November 18, 2005 10:13 AM PST
Quote of the day: 'Only big-name' publishers for next-gen
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In a story about game development costs for the next generation of consoles--with their high-definition technology and motion captures--analysts said small publishers will have to stick to present generation games.
"It's really only big-name publishers that are going to be able to bring large numbers of next-generation titles to market," said Simon Jeffery, president and COO of Sega of America, whose "Condemned: Criminal Origins" is one of 18 titles for Xbox 360 to be on shelves when the console goes on sale Tuesday. Click here for full story.
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- Boycott Sega
- I'm boycotting "big-head" publishers for thinking they can dominate the gaming industry with such an arrogant statement.
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