Kresnik said:
I was always of the impression that tiering of things was done on budget, though. And I don't think any of those games, bar the two I pointed out (Final Fantasy & Metal Gear Solid) receive anything like a big budget. If Gears of War is an entry-level AAA game with a $20 million budget (without marketing costs), do you think something like WipEout 2048 or Ratchet & Clank: Into the Nexus receive anything like that? I'd have thought not. Zarx's post explains it in more detail. |
That doesn't make them B games however. Those games have top developers behind them and are polished quality material. Nintendo games are being made on a tight budget as well but nobody would call them B games. What the arrticle means with B games are licensed games like Terminator and Iron Man and original titles like Nier and Earth Defense Force.