Top ‘Suicide Squad’ Developers Say the Flop Made Them Not Want to Make Games Anymore
THE SO WHAT
A single AAA miss burning out top Rocksteady talent is a reminder that blockbuster game development is now a high-leverage, high-burn career risk. Studios should be rebalancing toward modular IP, live ops, and tooling that lets smaller teams iterate faster instead of swinging only for $100M+ tentpoles.
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