cwbys21 on 20 May 2008
I was hoping someone could explain this to me as it makes no sense what so ever. It is cheaper and faster to make a game on the PC, even though PC games have better graphics than consoles, need to work on a wider range on computers with a lot of different parts inside, and need to scale to run well on computers that don't meet recommended spec. While consoles, for some reason, take longer to make games, are more expensive to make games, but they don't need to scale and you have relatively set hardware (ps3/360 have some different hardware but nothing like PCs do). So why is it easier and cheaper to make games on PC? You seem to have to do more with unset hardware verses consoles. Does anyone know or is this another mystery of gaming?
