Gameloft had quite a few upset customers on its hands recently. Many of those who purchased The Adventures of Tintin for Android were treated to a bland 2D version instead of “a beautiful, 3D world” as promised in the Android Market description. The negative feedback has not been lost on Gameloft and a fix will more »

Dead Island has some problems. As many reviewers have pointed out, Dead Island contains a lot of bugs on the console versions that don’t really break the game, but hinder the experience enough to be noticeable. The Steam version of Dead Island is even worse. In many ways, the game is just not finished. Whenever a simple keyboard button press triggers odds things such as a third-person view and a camera that roams all over the island, you’ve got an unfinished product.

The Resistance 3 multiplayer beta has been broken for several days. During that time, players could only engage in private matches. This led to a lot of people setting up private matches through Facebook and Twitter. Today, Insomniac released update patch 2.01 that has brought public matchmaking back online.

The Crysis 2 multiplayer demo was released on Xbox Live yesterday (January 25, 2011). Upon starting the demo and choosing a save location for data, many players (including myself) started experiencing all kinds of connection issues. Crytek is aware of these problems and is on the case.

Fallout: New Vegas has been out for a little over a couple weeks. Since day one, people have complained about several bugs disrupting the flow of the game. Everyone has their own opinion of which glitch is the worst, but I’d imagine the saved game corruption and console freezes are the most frustrating. A patch was released for the PS3, Xbox 360 and PC a few days after the game’s release that resolved questing and scripting issues. It wasn’t good enough because there are still plenty of glitches floating around.

The new Xbox Live dashboard update was released a couple days ago. The dashboard had been in a beta phase for weeks prior to the public launch. During that time there were a lot of updates working up to November 1. However many users were experiencing problems updating their consoles, avatars and experiencing game freezes. Fear not, Microsoft has fixed the majority of those problems and are on the lookout for more.

The latest firmware update for the PS3 has been causing problems for some people trying to update their hard drives. Reports say those who have been affected are getting error messages after trying to replace a hard drive if firmware 3.41 was already installed. Sony initially recommended users to reinstall their original hard drives to restore performance.

Dragon Age: Origins is getting a hefty patch today (July 19, 2010). The patch will only address issues in the PC version and an update for the PS3 and Xbox 360 will be available as soon as Sony and Microsoft approve it. The fixes are for the original full game as well as Dragon Age: Awakening.

As previously promised, Rockstar has released another patch for Red Dead Redemption. This patch fixes a whole mess of issues including some of the difficulties so many of us have been having with multiplayer. You will be prompted to download the patch the next time you boot up RDR on PS3 or Xbox 360.

The LittleBigPlanet Pod Penthouse for $4.99 features a giant PS3 controller that allows you to change what’s outside the window by rotating the background, two floors, a wallpaper game that lets you create wallpapers for your PS3 system and two open spaces downstairs to personalize. The new LittleBigPlanet Playground is a huge three level filled with familiar characters including King, Sackboy, Uncle Jalapeno, Ghosts, Meerkats and more. The ModNation Racer Clubhouse features a mini-theater where players can watch exclusive interviews or videos about their favorite game, hangout in the cafeteria style lounge area, play the sticker wall game or go upstairs to play Skee Racer. And, of course, updates and new items for your avatars…