Group RPG games

With the PSone and PS2, the cost of making games increased rapidly, yet the casuals as well as true gamers bought the system hence both type of games sold

Now as usual, costs have gone up only now, the casuals and lessers have been snapped away to the Wii leaving little people to buy the PS3/360.

As a result, games have stopped selling NEARLY as much, and the Wii is a shadow of the PSone/PS2 in selling software (buh buh teh Wii Sports:cry:) and with so many developers closing, there is only one outcome for this gen

Total and UTTER crash

thanks for your expert opinion, I feel so enlightened now

FACT: various sectors worldwide are heading for a crash

With the PSone and PS2, the cost of making games increased rapidly, yet the casuals as well as true gamers bought the system hence both type of games sold

Now as usual, costs have gone up only now, the casuals and lessers have been snapped away to the Wii leaving little people to buy the PS3/360.

As a result, games have stopped selling NEARLY as much, and the Wii is a shadow of the PSone/PS2 in selling software (buh buh teh Wii Sports:cry:) and with so many developers closing, there is only one outcome for this gen

Total and UTTER crap

FirstDiscovery

With the PSone and PS2, the cost of making games increased rapidly, yet the casuals as well as true gamers bought the system hence both type of games sold

Now as usual, costs have gone up only now, the casuals and lessers have been snapped away to the Wii leaving little people to buy the PS3/360.

As a result, games have stopped selling NEARLY as much, and the Wii is a shadow of the PSone/PS2 in selling software (buh buh teh Wii Sports:cry:) and with so many developers closing, there is only one outcome for this gen

Total and UTTER crap

FirstDiscovery

FACT: you changed the topic title

Oh what's the point in bothering...

With the PSone and PS2, the cost of making games increased rapidly, yet the casuals as well as true gamers bought the system hence both type of games sold

Now as usual, costs have gone up only now, the casuals and lessers have been snapped away to the Wii leaving little people to buy the PS3/360.

As a result, games have stopped selling NEARLY as much, and the Wii is a shadow of the PSone/PS2 in selling software (buh buh teh Wii Sports:cry:) and with so many developers closing, there is only one outcome for this gen

Total and UTTER crash

FirstDiscovery

First Discovery bashing the Wii again. It never fails.

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With the PSone and PS2, the cost of making games increased rapidly, yet the casuals as well as true gamers bought the system hence both type of games sold

Now as usual, costs have gone up only now, the casuals and lessers have been snapped away to the Wii leaving little people to buy the PS3/360.

As a result, games have stopped selling NEARLY as much, and the Wii is a shadow of the PSone/PS2 in selling software (buh buh teh Wii Sports:cry:) and with so many developers closing, there is only one outcome for this gen

Total and UTTER Trash

doobie1975

Fixed again :P

With the PSone and PS2, the cost of making games increased rapidly, yet the casuals as well as true gamers bought the system hence both type of games sold

Now as usual, costs have gone up only now, the casuals and lessers have been snapped away to the Wii leaving little people to buy the PS3/360.

As a result, games have stopped selling NEARLY as much, and the Wii is a shadow of the PSone/PS2 in selling software (buh buh teh Wii Sports:cry:) and with so many developers closing, there is only one outcome for this gen

Total and UTTER crash

FirstDiscovery

Fact: a crash = cheaper product to the consumer. I would love to pay less for games. The cost to make a high end game will remain high, and there would be fewer, but my bank account could use a rest.cainetao11

[QUOTE="cainetao11"]Fact: a crash = cheaper product to the consumer. I would love to pay less for games. The cost to make a high end game will remain high, and there would be fewer, but my bank account could use a rest.No_Quoter

It's because of nintendo that the industry is not heading for a crash.

[QUOTE="No_Quoter"][QUOTE="cainetao11"]Fact: a crash = cheaper product to the consumer. I would love to pay less for games. The cost to make a high end game will remain high, and there would be fewer, but my bank account could use a rest.HuusAsking

Almost every ps3/xbox 360 game breaksa million. I don't think an exclusive first/second party game (except rare games, and lair) haven't broken a million. And then include gta, cod, bioshock, left 4 dead, etc. It seems like gamers are buying more not less.

inevitably, but not soon. Maybe just sony.

Link?

Almost every ps3/xbox 360 game breaksa million. I don't think an exclusive first/second party game (except rare games, and lair) haven't broken a million. And then include gta, cod, bioshock, left 4 dead, etc. It seems like gamers are buying more not less.

nhh18

A lot of the time, one mill isn't enough to turn a profit anymore. Though games like CoD, GTA, and Bioshock sold WAYYYYY over a mill.

Sure it is.

How is that a fact? :?