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We are hoping costs at the start of the next generation to only be double the cost of the start of the previous generation. r n r nHow is this even remotely sustainable in a world in which studios are already closing at an ever-increasing rate, unable to survive in ...
It doesn 't really mean less competition for OnLive/Ouya if GameStop is still targeting platforms like tablets and online-connected TV though, right Ouya is a lot closer to those than it is to a traditional console platform, since it runs on a mobile OS.
Also agreed. Especially since game studios hire employees on a rolling basis so over a three year development cycle the personnel might change considerably it 's invaluable for there to be ongoing opportunities for team members to regularly interact in a way that isn 't purely work-oriented.
The San Francisco event went great. I was particularly happy to see that there were two or three teams during the wrapup presentations made up entirely of people who had never made a game before. They still shipped playable games, and one of them, Secret Dad, was a clear highlight ...
