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1. #Mobile suit gundam battle operation 2 western release windows 10
2. #Mobile suit gundam battle operation 2 western release software
3. #Mobile suit gundam battle operation 2 western release code
4. #Mobile suit gundam battle operation 2 western release Pc

This is why devkits exist, so unsigned compiled code can be run on site easily. Even games made for the ps3's cell architecture and it's quirks were made on a PC, but compiled to run on a console. Yes it is developed on PC, but it is compiled for consoles.

#Mobile suit gundam battle operation 2 western release software

Then you have multiple os's and software interference, as well as load time variations due to hdd/ssds, Then you have laptop graphics switching which can cause instability on some games and has to be accounted for. AMD/NVidia for gpus right now, with intel on the side and horizon will throw another developer wrench in the works.

#Mobile suit gundam battle operation 2 western release windows 10

Intel/amd for cpu variety on pc, and with intel doing their new E cores that causes problems in some games, and especially if you are on windows 10 at time.

#Mobile suit gundam battle operation 2 western release Pc

You often can't just develop something for windows on PC and have it work on linux and mac right out of the box, tweaking and compatibility layers are needed.ĭeveloping for consoles is relatively easy due to the device you will be running it off of will be consistent.

Only in the past two generations were consoles even close to being PCs in terms of hardware, and even then there were oddities.Įven when you account for hardware similarities you have to deal with software differences. Guess what? almost none of those consoles even had similar hardware to the pc they were developed on. Almost every game ever made was developed on a pc and put on a console.

Originally posted by Fenrir:You do realize they developed the game on PC before putting it on console, right.? If anything, the console version is the port, lol. Also, BB Studios is basically the same like Square Enix's Creative Business Units, since they're still operating under one roof, but with different projects from one and another. That's basically saying that FF VIIR's sales is affecting Neo: TWEWY's, since they're from the same devs, which is clearly not. Meanwhile, GBO 2 is vastly different from those 2 games, so it can definitely co-exists nicely, since it caters a different kind of players (those who loves grounded military sim will prefer GBO 2, instead of EXVS or Gundam Evolution).Īnd, again, SRW sales doesn't have any kind of impact on GBO 2's port decision, since both games are DIFFERENT in literally everything, despite being developed by the same devs. Originally posted by Aya:I'm not entirely too confident about the overlap between EXVS, GBO2, and Evolutionīoth EXVS and Gundam Evolution are fast-paced Gundam action games with team aspects, so they definitely gonna attract the same players, and gonna overlap one and another. I love how that search URL is more up to date than BB Studio's own website When it comes to Japanese games on PC, "same developers" is often the only thing that two games really need to have in common with one another in order to decide whether or not the developer wants to consider putting other games on Steam. Between GBO2 and Evolution however, the only similarities they have are that they're both shooters using the Mobile Suit Gundam IP, but they are developed with completely different design philosophies in mind.Īs for why I mentioned Super Robot Wars 30's success on Steam, I think it's relevant to GBO2 because even if they are both completely different games, they are both developed by BB Studio Co, Ltd. I'm not entirely too confident about the overlap between EXVS, GBO2, and EvolutionĮXVS is a fighting game, while GBO2 and Evolution are both shooters. They wanted GBO 2 on PC, because they wanted to expand the market, while pushing their Gundam e-Sports plans for next year, since PC is more prefered than consoles due to graphics & performance aspects. If anything, its SD Gundam Genesis & Crossrays, and also SRW V, T, & X sales that drives it. GBO 2 is picked instead of EXVS, because they don't want to overlap with Gundam Evolution, in which both are fast-paced action games, while GBO 2 is grounded & semi-realistic.Īnd SRW sales doesn't have anything about GBO 2, since both are very different games with different market share (comparing a TPS to Turn-based Strategy is weird). Originally posted by Aya:I still think EXVS would've been the better pick for Gundam games on PC, but I already know what it'd take to get that ported over.Īnd I'm pretty sure that we got GBO2 due to how well Super Robot Wars 30 did, which in turn is a game from the same developers