Never Patched Modern Games That Are STILL Broken!

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In this episode of Fact Hunt, Guru Larry dives into the bizarre, frustrating, and downright hilarious glitches in modern games that were NEVER patched. From broken AI in Aliens: Colonial Marines, to game-breaking bugs in Duke Nukem 3D: 20th Anniversary World Tour, to chat exploits that could literally crash your console in Tony Hawk’s Underground 2—these are the issues developers left behind.

Why weren’t they fixed? Laziness? Oversight? Or something more… Randy Pitchford-y?

Special thanks to Sorax Space for editing today’s episode: @SoraxSpace

Jake “The Voice” Parr for co-writing with me: @JakeTheVoice

And big thanks to Discetto for the intro/outro music, you can listen to it here:

And yes, before you ask, I’m “That Guru Larry” that was on TV 😂
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#gaming #retrogaming #FactHunt #GuruLarry #GamingGlitches #VideoGameHistory #gamingfails

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Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
1:35 Aliens: Colonial Marines
4:24 Duke Nukem 3D: 20th Anniversary World Tour
8:59 Tony Hawk’s Underground 2
11:59 Tony Hawk’s American Wasteland
14:22 Tomb Raider (2013)
17:14 Outro/General eBegging

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