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ShadowSoldier on 24 May 2009
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ZenfoldorVGI said:
Munkeh111 said:
@ undying, without knowing the budget you can never know if they made any money. Of course developing on the Xbox is more expensive than PS2, so they need to sell more than on Xbox. Also, I am sure some of those are flops

Anyway, I think they will likely save Mistwalker's game for TGS

I don't know what your talking about(I didn't read before this post) but I know some games, like Lost Odyssey, were developed with existing engines(didn't is use Unreal, or something?), and had very few spell/attack/summon animations and no FMVs, and could concievably have costs MUCH less to develop than even a low budget PS2 game.

What? Lost Odyssey had a different animation for each spell. It had a frequent amount of FMV's and I'm pretty sure it cost a lot more money then you think mainly because they had to pay a 3rd party for the use of their engine



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