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Capcom thinking out Switch support, talks about Capcom's future and IP revivals

Kssio_Aug

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Passose

Banned
"Also the development of their current I.P and new I.P means they have even less time to bring back old titles."

This is the line that gets to me the most actually. The reason why they now have old IP and current/new IP is because they themselves let popular IP, i.e. ones that people like us ask them for to this day like Mega Man, Final Fight, Ghouls 'n Ghosts, Dino Crisis, Onimusha etc., become inactive and as such "old". This is why Resident Evil and Street Fighter (despite its long abscence) are still relevant even as "old" IP (or why Nintendo managed to keep Mario and Zelda relevant all these years).

If they had kept up a better mix of familiar and new IP throughout the years instead of continuously pumping out RE games or things like Lost Planet and Dead Rising that many people burned out on (or MH which continues to underperform in the West due to it being tied to handhelds), then we wouldn't be speaking in these terms of "old" and "new" for the most part in other words.

If they truly wanted to test the viability of Switch, they should have released a title that fits with (oldschool and new) Nintendo consumers of all ages. A Mega Man of Ghouls 'n Ghosts reboot or sequel, or even a MH game, would have served that purpose far better than yet another "Darkstalkers test" in the form of a re-release of an old done to death game like SFII, especially a version with a divisive at best updated art style. I love SFII to death but even I am not really interested in picking up this version because of how Udon's art permeates it (in the menus and such even if you choose the old sprite art in the options) and the overall lacklustre package.

If they want Switch owners and Nintendo fans to embrace them once more, they have to give something back by putting some actual effort into the game they use as a test case, not choose the cheapest and easiest way out and expect tons of support and sales in return. I never thought I'd say this but Konami really approached this better than Capcom did so far with Super Bomberman R.
Tbf Konami actually did something right for once with bomberman and it paid off, just hope the game will open their eyes
 
Determine their support off a overpriced port of a 25 year old game and were reported for asking Nintendo to strengthen the Switch....
What?

Capcom has no money now. They have to make sure whatever they make especially if its an original entry/game is gonna be worth it. I bet they are 2 or 3 bombs away from going under or being bought out.
 

Pinky

Banned
In regards to Switch, Capcom will think of how to support the Switch while looking at how Street Fighter 2 does on the system in May

Oh, c'mon! I mean, I plan to pick this up, but using USF2 as any type of gauge to determine if future support is warranted is way beyond stupid. Capcom's trolling hard.
 
Oh, c'mon! I mean, I plan to pick this up, but using USF2 as any type of gauge to determine if future support is warranted is way beyond stupid. Capcom's trolling hard.
It doesn't say anything with clarity


How to support could mean they change pricing models or type of games.

This thread is ridiculous


Just lock it up if people can't even understand
 
Dear Capcom

Monster Hunter Switch

Dragons Dogma Switch

Breath of Fire revival (BOF6 was so offensive i dont know where to begin)
 
I hope you are taking about a good version of SF2 (there are a lot, on different platforms).

Because this one is trash. Eurogamer had the courage to judge it simple and clear: "AVOID".
I got sf4 on ps4 and just hate the way it looks.

Much prefer 2 or 3 which I tried around the same time as 4 for the first time. It's amazing how bad 4 looks... 5 is better but not great. other than that they play ok
 
Capcom always says they will wait to see how shitty port does on new Nintendo system before we do more.

They should throw in 3rd Strike instead of that shitty FPS mode
 

Emhemed

Member
This is really disappointing. Capcom did the same with the Wii and I don't understand why 3rd party publishers keep giving Nintendo consoles some kind of an ultimatum, you don't get success without taking any kind of risks.

Fuck off Capcom!
 

gafneo

Banned
Capcom properties I'd like to see
A cell shaded Ghost N Goblins that shows no mercy
A cell shaded 3D Final Fight with a deep fighting system
Resident Evil 2 Remake in FP and VR
A Mega Man with Guilty Gear Sign graphics
Power Stone 3
Duck Tails 3 that resembles the Wayforward remake
A Marvel Planet Hulk adventure game
Monster Hunter with good graphics and hit detection
A Strider 2, but with beautiful Japanese art
 
We're a long ways out from the GameCube days when Capcom alone accounted for the majority of my third-party library, even with the mismanagement and shaky exclusivity relationships surrounding the Capcom Five. Wake me up when they bring back Viewtiful Joe.
 

Neoxon

Junior Member
Capcom properties I'd like to see
A cell shaded Ghost N Goblins that shows no mercy
A cell shaded 3D Final Fight with a deep fighting system
Resident Evil 2 Remake in FP and VR
A Mega Man with Guilty Gear Sign graphics
Power Stone 3
DuckTales 3 that resembles the Wayforward remake
A Marvel Planet Hulk adventure game
Monster Hunter with good graphics and hit detection
A Strider 2, but with beautiful Japanese art
This would be kinda heart-breaking since Alan Young passed away (he came back for DuckTales Remastered to voice Scrooge McDuck), but I suppose they can use the new cast.

Also, I think you mean Strider 3. Strider 2 already happened.
 
I just don't think most third parties want to deal with Nintendo consoles anymore, even if they're actually successful.

I think a lot of it has its roots in the fact that Nintendo kinda treated third party companies like ass back in the day with their hardware and policies. They just had to put up with it because there wasn't much else to go to. Sony saw that and took advantage of it by making the Playstation the ultimate dream for third parties. When that happened, it seems like third parties realized they didn't need Nintendo anymore and basically ran away, writing their home console business off for good.
 
Did anyone notice IGN wrote a story based on the original, inaccurate translation in this thread without doing any translation work of their own?

"CAPCOM TO ASSESS ITS SUPPORT FOR SWITCH BASED ON ULTRA STREET FIGHTER 2 PERFORMANCE"
http://m.ign.com/articles/2017/05/2...h-based-on-ultra-street-fighter-2-performance

Edit: innacurate, not immaculate lol

Edit 2: Actually, it says they checked via an IGN translator, but how could that be? They directly reference sales performance and it is very similar to GAF's initial translation
 

Lutherian

Member
So that's why Switch didn't get the Duck Tales & other NES compilation, right ?

Oh and so it also means that we can forget about Monster Hunter on Switch ?
 
A Strider 2, but with beautiful Japanese art

Well, we already have a Strider 2....

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Did you mean a good sequel to the ho-hum 2013 Strider game? A remake of Strider 2? Or just an all-new Strider game with great, stylish graphics?

There is no wrong answer here, as long as they greatly improve upon the 2013 game.
 

cw_sasuke

If all DLC came tied to $13 figurines, I'd consider all DLC to be free
I just don't think most third parties want to deal with Nintendo consoles anymore, even if they're actually successful.

I think a lot of it has its roots in the fact that Nintendo kinda treated third party companies like ass back in the day with their hardware and policies. They just had to put up with it because there wasn't much else to go to. Sony saw that and took advantage of it by making the Playstation the ultimate dream for third parties. When that happened, it seems like third parties realized they didn't need Nintendo anymore and basically ran off, writing their home console business off for good.

How do you explain Capcoms 3DS support if they dont want anything to do with Nintendo ? Your post doesnt make much sense when pretty much every japanese console publisher is supporting Switch.
 
Glad it was just a mistranslation cause fuck spending money on that Street Fighter 2 port. Even if it wasn't I wouldn't support BS like this. Heck, it's not like Capcom has honored prior "tests" anyway.
 
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