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[QUOTE="htekemerald"]Well take the manufaturing price of an xbox and add the 10 bucks it costs to make the Wiimote and nunchuck. And the 3 cents it cost to make wii sports.htekemerald

Clever... I bet you are in a gifted program.

[QUOTE="SA--X"]How did it look like crap? Hold your toung or say all that is on your mind.Planeforger

It wasn't a very promising premise - a soldier-guy smashes robots with a giant hammer. The graphics looked 'meh', combat didn't look very deep (from what we've seen)...it just looked like another linear, generic action-adventure game.

The only thing it seemed to have going for it was semi-destructible environments - it's not like it was likely to be an AAA game.

I would have to say that for a company that has nothing left to fall back on. $40 profit is quite reasonable.foxhound_fox

[QUOTE="SA--X"]Ifyou had been playing baseball, and use to be extremely well at it, for 10 yearswithout hitting a home run and then suddenly started to carry your entire team in points, don't you think you would gloat just a bit?Ragnarok1051

That is a very good point, but don't you think it seems that the Sheep learned nothing with the N64 and Gamecube?

Well take the manufaturing price of an xbox and add the 10 bucks it costs to make the Wiimote and nunchuck. And the 3 cents it cost to make wii sports.htekemerald

Clever... I bet you are in a gifted program.

The game looked crap from the beginning, so if the rumour is true, isn't that a good thing?

Planeforger

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[QUOTE="Hewkii"]it costs pennies to make a copy of a game.GunSmith1_basic

But it cost Millions to actually develop one.

I think he's comparing that to making a console...

He's saying that if you look at the materials that it takes to make a game CD, it is not much at all. But, if you saw the whole picture, you would see the gigantic team of people being paid hourly wages, the resources it takes, and the advertisement behind the label of each game. There is much more than plastic and magnetic paper (or whatever CDs are made of) in that game. Just like with a console, there was a team that made it, advertisements had to be made, and lots of jobs depend on each sale. Nintendo making a big profit just means higher wages for their customers, more money being spent on developement, and more money in researching new tech for the next system.

[QUOTE="Hewkii"]it costs pennies to make a copy of a game.SpecialForcesOp

But it cost Millions to actually develop one.

I think he's comparing that to making a console...