Not so. Market share initially propelled and still propels PS2 development. From what I understand development on PS2 is obtuse and ill-supported. The 'TOOL' is more a rusty hacksaw than diamond-tipped engraver. However, given the choice between n million installed units and n hundred thousand, it doesn't matter how flawed the APIs and IDE are because the potential to sell more copies far outweighs the coder's discomfort.
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Not so. Market share initially propelled and still propels PS2 development. From what I understand development on PS2 is obtuse and ill-supported. The 'TOOL' is more a rusty hacksaw than diamond-tipped engraver. However, given the choice between n million installed units and n hundred thousand, it doesn't matter how flawed the APIs and IDE are because the potential to sell more copies far outweighs the coder's discomfort.