Too human biggest flop in gaming???

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Cactus said:

axumblade said:

Kane said:

axumblade said:

Kane said:

how you mean that it doesn't proof anything, it proves it is selling better then Lair while Lair costed more to make So better sales, less costs means smaller flop

What are you basing this off of? Your own feelings. That's what I was talking about before you randomly started spouting off the total copies that have been sold mumbo jumbo.

Back to the sales, Ps3 tends to do well in Europe therefore the sales are actually crucial for being able to determine whether it will sell more then Too Human.

 

nice BULLCRAP it just that i'm too lazy :-]

Or you cannot find a link to actually prove your statement therefore you blame it on your own laziness. Also, a game 10 years in production that was cancelled for for the Gamecube, and the Playstation, And then made and scrapped for the 360 from 2006 I believe. I am too "lazy" to reread this article for myself would definitely merit a high price tag.

http://www.ripten.com/2008/08/17/the-life-and-times-of-too-human/

http://kotaku.com/5041732/oh-so-too-human-didnt-take-ten-years-to-make

Who to believe...Dyack or...

Well I for one wouldn't put much stock in what Dyack says.  So the current Too Human took over four years to make.  That would still be quite an expensive game.  That is not even counting the costs of making the PS1 and GC builds.  It isn't like the programmers weren't paid prior to 2004.

In the time between 1996 and 2008 they have only had two games.  Eternal Darkness and The Twin Snakes.  So we know the time after TTT was spent developing Too Human for the 360.  But what were they doing in the nearly six years between Legacy of Kain and Eternal Darkness.  Unless ED actually took six years, we have to assume a good chunk of that time was spent developing Too Human.  At least the PS1 version, the GC version seems like it may have coincided with ED, and taken a back seat to their other games.  According to this interview they have 185 employees.  That is a lot of people to pay, and that isn't even factoring in other costs.