Mufausa The 3rd
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Treasure, where the hell are you??
http://i.imgur.com/9boBQyF.jpg Even though I'm only a fan of the Dodonpachi series, I'd buy everything they port.
For a decade+ old game in a super niche genre that's gone on sale all of what, twice? I think that's a reasonably solid number -- most other shumps on Steam are probably well below that. (I know I frownface every time I look up Crimzon Clover on SteamSpy). If they're not happy with that number, they either screwed up management of the port of they had some delusional expectations.
LOL, guys, please, hold your dicks.
Degica is probably just testing the waters. We don't know how much CAVE is charging for the ports. I'm guessing it will be either Futari or DS, and from there, depending on the success, we will be either getting one game at a time or none at all.
No way in hell they will start with stuff like Ibara Kuro or a whole collection, lol.
I have no problems paying full price for their games on Steam. Even tho I have most of them on 360, I'm ready to give them my money. CAVE is just outstanding, imo. They make the best shmups, and I LOVE shmups!
For a decade+ old game in a super niche genre that's gone on sale all of what, twice? I think that's a reasonably solid number -- most other shumps on Steam are probably well below that. (I know I frownface every time I look up Crimzon Clover on SteamSpy). If they're not happy with that number, they either screwed up management of the port of they had some delusional expectations.
Main reason why the 360 is still hooked.I guess I can retire my 360 but not sure if they'll port the somewhat illegal port of Dodonpachi Dai Ou Jou Black Label Extra.
Crimzon Clover is at ~100k, and that's not counting any GOG sales.
Oh god why. Makes me cringe just looking at it. Who will one-up this with a PCB lolI'll join you in this purge.
Yes I have a death grip to not drop it in the toilet. oh my god was I so scared. I admit it.
Also just realized that this could be the first really great home release of stuff like Dodonpachi and Ibara.
Dodonpachi never got a good port. Even the one that you unlock after playing through that stupid VN Instabrain game apparently wasn't that good. And the Saturn and PS1 versions had issues. We could finally remedy this, 20 years later!
That's the one game I really want and it probably won't happen
Yeah, no guarentee they will do well now. So much competition on all fronts.Better late than sorry. Their company badly needed to do this a couple of years back for their own good.
Yeah, no guarentee they will do well now. So much competition on all fronts.
CAVE? Progear and Dodonpachi 2 are the only shooting games they don't own, as far as I know.
I own them all too but I'm not going to rebuy anything I already own. PC is one of the last places I'd want to play these games, but if they port something that hasn't gotten a release already I'll buy for sure.
Even Dangun Feveron which I feel is thier weakest game in the genre.
Even though I'm only a fan of the Dodonpachi series, I'd buy everything they port.
Oh my Gosh, Oh my Gosh, Oh my Gosh, Oh my Gosh, Oh my Gosh, Oh my Gosh, Oh my Gosh, Oh my Gosh, OH MY GOSH!
Currently own:
Espgaluda 2
Mushihimesama Futari
Muchi Muchi Pork/Pink Sweets
Akai Katana
Dodonpachi Resurrection
Deathsmiles
Deathsmiles 2x
Deathsmiles mobile
Espgaluda Mobile
Eager to put this on steam. My disc drive is pooping out on my 360.
Same here. If 360 is on its way out
Never bought DDP Saidaioujou?
Nah. Got hooked on Crimzon Clover World Ignition...I played Dodonpachi Resurrection the least in my collection and I figured if I wanted the combo multiplier I was better served in Crimzon Clover anyhow with double break mode.
Did they change the system much form Resurrection to SaiDaioujou though? Maybe I judged it too quickly.
I hated resurrection with its seemingly limitless bullet cancelling. SDOJ plays more like previous DDP games to me. I like it much better.
Although there is some bullet cancelling when you start your hyper, it requires a lot more bullet-dodging, which I find more fun. You're score is still heavily dependant on chaining kills.I never played any prior to resurrection. How are the mechanics?
Although there is some bullet cancelling when you start your hyper, it requires a lot more bullet-dodging, which I find more fun.
Resurrection was mostly boring until the difficulty spiked on the last level and decided to **** me.
I'm no expert. One of these other players will chime in and give you the full story.Hmmmm...I'll have to try this then. Sounds more purist. For cancelling the rhythms of Crimzon Clover felt better to me. Also Akai Katana is my king of cancels from Cave
Although there is some bullet cancelling when you start your hyper, it requires a lot more bullet-dodging, which I find more fun. You're score is still heavily dependant on chaining kills.
Resurrection was mostly boring until the difficulty spiked on the last level and decided to **** me.
Yes! Ugh, such a brutal surpriseDat laser dancing, eh? Endless streams of death.
Hmmmm...I'll have to try this then. Sounds more purist. For cancelling the rhythms of Crimzon Clover felt better to me. Also Akai Katana is my king of cancels from Cave
Not at all what I was saying. Of course shmups should be full priced, if appropriate.Why shouldn't they be a standard priced product, are we going to say that some genres are inherently less valuable than others?
they released the phone apps for an insanely reduced price though. I honestly think that they were over publishing their own games and they didn't want to deal with publishing on PC. thankfully a publisher stepped up - even better one that has experience with shmups.What I am saying is that they previously only viewed their products as premium-priced boutique games for a small dedicated otaku audience. That kept them from putting them on digital services and significantly discounting them over time.
They need to start porting their games over to Steam (and GOG preferably), like the remake of a PC-6001 homebrew STG called Beluga they recently put out for Vita. One game they developed is already up on Steam, too, so.Honestly I would have preferred M2. =).
Also, the second part of a documentary on shmups, where they focus on Cave: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fv7fCr6QFis
I love this video -- can't even fathom how many times I've watched it.
icarus's special demonstration videos are really amazing too - they're actually my favorite. I pmed him to make a dvd out of it for me to buy but never got a response lol
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GzChEV2uZKw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TL3Q6CR-WjM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L9BY5QqfpMg
Not at all what I was saying. Of course shmups should be full priced, if appropriate.
What I am saying is that they previously only viewed their products as premium-priced boutique games for a small dedicated otaku audience. That kept them from putting them on digital services and significantly discounting them over time.
Which would be fine if they were a thriving company getting fat off this, but they weren't. They were dying. The premium strategy wasn't working. Better to skim what you can off the dedicated audience first, and seek a much wider audience through digital services later on.
But I guess that's where we are now. Great !