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Re: PS3- too expensive to develope for?
Think about it, does a custom made AK-47 make your game better than using a canned AK-47 that looks virtually the same? And speedtree has been used for ages with great results for example. Coders use library code all the time, but when it comes to assets its like a holy grail and everyone has to make their own, and most… -
Re: PS3- too expensive to develope for?
[ QUOTE ] Think about it, does a custom made AK-47 make your game better than using a canned AK-47 that looks virtually the same? And speedtree has been used for ages with great results for example. Coders use library code all the time, but when it comes to assets its like a holy grail and everyone has to make their own,… -
Re: PS3- too expensive to develope for?
[ QUOTE ] Think about it, does a custom made AK-47 make your game better than using a canned AK-47 that looks virtually the same? And speedtree has been used for ages with great results for example. Coders use library code all the time, but when it comes to assets its like a holy grail and everyone has to make their own,… -
Re: PS3- too expensive to develope for?
damn, you. I've been looking for those maracas forever. I'm trying to not go to ebay for them. Though, maybe, soon, my will will be crushed, as it's been years, and I've never seen them come through a resell store. -
Re: PS3- too expensive to develope for?
oh my god... that's a great deal Oh, and the Saturn is worth it. The Panzer Dragoon series alone is worth it. Plus, Guardian Heroes is a fun one too. Oh, and you can pick up the Contra game that comes with 3d glasses too. I love my Saturn. -
Re: PS3- too expensive to develope for?
devkits for the newest system are surely more expensive than for a system that has been on the market for a while, so how do you compare? generally it seems, people were paying like 35k pounds per devkit even in the SNES heydays so i guess the prices for the kits have come down over the years, all in all. btw. lot's of PS3… -
Re: PS3- too expensive to develope for?
Developers never fork out their own money for anything. The budget for the project always comes from some type of investor, hoping to make profit. Next-gen games will have a much more difficult time making profit because of increasing costs. There is NO WAY to keep costs down while meeting the expectations of consumers.…
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