I stand by my assertions
i appreciate that Frank West looks different in every game
he is capcom's yoshimitsu
This one was easy to call even back in the day.http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1365280
judging by MvCi's leaderboard numbers on PC, this one will be easy to call
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1365280
judging by MvCi's leaderboard numbers on PC, this one will be easy to call
There are a total of like 2800 players on the ranked leaderboards. Somewhere between 3k-4k peak concurrent players yesterday.Wait, what's the leaderboard numbers?
There are a total of like 2800 players on the ranked leaderboards. Somewhere between 3k-4k peak concurrent players yesterday.
So less than half of PC SFV.
Even with all the hype they built at E3?The peak ended up being approximately 3.6k on PC. By comparison SFV's peak was roughly 14k. More than 3 times higher. And this is the same game that had underwhleming sales.
I honestly never thought that mvci would reach SFV's numbers but it looks like it wont even be close. Everything is pointing to this being a huge bomb.
There are a total of like 2800 players on the ranked leaderboards. Somewhere between 3k-4k peak concurrent players yesterday.
So less than half of PC SFV.
Bring on VF6I welcome this upcoming Capcom-FG dark age if it means we get another 3D Fighter renaissance like the previous Capcom Dark Age:
2000: Tekken Tag Tournament
2001: Virtua Fighter 4
2002: Tekken 4
2003: Soul Calibur 2
2004: Tekken 5
2005: Soul Calibur 3
Dead or Alive 6 or bust.I welcome this upcoming Capcom-FG dark age if it means we get another 3D Fighter renaissance like the previous Capcom Dark Age:
2000: Tekken Tag Tournament
2001: Virtua Fighter 4
2002: Tekken 4
2003: Soul Calibur 2
2004: Tekken 5
2005: Soul Calibur 3
Way more people bought Marvel 3 than SFV.That's not really surprising. Mahvel has always been much less popular that Street Fighter.
Way more people bought Marvel 3 than SFV.
Everytime frank gets a redesign he looks worsei appreciate that Frank West looks different in every game
he is capcom's yoshimitsu
also the alien looking one they used for sfxt
That shits sick, I wish they would allow some old costumes as defaults for t7 instead of trying to do it in the creator
Dead or Alive 6 or bust.
Not liking the ruleset for Wednesday Night Fights and SCR. Should allow auto combo/auto super jump/etc since it's configurable per player and it eases people in. Most won't use it, but why not allow it? It doesn't give an advantage.
Also easy hyper combos definitely should be allowed. You can punish some supers with Haggar and Cap's supers on reaction with it, but you can't otherwise (super freeze eats inputs except easy hyper combo)
It was a shame SFxTKN Yoshimitsu didn't play well. I was so excited to see how he would translate.
I think at this point it's safe to say those Sega 2012 layoffs at AM2 pretty much included the majority of the Virtua Fighter team.
Whatever's left of AM2 have been relegated to making Cell Phone Waifu/MoeBlob trash.
Well it really all started with SFxT... Why SFV was only approved after funding from Sony..Way more people bought Marvel 3 than SFV.
In any case, the issue here isn't that this game is less popular than SF. It's that it's going to possibly sell less than Marvel 3 or do numbers that are catastrophically bad. This is 100% a case of Capcom completely mismanaging their FG IPs. The negative impact of SFV has seeped into MVCI as well though MVCI had its own share of issues.
2012 layoffs were Europe/America, so no
-As part of this, they're downsizing their Western publishing business (but not their Western development studios), and staff in their arcade game department in Japan. They're also transferring the staff they can to mobile/PC Online in particular.
Daichi Katagiri is still with AM2.
The link just mentions what he worked on, where does it say he's still employed at AM2?
I want to believe, but based on the constant news of layoffs and such, and then seeing AM2's software output i can't see any other conclusion.
The only other 2 plausible scenarios to me are:
- Some other internalized Sega studio has been working on it in the shadows for the past 7 years.
- VF gets outsourced to another developer.
It's definitely possible, just not plausible based on the decisions of Sega making AM2 more mobile & F2P focused along with Sega's Version B patch for FS was simply shutting down VF.net just points in the direction of Sega being done with the IP.
The only glimmer of hope was the inclusion of VF5 in Yakuza 6 but it looks more of a legacy decision rather than actual interest in reviving the franchise. I'd love to be wrong though.
I thought this was Chris.i appreciate that Frank West looks different in every game
he is capcom's yoshimitsu
Wouldn't it be more discouraging if ver. B were a balance patch? 5 years after FS hits arcade, they're balancing it out of nowhere instead of working on the next one?
Next year is the 25th anniversary, for what it's worth. 2018 or never.
Although SEGA's social media presence isn't close to that of Namco's, they have shared VF related content:Honestly that would spur a lot more encouragement because that would prove to me Sega has designated designers and programmers to a distinct VF project in order to balance patch the game. Whatever changes they are putting into that fantasy patch would be irrelevant since the potential VF6 would be so much different.
The 20th anniversary of VF also passed to 0 fanfare except reading excerpts from other developers like Ono and such praising the legacy VF left behind. I doubt Sega cares.
Some people on GAF like to throw around that "Soul Calibur is dead" every now and then but the VF situation is significantly more dire since Namco actively teases Soul Calibur related things on facebook. Also, the current main producer of the Soul Calibur series Masaki Hoshino has been actively developing Pokken tournament for Switch that's releasing very soon. We have tangible evidence the talent still exists at Namco to eventually make a new Soul Calibur game but the same can't be said about Sega & Virtua Fighter unfortunately on any of these things.