Neodegenerate said:
AAA to me speaks more to the production budget/value than it does just to marketing. It also speaks to the expected reception of the game. I think games like Splatoon, and this year's release of Ratchet and Clank, are games that would fall out of that category despite being high quality games. |
Isn't marketing part of the budget though? Or at least the bottom line? Xenoblade X wouldn't be considered AAA because it has the opposites of games like Splatoon, MK and Smash.
If there's a way to define triple A games more factually, I'll digress.
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