Edouble24 on 27 November 2009
| LordTheNightKnight said: "High development costs is a problem on Wii as well, which is why developers aren't putting many high budget games on the console, because there is a greater chance for failure on Wii than the HD twins with high budget titles (in the minds of developers)." How that's logical, since studios have actually gone under thanks to HD failures, and not Wii failures... it's just not logical. I know you're just stating their mindset. I just think it's an asinine mindset. |
perhaps it is. However plenty of developers have no made money on Wii even on a small budget, so they fear trying their hand with a big budget. I also didn't say it wasn't a problem on the HD twins. What's illogical is to think that high development costs can only effect either the HD twins or Wii, it can effect both. Third parties are scared to take risks on any console these days. Big budgets go to surefire hits and smaller titles end up on Wii and the downloadable services. Some developers take a shot and fail.
