Developing for the console seems really harsh. Somewhat related, an indie company managed to get a fighting game out on PSN and XBLA. It just got an update on

Developing for the console seems really harsh. Somewhat related, an indie company managed to get a fighting game out on PSN and XBLA. It just got an update on PS3, but it can't get updated for Xbox because the patch is bigger than 4MB. [1] Keep in mind, these are free updates that fix bugs and stability issues, not paid DLC. Even so, patching is really, really expensive. [2] [1] http://shoryuken.com/2013/01/08/skullgirls-xbox-360-patch-delayed-due-to-size-limitations-four-to-five-dlc-characters-originally-planned/ http://shoryuken.com/2013/01/08/skullgirls-xbox-360-patch-de... [2] http://kotaku.com/5884842/wait-it-costs-40000-to-patch-a-console-game http://kotaku.com/5884842/wait-it-costs-40000-to-patch-a-con...