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Originally Posted by phaedon
Yeah but won't TTG be interested into approaching the wider adventure player market ?
Sam and Max and Strong Bad and MI don't need good graphics because that's their style.CSI is a totally different type of game
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I guess Ubisoft concluded that the extra sales from that market would not outweigh the extra cost. You've also got to bare in mind that an increase in budget means either less profit per sale or an increase in price that might put off the more casual audience (who are the target demographic here).
You raise a good point about stylisation though. I agree that Strong Bad and MI etc can get away with lower fidelity graphics because they are highly stylised. I was thinking about this a while back and I wonder if a more stylised CSI would work. Obviously the cartoony visuals of Sam and Max would be inappropriate but perhaps something more along the lines of the moody graphic novel look, for want of a better term, of the previous game would suit the license. This may make people more willing to accept the graphics without ramping up the development costs.
Either way, my order is shipping tomorrow and I should have the game on Friday. Can't wait