Kresnik said:
If we really want to discuss team sizes, Freedom Wars is a collaboration between Shift/Dimps/Japan Studio. Dimps has 180 employees. Shift has 70 employees. Can't find any figures for Japan Studio and obviously every single person isn't going to be working on this game, but the fact that it's a collaboration between 3 studios that's been in development for 3 years suggests that this is a higher-scale development than most. I just don't see how you think the budget on these games in somewhat higher. Even if we discount Bravely Default since you admitted including it was an error (it's a Silicon Studio handheld title. It won't have a large budget), Nintendo is notoriously good with budgets and games that make high profits off low investments. There's nothing to suggest that that has changed for 3DS development (WiiU, perhaps) so I just didn't see why you felt the need to drag that into your argument. Kinda took away from the points you were trying to make. |
Well... Technically, I never said it has higher budget than the vita games, it was just part of the 1/3 criteria that makes a game a big game in my eyes. Now obviously, handheld games are lower budget than console games but I am referring to handheld games that are higher budget when compared to most handheld games if that makes any sense. Like, you look at most of the games on vita and 3ds that get made by a lot of companies, they don't take as much money to make as games such as Uncharted, Killzone, SSB, MK7 and etc. Like that cod game didn't take as much money to make as Uncharted did and Rayman Origins didn't take as much money to make as MK7 and etc. Kinda like that is what I am referring to
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