SvennoJ on 04 July 2015
Shorter life cycles are good.
- Excitement of new hardware with new possibilities.
- Room for innovation and new IPs.
- Level playing field for developers.
Longer life cycles leads to
- Stagnation and sequelitis.
- Established game engines that push the machines to the max leaving little room for experimental game play.
- Harder for small teams to break into the market.
