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Even though it is clear that the console is no longer what it was, I would not underestimate the willingness of Sony and Microsoft to keep it on life support for years...
...or at least until Microsoft succeeds in killing PC gaming as we know it with Windows 10.
PSA: PLEASE stay away from Windows 10.
i fully believe that consoles are in their final years. the future will be some sort of PC, console, home entertainment system with tons of flexibility. gone will be the days of console exclusives and stupid consoles that dont let you type a paper or put together a presentation even though they are actually computers... I dream.
There is nothing wrong with wanting to make as much money as possible, as long as one is not subjugating everything else to that goal. Further, the PC and console differ fundamentally in both HW capability and market taste.
IMO, Crytek is a textbook lesson on greed. Despite the whining of Yerli about piracy (which has never been a problem in the U.S.), he made millions in profit from Far Cry and Crysis. But not COD millions. After retooling for console, both Crysis and his company became a dim and unremarkable reflection of their former glory.
TL;DR: Interplay should have been acting like a publisher to itself instead of trying to push vapourware into success when it had long broken beyond its budget.
Sound familiar? Fargone, Fargone never changes...
Torn, along with its abysmal delivery to the mocking of those it was ostensibly marketed towards, was one of such problem productions. It was being produced as a new IP when Interplay really needed to make what their fans wanted, fans expected, and distancing them by saying "Console is where money is at!" as a side excuse didn't really help with their brand image.
Instead...
Star Trek: Secret of Vulcan Fury
Descent to Undermountain
Torn
Stonekeep (and then 2...)
(An some more that I'm likely missing...)
All of which should have been put under HEAVY review when they had senior talent bail on them for obvious problems, but instead they were allowed to keep going on until they dug a hole that the rest of the titles couldn't float the company with.
Again - I could have it entirely wrong, but I have followed these guys for almost 20 years now and that's how it looks to me.
It's a good watch, even if you don't totally agree with it.