The frequent crashes of the retail Windows versions infuriated many reviewers;[2][6][11][71] Game Revolution censured Interplay for focusing on censoring the game for marketing purposes instead of testing for and fixing the software bugs before release.[58] Several reviewers could not connect to multiplayer games due to failed connections or bugs.[2][58] The reviewers who managed to play online, commented the games were fun, although they were occasionally disconnected or lagged.[4][11][51] GamesFirst lamented the lack of dedicated low ping servers,[69] and several reviewers declared that the computer versions of the game was flawed for not implementing an in-game save feature.[4][11][16][51]