MIND BULLETS!Quellex said::lol Seriously, why is Sony losing all of these exclusives? That's a loaded question, and everyone knows what kind of bullets it uses.
Matix said:I guess Jonnyram murdered topix possibly may had some credibility. Also MGS4 is already a given, and knowing SE franchise whoring ass, will probably see FF13+ "Jump In"
tanasten said:MGS isn't neither a system driver. FF is, but not Metal Gear. It's just fanboys meal.
:lol Awesome.Wyndstryker said:
KGKK said:DMC3 did poorly in Japan and so so everywhere else./QUOTE] 300k sales in Japan is not called poorly....
same here, which is why I'll only buy a ps3 after FXIII is releasedPantherLotus said:If anything is upsetting PS3 owners, is that one more game has gone multi-platform, it's just one more reason they may have spent more money than they needed.
Like I've said from the beginning: you can take your DMC4, your GTA, your VF5, and even your MGS4 any freaking day. I will buy the system that has FFXIII.
If FFXIII is multi-platform then I will have a harder decision to make.
Nevermind the fact that those who actually ponied up the $600+ (like myself) for the system makes that purchase a bit less appealing. Of course this could just be like the RE deal with Nintendo and this is the only big exclusive Sony loses. If this is however a trend then Sony either needs more reasons for users to pick up a PS3 or drop the damn price.Nameless said:I don't see how this isn't a big deal, though. Right now, Sony is having a tough time convincing people they should spend $600 on their console. Yeah, "3rd party support" in general isn't the selling point it was in the past, but there are certain titles that can have a rather large affect on things, and DMC4 was one of them. And its not even the fact that DMC4 is going to the 360. I think even the most hardened PS3 fanboy probably knew it would happen, but rather months after the PS3 version, or even a year later like the PS2 version of RE4. The fact that its releasing at the same time is a huge coup for 360 and a huge blow to Sony.
super funk said:Wow as if this wasnt big enough...
Japan, March 19, 2007-In respone to the suprise turn of events in which Capcom announced that Devil May Cry 4 will not only be going to Sony's PlayStation 3 but also Microsoft's Xbox 360 and PC, Capcom made a second suprise announcement.
Capcom Co., Ltd., a world-wide leader in the gaming industry, has also announced that it will release a collection of the first three Devil May Cry games on Xbox 360 entitled Devil May Cry Trilogy: Definitive Editon. Each game will be revamped to update the graphics up to the standards of the Xbox 360. Each new version will also include new material such as additional selectable characters, harder difficulty selections, and other bonus material. Online play is not confirmed, but is being considered.
"We chose to do this to to give our Xbox players who have never played a previous Devil May Cry game an oppurtunity to do so, as we here at Capcom wish to give our games the greatest reach possible", says Mr. Haruhiro Tsujimoto, vice president and COO of Capcom. "This release will allow those who have never before experienced this series to get a taste of it before the fourth release comes out."
The only release date set for Devil May Cry Trilogy: Definitive Edition is TBA, but Capcom has said that the game will be released before Devil May Cry 4.
Capcom will continue to strive to develop new and original games that appeal to a broad audience around the globe.
super funk said:Wow as if this wasnt big enough...
Japan, March 19, 2007-In respone to the suprise turn of events in which Capcom announced that Devil May Cry 4 will not only be going to Sony's PlayStation 3 but also Microsoft's Xbox 360 and PC, Capcom made a second suprise announcement.
Capcom Co., Ltd., a world-wide leader in the gaming industry, has also announced that it will release a collection of the first three Devil May Cry games on Xbox 360 entitled Devil May Cry Trilogy: Definitive Editon. Each game will be revamped to update the graphics up to the standards of the Xbox 360. Each new version will also include new material such as additional selectable characters, harder difficulty selections, and other bonus material. Online play is not confirmed, but is being considered.
"We chose to do this to to give our Xbox players who have never played a previous Devil May Cry game an oppurtunity to do so, as we here at Capcom wish to give our games the greatest reach possible", says Mr. Haruhiro Tsujimoto, vice president and COO of Capcom. "This release will allow those who have never before experienced this series to get a taste of it before the fourth release comes out."
The only release date set for Devil May Cry Trilogy: Definitive Edition is TBA, but Capcom has said that the game will be released before Devil May Cry 4.
Capcom will continue to strive to develop new and original games that appeal to a broad audience around the globe.
I'm in the same boat here, people's over reactions are funny but really, there is no reason for this thread to cause grief to anyone.civilstrife said:I simply don't understand why some Sony fans somehow can't enjoy this game as much now that it's multiplatform.
super funk said:Wow as if this wasnt big enough...
Japan, March 19, 2007-In respone to the suprise turn of events in which Capcom announced that Devil May Cry 4 will not only be going to Sony's PlayStation 3 but also Microsoft's Xbox 360 and PC, Capcom made a second suprise announcement.
Capcom Co., Ltd., a world-wide leader in the gaming industry, has also announced that it will release a collection of the first three Devil May Cry games on Xbox 360 entitled Devil May Cry Trilogy: Definitive Editon. Each game will be revamped to update the graphics up to the standards of the Xbox 360. Each new version will also include new material such as additional selectable characters, harder difficulty selections, and other bonus material. Online play is not confirmed, but is being considered.
"We chose to do this to to give our Xbox players who have never played a previous Devil May Cry game an oppurtunity to do so, as we here at Capcom wish to give our games the greatest reach possible", says Mr. Haruhiro Tsujimoto, vice president and COO of Capcom. "This release will allow those who have never before experienced this series to get a taste of it before the fourth release comes out."
The only release date set for Devil May Cry Trilogy: Definitive Edition is TBA, but Capcom has said that the game will be released before Devil May Cry 4.
Capcom will continue to strive to develop new and original games that appeal to a broad audience around the globe.
Speevy said:May I suggest the God of War symbol? It's not possible, but who knows, right?
Quellex said::lol Seriously, why is Sony losing all of these exclusives? That's a loaded question, and everyone knows what kind of bullets it uses.
Sony exclusivists before, during, and after.
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super funk said:Wow as if this wasnt big enough...
Japan, March 19, 2007-In respone to the suprise turn of events in which Capcom announced that Devil May Cry 4 will not only be going to Sony's PlayStation 3 but also Microsoft's Xbox 360 and PC, Capcom made a second suprise announcement.
Capcom Co., Ltd., a world-wide leader in the gaming industry, has also announced that it will release a collection of the first three Devil May Cry games on Xbox 360 entitled Devil May Cry Trilogy: Definitive Editon. Each game will be revamped to update the graphics up to the standards of the Xbox 360. Each new version will also include new material such as additional selectable characters, harder difficulty selections, and other bonus material. Online play is not confirmed, but is being considered.
"We chose to do this to to give our Xbox players who have never played a previous Devil May Cry game an oppurtunity to do so, as we here at Capcom wish to give our games the greatest reach possible", says Mr. Haruhiro Tsujimoto, vice president and COO of Capcom. "This release will allow those who have never before experienced this series to get a taste of it before the fourth release comes out."
The only release date set for Devil May Cry Trilogy: Definitive Edition is TBA, but Capcom has said that the game will be released before Devil May Cry 4.
Capcom will continue to strive to develop new and original games that appeal to a broad audience around the globe.
Holy crap, Mondayaton indeed.super funk said:Wow as if this wasnt big enough...
Japan, March 19, 2007-In respone to the suprise turn of events in which Capcom announced that Devil May Cry 4 will not only be going to Sony's PlayStation 3 but also Microsoft's Xbox 360 and PC, Capcom made a second suprise announcement.
Capcom Co., Ltd., a world-wide leader in the gaming industry, has also announced that it will release a collection of the first three Devil May Cry games on Xbox 360 entitled Devil May Cry Trilogy: Definitive Editon. Each game will be revamped to update the graphics up to the standards of the Xbox 360. Each new version will also include new material such as additional selectable characters, harder difficulty selections, and other bonus material. Online play is not confirmed, but is being considered.
"We chose to do this to to give our Xbox players who have never played a previous Devil May Cry game an oppurtunity to do so, as we here at Capcom wish to give our games the greatest reach possible", says Mr. Haruhiro Tsujimoto, vice president and COO of Capcom. "This release will allow those who have never before experienced this series to get a taste of it before the fourth release comes out."
The only release date set for Devil May Cry Trilogy: Definitive Edition is TBA, but Capcom has said that the game will be released before Devil May Cry 4.
Capcom will continue to strive to develop new and original games that appeal to a broad audience around the globe.
TekunoRobby said:If this game fails to live up to expectations or isn't a graphical powerhouse, it shall be blamed on porting it to the 360. Mark my words.
super funk said:Wow as if this wasnt big enough...
Japan, March 19, 2007-In respone to the suprise turn of events in which Capcom announced that Devil May Cry 4 will not only be going to Sony's PlayStation 3 but also Microsoft's Xbox 360 and PC, Capcom made a second suprise announcement.
Capcom Co., Ltd., a world-wide leader in the gaming industry, has also announced that it will release a collection of the first three Devil May Cry games on Xbox 360 entitled Devil May Cry Trilogy: Definitive Editon. Each game will be revamped to update the graphics up to the standards of the Xbox 360. Each new version will also include new material such as additional selectable characters, harder difficulty selections, and other bonus material. Online play is not confirmed, but is being considered.
"We chose to do this to to give our Xbox players who have never played a previous Devil May Cry game an oppurtunity to do so, as we here at Capcom wish to give our games the greatest reach possible", says Mr. Haruhiro Tsujimoto, vice president and COO of Capcom. "This release will allow those who have never before experienced this series to get a taste of it before the fourth release comes out."
The only release date set for Devil May Cry Trilogy: Definitive Edition is TBA, but Capcom has said that the game will be released before Devil May Cry 4.
Capcom will continue to strive to develop new and original games that appeal to a broad audience around the globe.
Defuser said:KGKK said:DMC3 did poorly in Japan and so so everywhere else./QUOTE] 300k sales in Japan is not called poorly....
Unless it's on the DS.
Systems_id said:Nevermind the fact that those who actually ponied up the $600+ (like myself) for the system makes that purchase a bit less appealing. Of course this could just be like the RE deal with Nintendo and this is the only big exclusive Sony loses. If this is however a trend then Sony either needs more reasons for users to pick up a PS3 or drop the damn price.
super funk said:Wow as if this wasnt big enough...
Japan, March 19, 2007-In respone to the suprise turn of events in which Capcom announced that Devil May Cry 4 will not only be going to Sony's PlayStation 3 but also Microsoft's Xbox 360 and PC, Capcom made a second suprise announcement.
Capcom Co., Ltd., a world-wide leader in the gaming industry, has also announced that it will release a collection of the first three Devil May Cry games on Xbox 360 entitled Devil May Cry Trilogy: Definitive Editon. Each game will be revamped to update the graphics up to the standards of the Xbox 360. Each new version will also include new material such as additional selectable characters, harder difficulty selections, and other bonus material. Online play is not confirmed, but is being considered.
"We chose to do this to to give our Xbox players who have never played a previous Devil May Cry game an oppurtunity to do so, as we here at Capcom wish to give our games the greatest reach possible", says Mr. Haruhiro Tsujimoto, vice president and COO of Capcom. "This release will allow those who have never before experienced this series to get a taste of it before the fourth release comes out."
The only release date set for Devil May Cry Trilogy: Definitive Edition is TBA, but Capcom has said that the game will be released before Devil May Cry 4.
Capcom will continue to strive to develop new and original games that appeal to a broad audience around the globe.
super funk said:Wow as if this wasnt big enough...
Japan, March 19, 2007-In respone to the suprise turn of events in which Capcom announced that Devil May Cry 4 will not only be going to Sony's PlayStation 3 but also Microsoft's Xbox 360 and PC, Capcom made a second suprise announcement.
Capcom Co., Ltd., a world-wide leader in the gaming industry, has also announced that it will release a collection of the first three Devil May Cry games on Xbox 360 entitled Devil May Cry Trilogy: Definitive Editon. Each game will be revamped to update the graphics up to the standards of the Xbox 360. Each new version will also include new material such as additional selectable characters, harder difficulty selections, and other bonus material. Online play is not confirmed, but is being considered.
"We chose to do this to to give our Xbox players who have never played a previous Devil May Cry game an oppurtunity to do so, as we here at Capcom wish to give our games the greatest reach possible", says Mr. Haruhiro Tsujimoto, vice president and COO of Capcom. "This release will allow those who have never before experienced this series to get a taste of it before the fourth release comes out."
The only release date set for Devil May Cry Trilogy: Definitive Edition is TBA, but Capcom has said that the game will be released before Devil May Cry 4.
Capcom will continue to strive to develop new and original games that appeal to a broad audience around the globe.
KGKK said:IGN isn't gonna fall for it this time:lol
TheGreatDave said:Shit, that's so possible I just threw up a little.
It will prob be the 360 version since Capcom will take the easy way out by not building tha game around the Cell.Dr_Cogent said:Link?
Also, so when does GAF start the whole "superior version" shit, or has someone already started that crap?
super funk said:Wow as if this wasnt big enough...
Japan, March 19, 2007-In respone to the suprise turn of events in which Capcom announced that Devil May Cry 4 will not only be going to Sony's PlayStation 3 but also Microsoft's Xbox 360 and PC, Capcom made a second suprise announcement.
Capcom Co., Ltd., a world-wide leader in the gaming industry, has also announced that it will release a collection of the first three Devil May Cry games on Xbox 360 entitled Devil May Cry Trilogy: Definitive Editon. Each game will be revamped to update the graphics up to the standards of the Xbox 360. Each new version will also include new material such as additional selectable characters, harder difficulty selections, and other bonus material. Online play is not confirmed, but is being considered.
"We chose to do this to to give our Xbox players who have never played a previous Devil May Cry game an oppurtunity to do so, as we here at Capcom wish to give our games the greatest reach possible", says Mr. Haruhiro Tsujimoto, vice president and COO of Capcom. "This release will allow those who have never before experienced this series to get a taste of it before the fourth release comes out."
The only release date set for Devil May Cry Trilogy: Definitive Edition is TBA, but Capcom has said that the game will be released before Devil May Cry 4.
Capcom will continue to strive to develop new and original games that appeal to a broad audience around the globe.
civilstrife said:I simply don't understand why some Sony fans somehow can't enjoy this game as much now that it's multiplatform.
Doesn't this mean johnny ram's topic might be right? Is this just the calm before the storm?
super funk said:Wow as if this wasnt big enough...
Japan, March 19, 2007-In respone to the suprise turn of events in which Capcom announced that Devil May Cry 4 will not only be going to Sony's PlayStation 3 but also Microsoft's Xbox 360 and PC, Capcom made a second suprise announcement.
Capcom Co., Ltd., a world-wide leader in the gaming industry, has also announced that it will release a collection of the first three Devil May Cry games on Xbox 360 entitled Devil May Cry Trilogy: Definitive Editon. Each game will be revamped to update the graphics up to the standards of the Xbox 360. Each new version will also include new material such as additional selectable characters, harder difficulty selections, and other bonus material. Online play is not confirmed, but is being considered.
"We chose to do this to to give our Xbox players who have never played a previous Devil May Cry game an oppurtunity to do so, as we here at Capcom wish to give our games the greatest reach possible", says Mr. Haruhiro Tsujimoto, vice president and COO of Capcom. "This release will allow those who have never before experienced this series to get a taste of it before the fourth release comes out."
The only release date set for Devil May Cry Trilogy: Definitive Edition is TBA, but Capcom has said that the game will be released before Devil May Cry 4.
Capcom will continue to strive to develop new and original games that appeal to a broad audience around the globe.
KGKK said:You gotta remember while the first DMC did very well, the DMC series is not exactly a console pusher. DMC3 did poorly in Japan and so so everywhere else. DMC2 was bomba:lol. DMC ain't no MGS thats for sure. So Sony loosing a huge exclusive is not exactly true. And don't see why people are still surprised, there were so many hints along the way. Also again, expect to see LP and DR on the PS3 this year![]()
OokieSpookie said:There really is no was that even the most hardcore sony fan can spin this as anything other than the first real nail in the coffin.
I do like my bluray player and all , but Sony has seriously misjudged things and there really will not be a come back.
The only thing that Sony had to sell consoles were the DMCs, MGS4s, and Final Fantasies.
I love Ratchet and Clank, I love Resistance, I am sure the Naughty Dog game will be nice and all but they will not sell systems.
Home and LBP are nice but they will not sell systems.
It is a vicious circle where Sony is losing exclusives because they do not have the systems in homes and you will not sell systems without the exclusives.
The fact that DMC is coming out day and date with the PS3 version is a major slap in Sony's face even worse than the VF5 commercial listing that it is coming to the 360 later.
Sorry Sony, your fans gave you as much rope as we could as a life line and you went and hung yourself with it.
Diablohead said:What company said in an interview a while back last year that because of dev time and console costs they can make more money back going multi platform instead of single?
I'm happy to see dmc4 come to the 360 as I already own one, I highly doubt any final fantasy games will go multi so I still got my #1 reason for picking up a ps3 in 08, just as I planned anyway(plus theres f1, motorstorm and a few others that interest me and will be down in price by then)
super funk said:Wow as if this wasnt big enough...
Japan, March 19, 2007-In respone to the suprise turn of events in which Capcom announced that Devil May Cry 4 will not only be going to Sony's PlayStation 3 but also Microsoft's Xbox 360 and PC, Capcom made a second suprise announcement.
Capcom Co., Ltd., a world-wide leader in the gaming industry, has also announced that it will release a collection of the first three Devil May Cry games on Xbox 360 entitled Devil May Cry Trilogy: Definitive Editon. Each game will be revamped to update the graphics up to the standards of the Xbox 360. Each new version will also include new material such as additional selectable characters, harder difficulty selections, and other bonus material. Online play is not confirmed, but is being considered.
"We chose to do this to to give our Xbox players who have never played a previous Devil May Cry game an oppurtunity to do so, as we here at Capcom wish to give our games the greatest reach possible", says Mr. Haruhiro Tsujimoto, vice president and COO of Capcom. "This release will allow those who have never before experienced this series to get a taste of it before the fourth release comes out."
The only release date set for Devil May Cry Trilogy: Definitive Edition is TBA, but Capcom has said that the game will be released before Devil May Cry 4.
Capcom will continue to strive to develop new and original games that appeal to a broad audience around the globe.