Viper1 on 29 July 2008
The law of diminishing returns. The input/output threshold yields become too high for publishers to prosper.
Mergers, buyouts and consolidations try to slow the process.
Middleware overtakes proprietary tools.
Sequels, licensed projects, me-too's and high budget cliched titles become common.
Closures and cancellations abound.
Hmmmm, exactly what we are experiencing now.
Unless a better business model is introduced for the next generation, the industry will crash or be wholly dominated by Nintendo given they already changed their business model.
The rEVOLution is not being televised
