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A port to 360 with some added content perhaps? VC2 ported to PS3 perhaps? Who cares, im stoked as fuck cos I loved VC.
Funny trivia: in Japan VC1 sold more than VC2 did.Ashkeloth said:PS3 or bust.
I can understand moving the series to the PSP, what with the fact that the first sold terribly
VCIII developed by Sonic Team?Segata Sanshiro said:SONIC VALKYRIA
SONIC VALKYRIA
NAH NAH NAH NAH NAH NAH NAAAH NA NA NA NAAAAAAAAAAAAH
They balanced out the classes as for the broken ranking system, no. It's still finishing the mission ASAP that willl net you the best ranking.Haunted said:I didn't keep up with 2, did they fix the broken ranking system and balanced out the classes?
My biggest complaints with VC1, easily.
Regulus Tera said:VCIII developed by Sonic Team?
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The initial release of VC1 sold less than VC2. Unlike, VC1, VC2 hasn't had a Best Hits release yet, so it remains to be seen where it will settle in the end.Shito said:Funny trivia: in Japan VC1 sold more than VC2 did.
So, yeah, please be PS3!
PS3/360 would be nice as well.
Yoboman said:They're really wringing this one dry, yet no love for Skies of Arcadia?
Aw, come on now. VC2 is far from horrendous. It's a pretty freaking awesome game and it deserves better than the slipshod treatment some of you guys are giving it.BomberMouse said:So much hype, maybe I'll even get that horrendous part 2 while I'm in bliss![]()
Hmm, I don't recall my source for this saying that at all, but seeing as the site I got this from is down at the moment... ^^ But the conclusion was that with a best hits release of VC2 the two games would probably end up around the same waters sales-wise.Segata Sanshiro said:The initial release of VC1 sold less than VC2. Unlike, VC1, VC2 hasn't had a Best Hits release yet, so it remains to be seen where it will settle in the end.
Realistically, I think VC2 is going to end up with lower sales. The PSP market just doesn't have the legs left in it that the PS3 market had/has when the Best Hits version of VC1 came out. Also, rule of sequels, they tend to be more frontloaded, particularly with a slow-burner like VC1. But either way, it wasn't a devastating outcome, at least.Shito said:Hmm, I don't recall my source for this saying that at all, but seeing as the site I got this from is down at the moment... ^^ But the conclusion was that with a best hits release of VC2 the two games would probably end up around the same waters sales-wise.
Anyways, I agree with you: the motivation for making of VC2 a PSP game doesn't stem from bad sales.
Sqorgar said:I don't know. I think it looks like a new Yakuza game...
Well, that's half of what I wanted for 2. Maybe they'll fix the other half for this third one.Ikkarus said:They balanced out the classes as for the broken ranking system, no. It's still finishing the mission ASAP that willl net you the best ranking.
Really wish they would address that bit of it.
You'll replay the events of the first game, but from the perspective of the other side!duckroll said:I don't see how "direct sequel" makes sense since nothing happens after VC1. That's the entire reason why half of VC2 is school life stuff, because NOTHING IS HAPPENING EVEN 2 YEARS LATER.
I'm not sure if prequel makes much sense either, since it would be kinda dumb to go backwards in terms of tech and weaponry. Why give the player less options in the next game? Also, I'm not even sure there's an interesting story to tell before VC1.
Shito said:Funny trivia: in Japan VC1 sold more than VC2 did.
So, yeah, please be PS3!
PS3/360 would be nice as well.
:OJigsaw said:the 4th character from the left better be mrs. bles !
Why exclusive? Wouldn't multiplat be best for everyone?Crimson-Legend said:PS3 EXCLUSIVE PLEASE
But making a sequel to an existing game on the same platform should be cheaper since the engine and pipeline is already built, plus they can reuse assets if needed.BattleMonkey said:Well you also have to factor in game budget. PSP games cost far far less to make than PS3 games
Segata Sanshiro said:Why exclusive? Wouldn't multiplat be best for everyone?
BattleMonkey said:Well you also have to factor in game budget. PSP games cost far far less to make than PS3 games
Couldn't you argue the inverse? I mean, if it cost 25% more to port it to anther system, but it boosts the games sales 50%, would you not do it?BattleMonkey said:Did the game even sell well enough in the West to bother with multiplatform development?
No, multiplatform games generally have a lack of polish and lowest common denominator design decisions for both platforms. Worst trend this gen.Segata Sanshiro said:Wouldn't multiplat be best for everyone?
androvsky said:That's not always true. VC1 had detailed models, but re-used them a ton, especially enemy units. Outside of engine development, I'm not sure it really cost that much. With a completed engine, a quick PS3 sequel would've been pretty cheap for them to crank out. For the PSP version, they had to scrap all their 3D assets, re-write a large chunk of the engine, and add multiplayer, on top of the usual sequel stuff (new classes, maps, etc).
Drkirby said:Couldn't you argue the inverse? I mean, if it cost 25% more to port it to anther system, but it boosts the games sales 50%, would you not do it?
In NA alone, it sold about 65% of what it sold in Japan. I'd say it's significant enough.BattleMonkey said:Did the game even sell well enough in the West to bother with multiplatform development?
I can't imagine the PS3 version, with its pre-existing engine, would suffer from having a 360 port. Maybe the 360 port might not be as good as the PS3 version, but having the game available is better than not, in my opinion.sage1000orwhatever said:No, multiplatform games generally have a lack of polish and lowest common denominator design decisions for both platforms. Worst trend this gen.
Don't go saying things like that!Enron said:what if this ends up being a cellphone game
D:
Segata Sanshiro said:As pointed out, the PSP is certainly not dead in Japan. It's one of the more active systems, actually. It was a calculated gamble to try to reap enough of an increase off the PSP userbase in Japan to make up for any losses in the west, and at a lower budget. While it did sell better than the original in Japan, it didn't sell much better, so the gamble didn't pay off. Combined with the fact that the handheld generation is ending, I very much doubt this will be on PSP.
And the first game is just as tropey as the second one, just in a different way.