No. Do the math on it. The coalition had a slideshow a couple months ago that said including outsourcing they had over 600 people working on gears 5. At 100k a year that's 60 million.... in 1 year.
Agreed. Lockhart existing frees them to price Anaconda like a premium SKU.
SLI scales horribly in most cases and has largely been abandoned. Chiplet GPUs just re-creates the problem, so it will take some time to solve. We know that's where things are headed due to AMD and Nvidia research, but we're not there yet.
if its the ps5 or not that insider comment is really suspicious that sony will do something at e3
You don't have outsourcing work all the time and their work is not necessarily 100k a year.
I didn't say 343 was dropping 100 million a year. I was disputing that game budgets don't go over 250 million and I was disputing that few exclusives don't go over 100 million.
This is highly off topic, but let me explain
probably both consoles will be sold at loss, ps4 was sold at loss, ps3 was sold at loss, they get the money back through online services and games sold
Firstly your 700 devs 30 million employees doesn't seam particularly relevant. They pay their employees 42k a year. Maybe that's good wages over in Denmark or wherever but that isn't what game devs in Seattle at Microsoft's are making.This is highly off topic, but let me explain
I would not try to gauge anything of that, but rather look at publicly traded developers.
Because all expenses no matter what can be looked up.
Not 100% of 343 expenses are allocated to Halo Infinite. And that figure is way below for the early years in development. Overall headcount is lower, too during slow years.
So even if 343 payroll expenses are 3x of CD Project Red, Halo Infinite budget is still nowhere close to 200 - 300 million without contract work.
The upper end including contract work being $200 million is a figure that makes more sense.
What are the numbers on that table?This is highly off topic, but let me explain
I would not try to gauge anything of that, but rather look at publicly traded developers.
Because all expenses no matter what can be looked up.
Not 100% of 343 expenses are allocated to Halo Infinite. And that figure is way below for the early years in development. Overall headcount is lower, too during slow years.
So even if 343 payroll expenses are 3x of CD Project Red, Halo Infinite budget is still nowhere close to 200 - 300 million without contract work.
The upper end including contract work being $200 million is a figure that makes more sense.
