Sentence examples for budget developers from inspiring English sources

"When Bitsummit happened, the people who run TGS were like, 'Heeey, what's this indie thing about?'" But the spirit – and financial realities – of "small budget" developers wasn't immediately understood by the organisers of the Tokyo Game Show.

He thinks all kinds of game makers in Japan will take full advantage of the opportunities provided by the rise of the indie community, and that it's possible the dōjin community will also benefit from this new emphasis on small budget developers.

As larger studios enter the game and bring bigger, more polished titles to market (with larger development and marketing budgets), developers will be under increasing pressure to meet shareholder expectations and deliver Clash of Clans-style success while still standing out.

While some small- to mid-budget developer continue to innovate, the biggest franchises are cranking out generic worlds with forgettable multiplayer.

This is the fourth meeting of Tokyo Indies, an informal event set up for small budget game developers in the region.

Developing new features will add to Palm's research and development budget, although outside developers writing Palm OS applications will help.

It encouraged collaboration, feedback and support for small budget or solo developers working throughout the country.

Then, last year, Mr. Schundler cobbled together $24 million for his final budget by getting developers who had received tax abatements from Jersey City to make ahead-of-schedule payments in lieu of taxes.

Everyone else that hasn't figured out a revenue model and therefore can't pay to acquire users is basically competing for visibility against the budgets of game developers and big e-commerce apps like Groupon.

Unless they have an unlimited travel budget, startup founders and developers must find their cofounders and venture backers in their backyard – that can be very limiting.

Indeed, while flashy, shoot 'em up adventures such as "Halo 3″ require years of development time and enormous budgets, many of the developers at the show were more excited about Web sites such as Kongregate, which encourage users to build much less ambitious games.