[casual_games] Risks of using OpenGL in casual games
Fernando Sansberro
fsansberro at ipcomsa.com.uy
Tue Mar 18 11:13:08 EDT 2008
Hello All,
My name is Fernando Sansberro from Batovi Games Studio, a
mobile/web/casual/iTV game developer located in Montevideo, Uruguay in
South America. This is my first post on this list. I love to hear about
market numbers, so, I want to contribute.
It depends on the complexity of the game, but our advergaming
development costs are between 5-10K per month. When I say the
development it means all: graphics, sounds, programming, etc.
Best Regards,
Fernando Sansberro.
Batovi Games Studio
Phone: (598 2) 4026080
Mobile: 598 96105402
www.batovi.com
Jeff Murray escribió:
> Hello!
>
> I think I've only posted up on this list a few times, so I'm glad to actually have a good reason to do so at last :)
>
> Perhaps someone here has some stats lying around that they wouldn't mind sharing ... I'm looking for figures on average costs of advergame production. I've been scouring the web and just can't seem to find anything useful / from a viable source. Sure, I can see how many dollars go into the industry but I can't find any average costs of production.
>
> Of course, I know how much we at Fuel Industries build advergames for ... but what about the rest of the world? Does anyone have any figures on this?
>
> Thanks in advance for any pointers / help you guys can give me,
> Jeff Murray.
>
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