Exactly. As of now I don't think skating is really in the spotlight as it was, say, half a decade ago. Still very popular, sure, but it doesn't have the attention it once did, so there's not much profit in any sort of game that would be released. Might just be my point of view.Originally Posted by bengrover
Xbox is GONEEEE.
30m, I had no idea the bar was that high man.
Phew! That's EA for you.
I've heard more than enough underdog stories though, maybe stupid or optimistic.
Somehow I see it happening for less, no sponsors, no pros, no brands, music tracks made for the game specifically.
I think you could cut down costs drastically just ruling those things out.
Hey lil Wayne, want your own skateboarding simulation game?
He may just be the perfect benefactor. Just saying.
sponsor's pay you, so if you're thinking of how to fund something like this you might want sponsors. things can get done for shoestring budgets but technology costs and knowing how to use it is an in demand and pricey skill. so for a shoestring budget you will end up with an outdated looking game, unless you or someone you know (who will work for next to nothing) can supply something that would otherwise take up a large portion of your budget (whether equipment, knowledge, extremely intense man-hours, creative up-to-date coding skills).
who is erin gray in the skate community?
"Your friendship with xi SATORI ix has been broken"
I might be completely wrong about it, but I've always suspected it is someone on DP. Maybe Jack Barclay?
But as I said, it's just my guess. I have actually no clue
^^ bingo
Yaaay!
Captain Cool Pants himself
If it could be done for 500k, it would've been done,that's a no brainer.
FYI- # of units sold
Skate 1: 690,000 (360)/330,000 (Ps3)
Skate 2: 1.05 mil (360)/790,000 (Ps3)
Skate 3: 1.79 mil (360)/1.49 mil (Ps3)
http://www.vgchartz.com/gamedb/?name=skate
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