PeakPointMatrix
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We're already getting Megaman on the 3DS, what more do you want??ElectricBlanketFire said:
Capcom Announces TGS Line-Up
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JordanLMiller
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Nirolak said:
So even having Capcom talk about having some progress made is out of the question? I guess I'm not really sure how much of a collaborative thing it is.
I would've asked for a straight up ace attorney game but Capcom doesn't seem as interested in it anymore. Maybe something in that style though.
Father_Brain
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Nirolak said:
And developed by them as well. Capcom probably has about as much say over its promotion as Namco does over SFxT's.
Infinite Justice
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AAK said:
lol
Isn't Itagaki supposed to be showing some more of Devils Third at TGS?
Slamtastic
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You will get The BC09/DmC of Strider ad you will like it.CO_Andy said:
They can't force Capcom to do anything, but if Capcom is working on a Monster Hunter for PSV, they can push them into announcing it so they don't have a considerable competitive disadvantage with the 3DS, assuming the 3DS gets a MH at all.sleepykyo said:
I don't see Capcom taking sides at this point, they probably still have a Monster Hunter they want to put on PSP anyway, they don't know who's going to win the handheld war, or where their HM user base will primarily be. They should be working on games for both systems, it's the smart move right now, and the first parties wouldn't want each other to have one announced long ahead of the other. That's my thoughts on it anyway.
As for the PS3 ports getting increasingly bad, that's just not true as far as I know.
I didn't mean I expect them to announce all those at TGS, that's what I expect them to do over the next three or four years.Wazzim said:
DmC is most likely going to be there. They don't hype up a DmC reveal before events and that has been the case since E3. It was a big question mark whether they will be at E3 and it was a big question mark if they would be at Gamescom too.
I definitely expect DmC stuff at TGS. It's original trailer debuted at TGS as well. It's however most likely not going to be playable there.
I definitely expect DmC stuff at TGS. It's original trailer debuted at TGS as well. It's however most likely not going to be playable there.
StuBurns said:
Maybe Capcom doesn't want to take away any steam from the 3DS debut of MH.
In regards to the PS3 output (I probably shouldn't have used the term ports). As far I can tell
DMC4: mostly stable 60fps outside of jungle, fairly responsive
RE5: frame rate drops below 30fps
Lost Planet demo: even Capcom admits that LP on PS3 is terrible
Lost Planet 2 demo: blurry and still can't maintain a cinematic frame rate
SF 4: Has 40% more input lag than the 360 version , mostly stable frame rate though
Dead Rising 2: 20fps mess
MVC3: Prone to slowdown during heavy action. It's MVC, heavy action frequently happens.
From what I've heard 3rd Strike still has that 40% more input lag going on and uses Gamespy. I wouldn't know as I'm pretty burnt out on Capcom's performance slide after MVC3.
The only one I know about is 3rd Strike, and that's bullshit. The SF4 one certainly sounds like shit to me, I've never read that, I've played them both, and I believe the PS3 version is used at tournaments despite the weaker IQ.sleepykyo said:
And even if they were all true, that's not all of Capcom's releases, and it's not showing any linear deterioration in quality. Lost Planet is far worse than anything else you mentioned I'd say.
Gianni Merryman
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StuBurns said:
Nobody but me taking in even slight consideration any possibility of MHTriG being released on Wii?
After all Tri has been already released on Wii and sold quite well, so in my opinion it would me the most natural choice, with a strong userbase and good chances to outsell the previous version.
Besides it would be much easier and cheaper just to stick to the Tri version as it is, instead of having to port it to other platforms or rebuilding it from scratch(3DS, Vita), or having to downgrade it(PSP).
If anyone should argue Wii is dead in Japan I beg to differ, just recently Rhythm heaven is showing otherwise.
Should I be Capcom's chairman I would definitely choose Wii over 3DS, commercial-wise; although 3DS actually has got potential at the moment, in my opinion Wii can easily guarantee still stronger sales, at least in Japan that's MH main market.
Obviously Nintendo may be pushing for a 3DS release to boost hardware sales against Vita; in this case this version should be made still recycling Tri's engine, with only 3D modelling as a new feature.
As a gamer, frankly I would still prefer MH being released on home-console(Wii, Ps3) over hand-helds, mainly for three different reasons:
1) wider screens
2) since MH game sessions may be extremely long, batteries' charge lastability could be a serioua issue indeed, I would not be let down at the end of a tough fight
3) better controls
On the other hand, 3DS version may have the "wow, it's 3D" factor, huge monster popping out of the screen would be cool, and Vita version would look great, of course.
JordanLMiller said:
From what we've heard pretty much the entire thing is Level-5 bar the involvement of Shu Takumi as scenario writer (not script writer). My guess is we'll hear nothing from that until Level-5 World in October. Maybe something at Nintendo's conference if they plan to roll out 3rd-party support.
As for a new AA game, much as I would love them to finally announce Apollo Justice 2, I think they're set for AA's 10th anniversary projects. They had AAI2 in Japan in February, they've got PLvsAA coming out, and they've got the AA film in the works. It's possible they'll announce a new AA game (AAI2 was announced just before TGS last year) but I doubt it.
It's possible, but I doubt it.Gianni Merryman said:
This is kind of irrelevant. Even if there is a Wii version, the PSP version is what matters, so they have to build it anyway.Gianni Merryman said:
I wouldn't. A Wii game would outsell a 3DS one today, but a 3DS game can very easily be on PSP and PSV too, and together they would slaughter the Wii sales.Gianni Merryman said:
As a gamer I've yet to care about the series at all, but going forward if they care about seriously taking off in the West they will need to release the console version on PS360. Which is why I think MH4 will be, and in turn the portable version on PSV just because it's a nicer fit for the technology.Gianni Merryman said:
Although I think point two is completely illogical, if you're willing to play at home, you can plug in the handheld.
Gianni Merryman
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StuBurns said:
On the contrary, it is quite relevant.
Monster hunter Tri G should be allegedly based on Tri version - the one that should matter in this case - that as far as I know has been released only on Wii, whereas PSP handheld versions and recent PS3 port are different games with different engines and different titles from Tri.
I said that based on my experience playing Tri on the Wii; MH3 missions can take up to 50 minutes, no chance to save midpoint, and since both 3DS and Vita(supposedly the latter) have some issues with the batteries' charge lastability, this is quite relevant.
Yet you still play at home keeping it plugged in, right, forgot to say, still though.
zerokoolpsx
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Wait, isn't Asura's Wrath going to be published by Namco Bandai? Nvm. I swear Bandai was working with CC2. Oh well.
Gianni Merryman
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StuBurns said:
Ah, sorry.
Anyway I was clearly referring to a supposedly Tri G version, just to be clear.
iKeepPlaying
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Go back to 1980.ElectricBlanketFire said:
Where the hell is my Rockman X9?
lunchwithyuzo
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It's a rumor, from a set of rumors, one of the more unlikely of which was just confirmed and parts of some others look to be true as well. The source is supposedly a Japanese magazine editor.StuBurns said:
I think the rumor's legit personally.
Gianni Merryman
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StuBurns said:
Exactly, it was just my point, that the most natural and viable choice for Tri G version may be to release it on the Wii, since it should take only a little effort to put new content on something already exhisting, instead of having to do a porting.
I was basing my argument just on these persistent rumours that have been going around for some months by now, although personally I would not bet on it, not till I see it announced officially.
Back on Tri engine, now that I come to think of it, I remind it should be the same engine used for Resident evil 4 on Gamecube, and incidentally has been recycled for Dead rising on Wii.
An eventual MHTriG is therefore bound to be based on that engine AFAIK, even on 3DS, Vita or PS360, although they could always make a HD version just like they did with RE4 on PS3.
Father_Brain
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You referring to Rhythm Thief, or something more recent that I missed?lunchwithyuzo said:
Rated-Rsuperstar
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ElectricBlanketFire said:
Where's Onimusha 5?
iKeepPlaying
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SykoTech said:X is too busy trying to get in to UMvC3.
!!!!!AgentChris
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Seriously, I loved Onimusha. Capcom should make a new one.Rated-Rsuperstar said:
lunchwithyuzo
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Yeah, Rhythm Thief. Parts of other rumors were confirmed too (Shining Blade trademark, Vita in 2010) and with every Nintendo rumor they said announced in September, playable at TGS, which also sort of alludes to the 3DS Conference that was just confirmed.Father_Brain said:
No, that was a separate rumor.StuBurns said:
ProfessorMoran
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Nirolak said:
Does that mean they're going to cancel DmC?