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VGhippy on 08 January 2012
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Lucas-Rio said:
VGhippy said:
Lucas-Rio said:
In profit as well.

You won't see any AAA titles on applestore because that's where the editors want to make money.

Saying you won't see any AAA titles on the Applestore 'after' they have appeared and while they continue to appear just proves you are a denial. Square have already released the prequal to Chaos Rings and are going to release a sequel. We now have AAA 'Franchises' on the mobile/tablet market, not just individual games. Ports of existing AAA games to phones/tablets such as Dead Space and Grand Theft Auto are becoming more popular too.

I think your are mistaken about what means AAA. You don't seem to get it.


I'll just take Chaos Rings as an example here. I've read lot's of debate on what the definition of AAA is and while some people put more weight on production value and others put more weight on metascore (I think it's a hybrid personally) given that Chaos Rings is praised for it's high production values on most reviews, has a metascore of 91 and is published by a major publisher (square-enix) I'm struggling to think how you can raise the bar higher for a definition of an AAA. Note that I'm not arguing what the exact definition of AAA is, only that Chaos rings fits most of the general definitions for what an AAA game is. Though I've got no doubt that you could come up with some sort of esoteric condition to try and exclude it.