The_vagabond7 on 17 January 2008
You can't talk about a developer like it's some guy that's like "alright I think this is a good game, I made this game and will sell it, my name is dave, I'm the developer!"
the "developer" is a huge company often times, or at least a studio made of many people. These people need something called "currency" in order to purchase food and clothing. Food, clothing, shelter and jobs trump quality 99% of the time. Even if a game is bad, they still need to sell it to make a buck. And 80% of gamers never even read reviews. A large chunk of that 80% can't tell a mediocre game from a good game.
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