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jammy2211 on 09 January 2009
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vlad321 said:
jammy2211 said:
vlad321 said:

Hey, I'm all for ood games selling well and bad ones not, and that does mostly happen on the PC. In fact it's the consoles that get plagued by exactly what you mentioned, good games getting miserable sales (okami, zack and wiki, etc.) while the mediocre game get sky-high sales (cough halo 3 cough).

 

 Erm, that was all you could reply from my post? Other then the inevitable someone explaining how Zack and WIki far surpassed anything near what you could expect it to sell....

... yeah that's about it. You didn't give much to reply to, just that I guess you concede you're pseudo-reality of a PC market as this amazing market of quality and profitability is just that, a dream, which isn't possible. Wow, I really can't string much more together for this reply.

 Er yeah, hi.

I just didn't find anything to reply to other than your good games not selling point. You also fail to realize great games on the PC don't have to have huge budgets. Look at Portal for example, it wass done by a handful of college students, then VALVe hired them and they put the Source engine on top of their old design. I'm sorry, but somehow I doubt a handful of college students managed to put out the masssive money sink you seem to talk of so much.... Another example, look at WoW, when it realesed its graphics were already subpar based on competitors (EQ2) yet look at where it's at now. I want good games, and you seem to equate good games with high budgets. Sorry if that's your state of mind....

 

 Pretty much everything I eluded to was based off of what you fed me.

 But yeah, two examples of really successful games is er, great. Thanks 0_o. Especially WoW, I bet that was really cheap to develope, what with it's 5 year development cycle and extensive testing. High risk? Not at all! High budget? Never!

 So er yeah, PC relies on consoles at the moment, and your made up idea of a world where PC can survive on it's own and still get the support it gets today is just, CrAzY.