Users of the famous computer game Nintendo faced many problems in the Scarlett and Violet version of the game, which prompted the company to apologize to players within the set of notes in the updated version of the game released last Thursday.
The Scarlett and Violet version had several issues, from a stable rate of frame drops to missing character models to occasional crashes. The problem has turned into a competition between users via the social networking site Twitter for who can find the largest number of errors in the game.
“We realize that players may encounter some issues that affect game performance,” Nintendo wrote in the feedback group. “Our goal has always been to give players a positive experience from our games, and we apologize for the inconvenience caused by bugs. We take player complaints and opinions seriously and work to improve games.” .
CNET.com, which specializes in technology issues, noted that the package of notes provided by the company in the updated version is the largest ever for the Pokemon game, but it does not explain much since the launch of the new game two weeks ago.
Nintendo said that in addition to “fixing specific bugs,” the updated version fixes a bug that causes music to play incorrectly.
