Reggie: Third parties don't "get" the Wii, more

[LordTheNightKnight]

Sky Render said:

No More Heroes was a mainstream failure, but it either reached or surpassed the break-even point of the cost of making it. It would be hard to justify releasing a sequel to it otherwise.

Break-even points are what decide if products are commercially successful; whether a product approaches mainstream successful or not is unimportant if your break-even point is low enough.

 

I mean look at most RPGs. You got tons of them on the PS1, PS2, and DS, but very few of them sell a million. Then why make them? They still make money.

And if NMH flopped, when its his most successful game, then why didn't Killer 7 ruin him and Grasshopper? That game had to have cost about as much by the logic given here.