The development of blockbuster triple-A games is fraught with financial risk. With most new projects, the EAs, Ubisofts, and Activisions of the world must tightly balance fresh and original ideas with what has proven to be financially successful in the past. It's why Watch Dogs feels so similar to the latest Assassin's Creed and Far Cry games. It's why Call of Duty's yearly instalment is hesitant to change the formula in too many significant ways at once. And, it's why there's a chance you may b...
The development of blockbuster triple-A games is fraught with financial risk. With most new projects, the EAs, Ubisofts, and Activisions of the world must tightly balance fresh and original ideas with what has proven to be financially successful in the past. It's why Watch Dogs feels so similar to the latest Assassin's Creed and Far Cry games. It's why Call of Duty's yearly instalment is hesitant to change the formula in too many significant ways at once. And, it's why there's a chance you may b...
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