How do developers make games on systems that don't exist yet?
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How do developers make games on systems that don't exist yet?
After reading the innterview with one of the pgr3 developers it got me thinking about this. I know that development kits are sent out but those don't have the full system capabilities. Is it like a rough draft or something? Do they make a quick version of the game on the development kits just to see how everything is going to be and then make it on the system?Originally posted by BlzerLet me assure you that I am a huge proponent of size, and it greatly matters. Don't ever let anyone tell you otherwise.
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Re: How do developers make games on systems that don't exist yet?
good question... i think they give a rough edition, and then run it back when the full specs are out. i think they use CPUs w/ similar capabilties."I'm servin' dudes like Wimbeldon, advantage, 2uce..."
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