They’ve done that kind of thing before, throw in a notoriously failed game, but not as the headliner. The most obvious example I can think of is Gotham Knights.
I’m playing it now, I haven’t noticed any serious glitches. Also, the game asked me to sign-in to the Playstation Network when I first started it up, I said “nope” and it hasn’t bothered me since.
Edit: Ok, scratch the part about not running into glitches. Just within the past five minutes the right trigger has stopped registering twice and I’ve had to restart the game to get it to come back.
I was going to suggest CrossCode, it has some great characters. And while the game is balls-hard on default settings it has many adjustable options to bring it in line with whatever your skill level may be.
When I played on PC the game looked good, but there were definitely places that could be improved. I recall facial animations looking a bit off. Not that I think a remaster is called for.
Epic never expected to make money on exclusives. They were using them as a loss-leader to force people to use their shitty store. Fortunately it looks like they’ve lost enough money to make them stop or at least cut back on their shenanigans.
Yes, there’s a game called “New Tales From The Borderlands”. It’s generally regarded as pretty bad, and is in no way a worthy followup to the original.
They bought the ma.ne domain, then created a hu subdomain, so it’s actually a web address, which is kind of cool. But then it just redirects to humane.com, so… yeah.
They’ve done that kind of thing before, throw in a notoriously failed game, but not as the headliner. The most obvious example I can think of is Gotham Knights.