The gaming sector has already been struggling with a (relative) lack of AAA content and incomplete releases with quality issues.
I can’t help but wonder if we’re in for a rough couple of years in the market with all of the additional tumult.
Granted much of the tumult is a direct result of the conditions that caused quality issues in the first place.
I’ve often argued that AAA games are just too big, and gamer expectations too unreasonable to be sustainable. (Not that I mean to excuse poor management as a leading factor).
Perhaps we’ll see an eventual changing of the guard and a reset to a more sustainable market, closer to what we had in the 90s?
I can’t help but wonder if we’re in for a rough couple of years in the market with all of the additional tumult.
Granted much of the tumult is a direct result of the conditions that caused quality issues in the first place.
I’ve often argued that AAA games are just too big, and gamer expectations too unreasonable to be sustainable. (Not that I mean to excuse poor management as a leading factor).
Perhaps we’ll see an eventual changing of the guard and a reset to a more sustainable market, closer to what we had in the 90s?