Sentences with phrase «aaa games cost»

yes AAA games cost more than ever to make but that doesn't they should be made as a gamer I would expect you'd want them, the features and ideas of AAA games always eventually find their way into smaller games and studios and thats where they flourish and evolve.

For argument's sake, most gamers expect new AAA games cost $ 60.

But AAA game costs have inflated to 3x the cost to make easily.

Not exact matches

A single AAA game could take as long as 18 months to develop, cost millions.

It's better than any triple AAA title like any of the COD games and was created at a fraction of the cost.

A port of a free to play game that is over 3 years old currently costs more than Horizon: Zero Dawn, Wolfenstein: The New Colossus, Batman: Arkham Knight and many other critically adored AAA titles released in the last couple of years.

LOL, «infrastructure costs»... another thing the industry MANUFACTURED by disallowing people to run their own servers for most AAA games.

But it costs a lot of money to make AAA console games — reports pegged the budget for The Phantom Pain at over $ 80 million — and it's increasingly difficult for publishers to break even on that kind of cost.

I don't see the big deal in putting these games on windows 10 and besides the cost of AAA game development will once again increase next gen and platform makers may need to start looking for more markets for their games.

A game like destiny was rumored to cost more than $ 400mil, now imagine what AAA next gen game development will costs.

PS4 is the reborn of PS2 and its ease to get engines going for porting and cost effective development times gave us many jewels which are tomorrows AAA games, so no worries, there will be enough great games to choose from.

So buying more games at full prices without DLC may make IT go away someday or every AAA game will still have DLC instead of higher prices based at the developer cost.

In the case of Star Citizen, gamers specifically asked for an AAA PC exclusive that cost $ 100 million so they literally are footing the bill for it from top to bottom.

They said themselves the engine cost a lot to make and that is partly why thy were moving away from AAA expense games on Vita.

I mean, sure you can look at the price of the games that given with the membership for a few months and say that it justifies the annual cost of the membership, however, the fact of the matter is, most members have already previously purchased the games or would not purchase 90 % of those that are now being offered; especially since the majority of all games ar Indie Titles (which are more «hip» to own than actually fun to play), and the AAA titles are few and far between, and those that are offered, are typically 3 - 5 years old.

The cost of AAA Nintendo games have severely limited my collection.

Mainstream (or AAA) game development has reached a point of skyrocketed development costs where failure — or even moderate success — can not be allowed.

AAA likes to argue that games cost more to create now, so they have to charge more somehow, but I don't buy this at all - not as the only option.

I'm all for your theory & hope it grasps other independent parties so we «gamers» can enjoy future AAA titles at half the cost.

Asking for «free» AAA games with a paid subscriptiin that costs $ 4.15 per month is a little much.

AAA games like Assassin's Creed, Call of Duty, Fallout, etc... They usually cost a company around $ 120 million dollars to develop.

Despite not costing you a penny to download, there's little to nothing you can't achieve just from playing the game — something a lot of AAA publishers would do well to look at!

Let's face it, it's not that difficult to see how AAA game development can cost millions of dollars.

Since indie game development tends to cost less, AAA devs should take notes and do the same thing.

Because the cost associated with developing an indie game differ greatly from those of AAA studios.

The winning combination is to continue lowering the cost to entry, publishing AAA games from Western / Japanese publishers in China, Introducing locally developed Chinese games that are free to play or low cost and finally to continue innovating in the digital space with a meaningful PS Plus subscription that offers you similar functionality to that of Android «TV Gaming» devices.

But with continued promotion from Sony and Microsoft, lower cost to entry, more AAA games from Western + Japanese publishers, the introduction of more local Chinese games that take advantage of both paid and F2P models, as well as positioning the devices as home media entertainment systems for the family, Sony and Microsoft can see their games business in China grow gradually to end the generation in a good position.

The Android console manufacturer has partnered with many AAA / AA and Indie developers in order to bring games like Saints Row 4, Dynasty Warriors and Hawken to their console in an attempt to attract Chinese gamers who want great game experiences at a low cost to entry.

With the cost of AAA - game making rising ever higher, some studios have turned to crowdfunding and Kickstarter to get their projects off the ground.

The rest will be forced to develop smaller titles, and could risk being left behind when they try to create AAA games once middleware costs have dropped.

The cost of producing a AAA game has gone up exponentially, while the $ 60 price tag for a box game hasn't changed.

The company plans to outmanoeuvre Sony and Microsoft by bringing Chinese & foreign AAA games to their console faster and at cheaper costs than PS4 & XB1.

Video games are getting increasingly more expensive which is why indie titles are becoming more and more appealing and predominant; often times an indie will offer a new and interesting mechanic or feature at a cost well below that of AAA.

You either have Map - Packs costing money, or non-intrusive microtransactions Joe, you can't have both free DLC and no microtransactions for AAA games, it simply won't be viable.

Mr. Willen's specifically addressing AAA console games, but would publishers like Ubisoft, Activision and Electronic Arts REALLY reduce the price of their games if they cost less to produce?