That's a rarity, since you are talking about a studio with pre-existing tech and a very well oiled machine of developers operating at max capacity (keep in mind too that ND shares a code base with Insomniac, thereby increasing the amount of work produced + halving the cost of development costs). The majority of the game industry is not like this at all.
Actually, they had to learn how to entirely re-work the way they code because they coded in a weird way in the PS2 era
Well I wish there were more like Naughty Dog, but you would assume many studios, certainly within companies like EA, share technology
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Those are just for cheap casual games. Hardcore games demand at least ten million dollars worth of hookers and blow.
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My ideal work place.
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Current playing: No More Heroes
more developement time = more night sessions at the office = more costs from pizza service
I find something wrong with the increasing development costs. It will increase to a point where developers won't take risks which will kill the industry in the long run. Just look at the current state of the Japanese video game market
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