0322: SoapBox | Games are taking 4-6 Years to Make? Why that isn't a bad thing...
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About this episode:
In our latest episode, we delve into the controversy stirred up
by Xbox executive Matt Booty's recent comments. Booty stated that
AAA games now take 4-6 years to develop, and that the industry
needs to adjust its expectations accordingly. His remarks sent
shockwaves through the gaming community, with gamers,
journalists, and developers alike branding it as an irresponsible
statement indicative of everything wrong with AAA games. But is
that really the case?
In this exclusive soapbox episode, I'm taking a deep dive into
the controversy, challenging the popular narrative, and offering
my own perspective. Is the time taken to develop AAA games truly
an issue? Or is this criticism simply a lack of understanding of
the complexities and demands of creating these immersive
experiences?
We'll discuss what it takes to create a AAA game in today's
gaming industry and why the typical development timeline has
stretched. You'll get a behind-the-scenes look at the intricacies
of game development, the challenges faced, and the effort that
goes into delivering the experiences gamers love.
So if you're ready to explore a different viewpoint on this
hotly-debated issue, this episode is a must-listen. We'll
challenge assumptions, debunk myths, and hopefully shed some
light on the true state of AAA game development. Don't miss out
on this in-depth discussion.
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