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Why AAA Games Cost $60+
How The Game Revenue Gets Split Infographic
You may be wondering why games cost $60 or more, so i have made a step by step infographic where all the money goes step by step.
https://preview.ibb.co/bOjNvF/dev_Revenue.png
- Some high profile developers get much better deals with publishers - Some games have larger marketing budgets,but the publisher will always get 60%, or $36, to split between costs and developer
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good fact and informative.
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The retail price doesn't bother me too much, the DLC does though. Particularly when they advertise the DLC in loading screens.
Ye, they should start using the loading screen minigames since Namco pattern expired on November 27 2015. http://www.gamasutra.com/blogs/DavidHoppe/20150109/233806/2015_The_Year_We_Get_Loading_Screen_MiniGames_Back.php
Interesting infographic Profoak. I would have never known what the money flow was like before seeing this post. Im glad you posted it. Thanks!
nice post again! Followed!