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Message: [QUOTE="UnDubious, post: 171842, member: 4030"] All that, plus with games being somewhat more affordable to make (though they were already much longer and more expensive to make than they had been 10 years before), more companies could make them, leading to more variety. We started seeing a lot more joint developments during that era, though. If you look at the credits of most Japanese games, there's typically a main developer and then various other companies brought in to do specific things - maybe the graphics, maybe help with some programming, maybe write the story or compose the music, definitely the CG cutscenes, etc. But it was still at a more manageable point. [/QUOTE]

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