| BasilZero said:
Yes it has, there's nothing wrong with that, but when I mean successful, I dont mean in total domination or obliteration of the competition, as long as both sides are profitable and consists of media which is appealing for all audiences and sells well, everyone wins.
Now how success is measured depends on the developers, obviously games like Mario and Pokemon will be multi million sellers while other small games such as Disgaea or a niche RPG will barely sell as much as mario and pokemon, but can easily be called a success depending on how the developer markets it, reactions/critiscisms are caught, and the overall production value/profit they make. |
True enough. But wouldn't you want some of the smaller games to do better, for example? And some of the big games maybe get too much of the spotlight?
