SO far theres no poke fun..
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SO far theres no poke fun..
So far all pokemon games are old exept for pokemon D/P but its so hard so my complains will be make a new pokemon game for each month bescaue a month is already enough time for nintendo companies to make new games right so complain game rates to 0 so nintendo companies will make new better games!
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Not to mention apart from the impossibly short development time that would leave you also have to package, transport and market the games which would result flooding the market with a new Pokémon game every month thus diluting the franchise. Video games (and other products) aren't just released once they're complete. Timing the release to maximise sales and coverage is crucial, sufficient time must be given to allow the previous game a good shelf life and research must be done as to what the market is like at the time of release, such as timing the release to coincide with a holiday such as Christmas and if it will be going up against any other blockbuster games.
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No, sometimes they're released before they're complete.Pikachu3828 wrote: Video games (and other products) aren't just released once they're complete.
Ok, here's how the industry work. Somebody has an idea for a game, and get a developer to make it. The developer take it to a publisher and if the publisher like it, they finance the game. Usually around this point, a release date is made for the game. the game has to be released on that date (or there's trouble and less money for the developer). the developers go away and make the game for that date.
Same process is done for movies.
Now, here's a little fact. Dr. Kawashima's Brain Training took 90days to make, that's 3 months. Brain Training is a far more simple game than Pokemon... which is why the original pokemon game took 6 years to make. Game every month? Look at easy web based stuff... not console stuff