So indies now too are as bad as AAA games when it comes to delays and showing off games too early

[DanneSandin]

CaptainExplosion said:

DanneSandin said:
It all kinda depends, if you ask me - which you indirectly did when posting this thread. I think Early Access can be a poison in this context; why finish developing a game you already got paid for? With Kickstarter more often than not you ask for money BEFORE the project starts. I'd much rather back a kickstarter than an early access project, unless the latter has a good pedigree. But in the end, a delayed game will eventually be good, but a rushed game will forever be bad. Except Mighty Number 9, that shit will forever be mediocre even after several delays.

"A delayed game is eventually good. A bad game is bad forever." ~Shigeru Miyomoto. But he wasn't applying that to the likes of Duke Nukem Forever.

Maybe the developers should have applied that to Duke Nuke Forever, eeeeh? ;D