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TDK1044 · 11-03-05, 07:03 AM

Guys,

From the commissioning company's point of view, it's simply a case of what is the shortest time it will take to develop and release a popular game that will produce a healthy profit for the company. The size of the DEV team and the number of man hours needed is a huge consideration in deciding whether to proceed with a game or not. It is a fact that SH3 was developed in about half the time that AOD was. Considering that fact, SH3 is a pretty good buy for between $35 and $40. Sure there are a few glitches, but most of the complaints in forums such as this are largely subjective opinions rather than game faults. That being said, there are a few issues that the DEVS would like to have had the time to address. But nobody can afford to work for nothing, and so SH3 is what it is.

11-03-05, 07:03 AM	#9
TDK1044 Ocean Warrior Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Georgia, USA Posts: 2,674 Downloads: 25 Uploads: 0	SH4 Guys, From the commissioning company's point of view, it's simply a case of what is the shortest time it will take to develop and release a popular game that will produce a healthy profit for the company. The size of the DEV team and the number of man hours needed is a huge consideration in deciding whether to proceed with a game or not. It is a fact that SH3 was developed in about half the time that AOD was. Considering that fact, SH3 is a pretty good buy for between $35 and $40. Sure there are a few glitches, but most of the complaints in forums such as this are largely subjective opinions rather than game faults. That being said, there are a few issues that the DEVS would like to have had the time to address. But nobody can afford to work for nothing, and so SH3 is what it is.