Well the Xbox may have crashed these past few years, but Asha is looking to reboot it, so let's see...how does Project Helix fare..Xbox already crashed.
As for the others. They'll certainly lose sales. One more than the other but i see neither Sony nor Nintendo outright crashing in the near future.
She can reboot what she wants, the Helix is going to be north of $1000 which means it's dead on arrival.Well the Xbox may have crashed these past few years, but Asha is looking to reboot it, so let's see...how does Project Helix fare..
I admire the Xbox Fans. They Never give up.Well the Xbox may have crashed these past few years, but Asha is looking to reboot it, so let's see...how does Project Helix fare..
Its not even half as bad as in early/mid 90s if u compare midrange gaming pc price, simply value of the dollar is extremly low now so if u are US gamer or westerner overall u slowly "catching up" to what rest of the world usually paid for having gaming hobby.Well, is it time with the prices and everything else going bonkers? Will consumers speak with their wallets or have times changed where things will sell out regardless?
I doubt it, but the AAA suits are collectively hoping it will. They just can't face they've made some very short-sighted decisions and the chickens are coming back to roost.I´m not expecting a crash, but something drastic will definitely happen in the AAA realm. That whole business model is just unsustainable with development cost and time getting more and more out of hand.
It´s literally russian roulette by now.
Maybe AI will become a savior here but we`ll see.
For every AAA slop that fails 10 Indies succeed by providing gameplay innovations and new experiences.We aren't "due for" it, because It's already happening right now.
Really?For every AAA slop that fails 10 Indies succeed by providing gameplay innovations and new experiences.
This is not a crash more like a market shift towards consumer needs that were ignored for a while.
If things persist as is, they won't. They'll have to default back on what's "proven to work" to secure some stability.It's certainly going to be rocky. I never understand why studios and teams risk it with their woke agenda in a market like this.
Not to mention less consoles are being sold, period, even though the market is ostensibly bigger.There certainly is a crash happening at the moment. We went from consoles becoming cheaper during the course of a generation to consoles becoming significantly more expensive than when they launched. The ongoing AIpocalypse is also runing the PC gamnig business by making essential components more valuable than gold and diamonds. At the same time we see an increasing number of (primarily western) development studios firing people or even closing entirely.
The industry is not in a healthy state at the moment at all.
That's because most American development studios insist on being located in liberal cities where the cost of living is astronomical. If I was Playstation, I would tell these studios to relocate or get fucked. If you can cut a game's budget by 50% just by relocating the studio, then do it. If they don't like it, let them leave and start their own studio.I think the gaming industry will reinvent itself before crashing. Things like $200+ million budgets are unsustainable and studios located in the US are the ones hurting the most as the cost of living and salaries are considerably higher than other locations. That is why Chinese and Korean games are coming with everything for that piece of the market, and it'll only get more prominent.
Many have been saying this but the people working in these places don't want to relocate. It is time for big studios to start subsidize their work to cheaper places (even cheaper countries) or move from the big metropolitan areas. Someone will need to give in here.That's because most American development studios insist on being located in liberal cities where the cost of living is astronomical. If I was Playstation, I would tell these studios to relocate or get fucked. If you can cut a game's budget by 50% just by relocating the studio, then do it. If they don't like it, let them leave and start their own studio.
Then they can enjoy the unemployment line because their studio is unsustainable.Many have been saying this but the people working in these places don't want to relocate. It is time for big studios to start subsidize their work to cheaper places (even cheaper countries) or move from the big metropolitan areas. Someone will need to give in here.