Harvesting The Harvest: This Fall's AAA Projects Review
From year to year, autumn is the period when the juiciest games are released. Last year at this time came, for example, Red Dead Redemption 2, Marvel's Spider Man, Far Cry 5, AC Odyssey; before last: Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus, Star Wars: Battlefront II, The Evil Within 2; in the pose before last: Battlefield 1, Final Fantasy XV, Gears of War 4, Watch Dogs 2. And so you can go on for a very, very long time. Why are there so many big games coming out this fall? There are several reasons for this. By this time, almost all game exhibitions are already underway, and the games are well advertised. In addition, a new pack of autumn releases is a good gift for the New Year holidays, and after them people don't have much money, and as a rule, large projects are not released in winter due to lack of demand. In the spring, many AAA projects are also released, which developers did not have time to finish by last fall. Summer is a controversial time when people don't have much time to play. So it turns out that autumn is the most attractive season, when people have money and money and have time to play, there are no particularly costly holidays, and all ears have already buzzed with advertising. So what awaits us this fall? Now that the network is full of information about upcoming games, we can confidently conduct a preview of all the most significant AAA projects of the orange season. This is exactly what Alice did in her new video devoted to the analysis of AAA projects in autumn 2019. The Topic of Article: Harvesting The Harvest: This Fall's AAA Projects Review. |
