Two days ago, when Xiao Chili was brushing Weibo, he saw such an interesting Weibo:
After reading this whole news, the place that Pepper most wants to complain about is not Cyberpunk 2077, but this thing called the Museum of Failure.
Little Pepper first went to see this with the mentality of Tu Yile, but with curiosity, I still went to the Internet to search for the failed museum, and I did not expect that this thing not only existed, but also came to Shanghai to hold an exhibition in 2019.
The name is also interesting when exhibited in Shanghai, The Mother of Success Museum.
The Museum of Failure was founded by a clinical psychologist named Samuel West, who was originally inspired by his visit to the Museum of Broken Relationships in Croatia.
So today, Little Pepper will take you to the exhibition and see what products you have heard about in the Failure Museum.
First of all, the "Cyberpunk 2077" mentioned at the beginning of the article, this game we got the initial review qualification, but also clearly stated in the article that the bug is really a bit much...
Although the game can also be played, but it and the original advertised content is not only a lot worse, the experience is also relatively bad, even if there are more bugs, PS4 version even running is a problem.
If nothing else, at the beginning of the original popular global promotional film, the protagonist V appeared by subway, but Pepper did not find half a subway in the game...
A year after the game's release, CDPR, the developer of Cyberpunk 2077, is still fixing bugs, and no one can say when new game content will arrive.
Another game that has just entered the Museum of Failure is No Man's Deep Space, and unlike the previous game, No Man's Deep Space is simply rotten...
Due to the low quality of the game when it was first released, many players gave it a bad review, but the game's studio continued to update the game's content with amazing perseverance, resulting in a reversal in word of mouth.
This wave of operations is actually quite inspiring, indicating that as long as the game is done well, players will buy it.
Unfortunately, due to the poor early game experience, it was included in the Museum of Failure...
In addition to games, the Museum of Failure also includes familiar technology brands, such as Nokia of the year.
Nokia launched a phone called the N-Gage in 2002, and its selling point was the gaming phone, which was quite advanced in concept, and the older bad friends may have an impression of it.
At that time, although everyone used Nokia, they still used handhelds such as Game Boy to play games.
I don't know if Nokia wants to innovate or grab the game market, this strangely shaped mobile phone was finally born...
The phone looks fancy, but it's not flattering to use, it's inconvenient to call and text, and the game lineup is completely incomparable to the Nintendo Game Boy.
And N-Gage is shaped a bit like a Taco, which is why people call it Taco Phone...
It is said that N-Gage's mobile phone panel final shipments of 3 million units, although this is not the final sales, but compared with Nokia's tens of millions or even hundreds of millions of sales of mobile phones, it is already pitiful...
In addition to Nokia, digital products in recent years have also been included in the museum of failure, such as Google's smart glasses Google Glass.
When this glasses were released, the heat was not small, but there will be many problems when people actually use them, such as the camera on the glasses is not easy to use, and the extremely high manufacturing cost will eventually make the price rise.
You let The Little Pepper spend ten thousand dollars to buy this glasses, then I definitely refuse...
And many people say that Google Glass may secretly take photos or cause privacy problems, and some regions even prohibit the use of Google Glass.
Domestic products, it is not nothing, the hammer T1 is included in...
A simple translation, the meaning is probably that Luo Yonghao is an Internet celebrity in China, he launched the hammer T1 under the name of "Jobs of the New Era", but the initial shortage of supply caused consumers to wait 4 months to have goods, and quality control problems such as loose buttons, blurry photos and mediocre sound quality made consumers very angry.
Although it was collected by the museum, I don't know whether Luo Yonghao should be happy or sad...
In addition to hardware products, some foods and drinks have also been included, such as the Coca-Cola we are familiar with, which is also in the Failure Museum...
In the 1980s, Coca-Cola's market share was gradually surpassed by Pepsi, and even some customers preferred the taste of Pepsi, so Coca-Cola launched "New Coke" in 1985 and renamed Coke II in 1992.
The reason why it is called New Coca-Cola is because Coca-Cola gave up its ancestral recipe and made a new flavor, and as a result, everyone did not like this new flavor of Coca-Cola very much...
This is typical of the "nothing to do", so that Coca-Cola quickly re-listed the ancestral recipe, named "Classic Coca-Cola Classic".
As a result, this is on the shelves, and the delicious sales volume immediately goes back...
Later, some people said that this was delicious deliberate, in order to disgust everyone with the new recipe and then go to buy the classic model, but it was denied by the mouth, this matter is our head iron blind JB change...
New Coca was discontinued in 2002, and the product was historically sealed, but it was included in the Museum of Failures.
After drinking, let's talk about eating - tasting potato chips.
Little Pepper didn't want Tonko Uncle to roll over the car one day, because in the 90s there was a wave of low-calorie food, and we are now popular to drink sugar-free drinks.
Not to be outdone, The Taster, of course, launched a low-calorie fat free potato chip, hoping to compete for share.
In 1996, a food additive called Olestra, Chinese called fatty acid sucrose polyester, was approved as a fat substitute.
It is precisely because the taster adds this thing to the potato chips that people will eat the potato chips but it is not easy to become fat.
But some people find that eating this thing is not digested, and even diarrhea...
Of course, people don't buy potato chips that can eat bad stomachs, so the popularity of this potato chip is getting lower and lower.
In addition to the products mentioned above, there are DMC DeLorean cars, broadcast 737 Max airplanes, Apple's Newton computer, and Atari's E.T. Alien game, among others.
Some of these products are known worldwide for their failures, such as the "Atari Crash" caused by E.T. Aliens in 1982.
There are also some unknown products that look like a failure, such as Heinz once had purple ketchup...
But after looking at so many collections, Pepper found that these collections are not "useless failures", they are just poor feedback in the market, and some products are even too advanced, which can be regarded as an innovation.
But innovation doesn't mean success, and it's likely to be a fiasco or even a disgrace.
So in addition to exhibiting these failed collections, the Failed Museum can also cause people to think from another perspective: What kind of product is successful? Do people really need such a product?
However, I don't know what is a successful product, but with Coca-Cola, which was changed to a different recipe, my little pepper absolutely does not accept...