What if you went to the movies and the film studdered like skyrim halfway?
Wouldn't you demand a refund? This is bad business. Bethesda robbed ps3 owners
.Demand a recall.

The game really didnt bog down until I hit the 10mb save file. Was thinking of trading it in for Saints Row The Third or Atelier Totori: Alchemist of Arland 2.

Well so much for them saying PS3 wasn't a problem that they learned not treat it like a pc and 360 looks like the done just that

I'm at approx the 70hr mark myself with a 6MB save file. I have noticed some frame rate drop shown above but thought this was part of the "charm" of an Elder Scrolls game.

I played Morrowind back in 2002 on my XBOX. Great experience. No problems that I recall. Then in 2007, after taking a break from gaming for a few years, I bought a PS3 along with the GOTY version of Oblivion, the first game I played on my then brand new PS3.

Too many times now Bethesda has screwed me with crappy quality control. Oblivion went smoothly enough except for a few instances of slowdown (the screen was crowded with 6 or 7 enemies at a time and spells tossed every which way, etc.)

Then I bought Fallout 3. A decent game, but a bit too much freezing occurred (reset, reset again - wash, rinse, repeat, etc.) oh and the graphics were kind of crummy. But I really didn't expect a perfect game after I considered the size of the game world. It seemed like Bethesda did a decent job.

Fallout New Vegas was next. A different animal. What a disappointing, frustrating pile of horseshit had I just bought? For a fair amount of the game anyway. The story I actually liked better than Fallout 3. But the glitches, lockups, and quests that were screwed up. Patch after patch after patch. They even changed some of the characteristics and stats of some of the guns and ammo, thus making my strategy guide somewhat outdated. Then came the major pisser-offer. I found myself knee-deep in a pile of shit with a majorly f@#cked up broken quest. One that was part of the main quest that occurred at Hoover Dam (some of you may know of this one, I forgot the actual quest title). Anyway, to get around that I had to load a save file from 60 game time hrs earlier.

At least I wasn't foolish enough to buy their New Vegas DLC which is what they were no doubt concentrating on instead of dedicating more resources to fixing New Vegas.

Now Skyrim. Last year when I heard another Elder Scrolls game was coming, I was eager and looking forward to playing it. I thought it would be relatively flawless since Bethesda was both the developer and publisher just like Oblivion (but unlike New Vegas which was published by Bethesda but developed by Obsidian who I assumed to be responsible for the broken quests I encountered as well as the other annoying issues).

There's that old idiom "fool me once, shame on you, fool me twice shame on me". Let me just say I didn't have that line going through my mind when standing at the Game Stop counter handing over my 60 bucks. I, like many others was caught up in the game's hype.

Essentially what I wound up doing when buying Skyrim was rewarding a company for their incompetence. Bethesda might be the worst when it comes to placing profits far ahead of quality and putting smiles on the faces of gamers. If I do buy another Bethesda game, it will be a used copy from Amazon or a private seller. That way at least I'm getting some satisfaction that Bethesda is not getting any of my money!

I recommend we should all vote with our wallets from now on.

Sorry for the long rant, but I do feel better now XD

Favreorite apart fro Morrowind same story for me too...Bta New Vegas is still broken i hope Skyrim won't have same fate on PS3

I feel bad for people who bought this on the PS3.

Buyer beware and all that