gekkokamen on 25 March 2010
well, honestly. Not many developers can do what David Cage and his team did and succeed. It's a lot easier (and less expensive) to try your luck making an investment in more popular type of games, like (meh) FPS...a multiplayer tie-in and you are set (DLC, Microsoft's support since your game will potentially lead people to play Live Gold, etc). Sad, but true.
