uproar.
Ubisoft first revealed Beyond Good and Evil 2 in 2008, but the developer virtually stopped talking about the game for the next nine years. Initial fan excitement also waned due to the project's protracted development, and increasing worries that it might never be released or, even worse, that it might be a failure instead, replaced it.