Lol. Capcom pretending anyone cares about their games anymore. They squeeze out fifteen different versions of the same shit fighting game every other month, so I take this with a tiny, tiny grain of salt.
Capcom Looking To Shorten Dev Times
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There's something funny about perhaps the most guilty company ever of rehashing the same game with different names announcing they need to take less time to make their products.
The thing is, Capcom games aren't famous for the sort of thing that makes regular releases good.
By DMC4 people were already complaining that the series was stagnating (incidentally, after a year of releasing sucky trailers, the most recent DMC trailer actually looked good. (Except for Dante himself, could still do with being a bit beefier) Combat finally looked like DMC combat, world changing looked fun and most importantly someone threw a caravan at him and he jumped through the first window got dressed in mid air and came out the other side on his feet. This is what DMC is meant to be. Dante is the man who sits down and answers the phone in ridiculously awesome slo-mo)
With fighting games it splits the community and tournament scenes, ruins the process of balancing and makes the games fairly pointless (I mean fighting games don't have much variation as it is, and what they do very has to be basically reinventing game mechanics in clever ways)
Do people really care enough about Lost Planet?
They could do it with Resident Evil though. The thing is they release so many spin-offs, they basically do already
By DMC4 people were already complaining that the series was stagnating (incidentally, after a year of releasing sucky trailers, the most recent DMC trailer actually looked good. (Except for Dante himself, could still do with being a bit beefier) Combat finally looked like DMC combat, world changing looked fun and most importantly someone threw a caravan at him and he jumped through the first window got dressed in mid air and came out the other side on his feet. This is what DMC is meant to be. Dante is the man who sits down and answers the phone in ridiculously awesome slo-mo)
With fighting games it splits the community and tournament scenes, ruins the process of balancing and makes the games fairly pointless (I mean fighting games don't have much variation as it is, and what they do very has to be basically reinventing game mechanics in clever ways)
Do people really care enough about Lost Planet?
They could do it with Resident Evil though. The thing is they release so many spin-offs, they basically do already
Fair enough, I don't think DMC4 was bad just... not as grabbing. And somehow the cutscenes weren't as cool either (although some of that was that I was brought up on DMC3 where the ladies actually looked feasible and DMC4's was a bit of a shock)cursedseishi said:
Also Dante and Virgil's thing rocked in DMC 3 and it wasn't quite the same sort of storyline in 4.
Man DMC 3 was a good game. I want to play it again. Shame my PS2's caputt
If they can reach even a fraction of the cool of DMC 3, I will give them so much money. It wasn't even so much the actual gameplay (although that was good, I had the Special Edition that was actually possible to complete )it was just the coolness of the scenarios. That last fight with Vergil... the one in the rain with Vergil...Good times