> something the rest of the industry has considered very good. That's a ... very optimistic view of the rest of the industry. You see attitudes similar to thos

> something the rest of the industry has considered very good. That's a ... very optimistic view of the rest of the industry. You see attitudes similar to those you cite in many places. That said, testing for games is a very interesting topic indeed. From what I gather, it's easy to build tests that are not very effective, and a lot of work to test non-trivial things. Combine that with the kind of iteration and likely less fixed specs in gaming makes many people think it's not worth it.