Forgive me but I think that even a dim-witted child could see that ANY sort of business relationship with a giant of the industry such as Nvidia can only be positive for a company that produces a game programming language and has to be classed as a good business decision.
I find it hard to imagine how the repercusions of such an asscociation can be anything but positive.
The status of the company increases simply by association.
This is safe to assume without any inside knowledge or financial details of TGC.
I admire Flameduck's stance to defend BRL at all costs but sometimes common sense should prevail.
We all know that BRL don't bother with any marketing at all. Maybe they are relying on the quality of their products but it is a dangerous game to play if they want to retain their share of the market.
I find it hard to imagine how the repercusions of such an asscociation can be anything but positive.
The status of the company increases simply by association.
This is safe to assume without any inside knowledge or financial details of TGC.
I admire Flameduck's stance to defend BRL at all costs but sometimes common sense should prevail.
We all know that BRL don't bother with any marketing at all. Maybe they are relying on the quality of their products but it is a dangerous game to play if they want to retain their share of the market.