u/Masta-Crab-handler

I don’t merely mean assembly time, I mean total man hours all the way down to the gathering of resources, production and delivery of each individual component.

I’m not expecting a precise answer by any means but I’m curious at what order of magnitude the answer lies.

Does anyone involved in video game development have a rough idea on how many man hours (100s, 1000s, 10,000s) are required to add gyro aim options to most games?

What are the hurdles and considerations that developers face with the implementation of Gyro settings?

This question came to mind when I discovered that Saros is lacking the setting. Is it simply not cost efficient to add it? Would it not attract more players than it costs?