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We were constrained by speed to market," said Cousins, as part of an interview published today. "We were constrained, but we weren't constrained by costs.
Cousins says that this was intended to make players feel a comfortable familiarity, but has had the happy side effect of keeping costs low.Ī more important consideration for the studio, however, was how quickly the game could be ready to play.
The freemium model shooter is partly constructed of pieces of other Battlefield titles, using Bad Company 2's weapons and the maps from Battlefield 2. Ben Cousins, general manager of EA's free-to-play studio Easy, has told that his new title, Battlefield Play4Free, had only five to ten per cent of the production and marketing budget of retail stablemate Battlefield 3.
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