jammy2211 said:
It's a trend that has been happening for 15 years+ and is elusive in gaming on all platforms. As I said above Wii developement budgets (or at least marketing) is only going to get bigger and bigger, causing the smaller budget stuff to be ignored and thus the trend illustrated will continue. Just in a less tradional sense of the money being focused not on making a (subjectively?) better game, but on making the most marketable project with the widest mainstream appeal.
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This is much less of a problem on the Wii. There are plenty of smaller budget, innovative projects on the Wii. I don't see many of those on the 360 or PS3.
As it currently stands, the technology in the 360 and PS3 has outpaced the business model of the industry. The people who own these systems demand amazing, realistic graphics for every game. That doesn't make sense. Not every game can be a multi-million dollar production. There needs to be middle and lower end games for every console.
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