Third party uncover 3DS Development insider, cost far beyond NDS game

Nintendo's 3DS is undoubtedly one of the most popular new generation palm machines, and many Japanese manufacturers have been opening their own 3DS games in the first time.　　Although Nintendo has not yet confirmed the retail price of 3DS games, the flow of insider information has left outsiders with a degree of understanding of the cost of game development for NDS successors. Nintendo's 3DS game development costs range from about 70 million yen (about 800,000 US dollars) to 150 million yen (about $1.2 million), according to Marvelous Entertainment, a publisher of games such as the ranch things and dim Zheng.　　Although this is only the case of Marvelous's own game development project, depending on the different types of studio games will also make a difference, but still can be a glimpse of the 3DS game production costs high.　　Earlier this year, marvelous officials said that, given the cost of development, they would not introduce any original new works for some time, but would continue to stick to the main series of games. For now, the average development cost of 3DS games is lower than PS3 and X360 games, about twice times the current NDS game (about 40 million yen). The development team of 3DS games is bigger than the NDS game, and the studio needs a certain amount of time to familiarize itself with the new hardware, after all, the more beautiful picture is not white. But predictably, the cost will continue to decline over time, and the length of this phase will directly affect the future prospects of third parties on the Nintendo new handheld. (Digging the shell net)