Cult indie dev says the “AA revolution” won’t come back because publishers are chasing “a new Fortnite” and “Suicide Squad-sized bets,” that might get canceled anyway
Strange Scaffold's Xalavier Nelson worries for the future of Final Fantasy: Stranger of Paradise-sized games
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One cult indie developer believes the AA revolution can’t dig itself out of the grave while big publishers continue to chase a “new Fortnite.”
Speaking to the Limit Break Network podcast, Strange Scaffold’s Xalavier Nelson - responsible forClickolding, …
