Development expenses have increased severalfold since Fahrenheit, but the audience hasn't.

We won't have completely lifelike for quite some time.

Not enough people would buy it on PC.

I agree.. his facial expression just wasn't there.

Well there's CompSci (programming), ElecEng, and then CompEng, which is a mix of both.

The general public doesn't care/know about stuff like "stable multiplatform games."

PS3 will be on store shelves until atleast 2016. Every major PlayStation console gets at least 10 years.

"The series released a version on PSP last year along with the main title's launch."

Download, exclusively. I have enough game cases sitting around, printed manuals are disappearing, and Vita cases don't have reverse-side artwork.

Bubbleman, I feel that by holiday 2013, that excuse won't be very passable. 4K displays will be hitting stores at the same time, and while they will be astronomically expensive, it would be depressing if we still can't consistently manage legitimate 1080p on our game consoles.

I struggle to comprehend how they're losing money when they're selling that much.

The Breakfast Hot Pockets are actually quite good. Try the sausage or bacon ones.

They'll need something better than that, if we're going to have 1080p gaming like we should.

This is wrong... That "Classics HD" business isn't supposed to exist in North America.

They're the same.

So frustrating how they still make new ZOE figures, but we can't get a new ZOE game.

Yeah you're jaded. These a lot more than Nintendo's influence happening here; it was the smartphone revolution more than anything.

They usually just fall flat on their face.

We have exclusives because some developers, like Naughty Dog, are owned by platform holders, like Sony Computer Entertainment.

They have some much-needed games arriving in a few months. Among them are Mario Kart and Super Mario.