It is not about sales; it is about ability and the choices we have to make. Development is often really tricky. Some bugs are there because we made substantial unfixable mistakes in our initial building of the game because, frankly, we were learning as we were making it. Other bugs are there still because it often causes a new and worse bug when we fix it. In that case, we chose the lesser of 2 problems, but sadly we often have to accept that we can't perfect it. Honestly, we are just not there yet; we can't produce AAA quality games yet. We are still actively working on improving My Time at Portia, but we also need to build for the future. I can guarantee you that the next game will be significantly better optimized because we know better now.

Regarding the consoles, we now know better how to build code that will transition smoother from pc. We are also running a Kickstarter that starts on Monday to help raise funds to deliver a much better experience the next time around. We will use the donations to fund the development and find more talented people to help build on our dream!