Do you really believe they're going to spend 10 year supporting a game if it doesn't sell well?
There's your answer.
Do you really believe they're going to spend 10 year supporting a game if it doesn't sell well?
I didn't say they might release it and call it a day. I just asked if expecting 10 years of support would be likely if the game doesn't sell well.I view Dreams more as a platform than a game, and I'm certain Media Molecule and Sony do as well. You don't just release a platform and call it a day, you continue to improve upon it, nurture it and do your best to make it blossom. IMO Dreams will be the closest thing to a Youtube of video games that we'll have for the foreseeable future.
I didn't say they might release it and call it a day. I just asked if expecting 10 years of support would be likely if the game doesn't sell well.
It would seem likely to me that if the game sells poorly at some point this project would have to become a smaller focus of the Media Molecule studio.
what your project man?Hoo boy. I was really hoping to have my Dreams project completed by the time it released, but I'll be hard-pressed to have it done by then.
But, hey, it's nice to know when the GOTG officially releases anyway.
more like next state of play.