Capcom Commits to the PC
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So... Megan Man MMO, right?Andy Chalk said:
I'm curious to see if they'll really work to make this happen, or if they'll just push out ports that are unplayable without a console controller, just so they can have another outlet for their games (via digital distribution) with minimal effort.
Here's hoping. I'm not a huge Capcom fan, but it's good to see people trying new things.
really? alright then, wrong place folks, let's goiniudan said:Your in the wrong place, for that picture is for Duke Nukem Forever, for it was suppose to come out when pig could fly.teh_Canape said:hey guys, what's going on in this thread?Funkysandwich said:
Your avatar amazingly fit perfectly with the techno song I was just listening to.Irridium said:
I just hope that they optimize their games a bit better, and maybe drop GFWL. I have no problem with ports as long as some effort has been put into it. Include detailed graphics settings, customizable controls, and a menu system that doesn't make me want to punch things, and I'm happy.
Load times? They weren't that bad in my opinion, although I did use them to plan ahead and/or chat with my co-op buddy about what items we hadn't thrown at each other. Bugs? What bugs? I never had any?Khushal said:
And to answer your first question, off the record is a game featuring Frank West as the main character with a complete story rehaul. Aside from one area however, the city is the same, but Chuck Greene is still in it, as a co-op character. Combo weapons are also still in the game and more melee moves are being added. All in All, sounds pretty good so far, but very little is known about it aside from one article where the website got to try a demo of the first 10 mins or so.
OT: Sounds good, if it means more money for Capcom. However, I'll be sticking to their console games for now, just their stronger market right now.
http://mmntech.blogspot.com/2011/04/psn-outage-exposed-capcom-drm-flaw.htmlSapient Pearwood said:
Yes they're small PSN games, but I don't care. Yes the pirates knocked out PSN and screwed with lots of people. They're criminals, its what they do.
But whats Capcom's excuse for putting in DRM that locks out paying customers?
The port of Resi Evil IV was shocking. On the Gamecube it was a brilliant, genre-defining game that spawned many imitators (good and bad) like Dead Space for one. The PC port was one of the worst, with people popping in and out of nowhere, horrid controls, QTEs that quite simply don't work well on PC at all and the menu/save system wasn't adapted for a mouse at all.
Saying that, this news can only be a good thing. PC gaming is a great thing and I don't believe it's a "small" thing by any stretch. Perhaps the reason console games outsell PC titles are because games are being designed for them primarily. With hard drive space, RAM, processor speeds and graphics power better than 10 360s combined, it's tragic that few developers are Pushing the boundaries and instead limit themselves to working with only what was possible 4 years ago.
Capcom saying they have an interest in the PC games market is brilliant news. I for one will look forward to their efforts. They make fantastic games so perhaps the can work their magic on the most advanced system available. The next big PC exclusive to look forward to is The Witcher II, hope that will last till Capcom throw something on the table
Saying that, this news can only be a good thing. PC gaming is a great thing and I don't believe it's a "small" thing by any stretch. Perhaps the reason console games outsell PC titles are because games are being designed for them primarily. With hard drive space, RAM, processor speeds and graphics power better than 10 360s combined, it's tragic that few developers are Pushing the boundaries and instead limit themselves to working with only what was possible 4 years ago.
Capcom saying they have an interest in the PC games market is brilliant news. I for one will look forward to their efforts. They make fantastic games so perhaps the can work their magic on the most advanced system available. The next big PC exclusive to look forward to is The Witcher II, hope that will last till Capcom throw something on the table
