End of march, so pretty much.I really don't believe that RE 2 Remake will be out before April 2018 (this is when the Capcom's FY ends, right?)
Yeah, I don't see REmake 2 making it this FY either
End of march, so pretty much.I really don't believe that RE 2 Remake will be out before April 2018 (this is when the Capcom's FY ends, right?)
That was a mistranslation. Can't find it but it was said in another thread.
Maybe they are planning MHW for Switch and PC as well.
PC is already confirmed for MHW, but it won't be making the end of this FYMaybe they are planning MHW for Switch and PC as well.
Monster Hunter is a portable phenomenon in Japan? Lets risk that to make a Western focused console MH
If RE2 Remake were really coming this FY, we'd probably know by now. More likely that they just have unrealistic expectations for MHW.
I don't think 2 million is out of the question for MVCI. USF2's sale surprised everyone (450K), so who knows? I remember way back when everyone thought SSF4 and Marvel 3 would bomb and they lived up to expectations. Plus you gotta keep in mind that SF5's biggest issue at launch was lack of single player content and net code, which MVCI has one of those issues covered (story mode). Hopefully the net code is alright.
Japan still get their handheld version of MH in MHXX. And why are people still saying MHW is "western focused"? Just because it is now no longer on handheld? From what we've seen, MHW is still very true to its root. There is nothing westernized about it.
You severely underestimate the culture surrounding the portable nature of MH over there. Without it on the go, it's already going to sell magnitudes lower just by that fact alone, even without considering PS4 is just barely over 5M units there. They're 100% banking on western sales to compensate for the losses that will happen there.Japan still get their handheld version of MH in MHXX. And why are people still saying MHW is "western focused"? Just because it is now no longer on handheld? From what we've seen, MHW is still very true to its root. There is nothing westernized about it.
That said, it seems like Capcom have very high hope on MHW. I hope it breaks 5M mark since it sure looks amazing.
Dragon's Dogma 2....It's coming.
MHXX came out on 3DS earlier this year, I don't know what you seriously expect the sales will be for that gameJapan still get their handheld version of MH in MHXX. And why are people still saying MHW is "western focused"? Just because it is now no longer on handheld? From what we've seen, MHW is still very true to its root. There is nothing westernized about it.
That said, it seems like Capcom have very high hope on MHW. I hope it breaks 5M mark since it sure looks amazing.
Whoops must have missed that.The game's already announced for PC.
I wonder if they're expecting MHW to do more than 2m WW. Because without the JP market to compensate, I sure hope they focus the majority of their advertising $$$ outside of Japan, because they're going to need it there the most to make up for the lost ground.
You severely underestimate the culture surrounding the portable nature of MH over there. Without it on the go, it's already going to sell magnitudes lower just by that fact alone, even without considering PS4 is just barely over 5M units there. They're 100% banking on western sales to compensate for the losses that will happen there.
But that doesn't change the fact that the game isn't western-focused. I think that, for ever person who is supposedly underestimating how much portability plays into MH strengths as a franchise, there are just as many people overestimating it. MHW being on PS4 and not Switch or 3DS is definitely a barrier, but let's not act like it's going to bomb.
But that doesn't change the fact that the game isn't western-focused. I think that, for ever person who is supposedly underestimating how much portability plays into MH strengths as a franchise, there are just as many people overestimating it. MHW being on PS4 and not Switch or 3DS is definitely a barrier, but let's not act like it's going to bomb.
I'm higly doubtful..1. Their projections for MVC:I if I remember correctly is 2 mil. If it is a full game like SFV wasn't it should hit that given it is also coming to Xbox One.
I don't think anybody thinks it's gonna bomb per say, as in sell less then 1 million, but if they are expecting it to target as much as we think they will target, then it might aswell be a bomb, remember tri came out on peak wii, and still only reached a million after some price cutsBut that doesn't change the fact that the game isn't western-focused. I think that, for ever person who is supposedly underestimating how much portability plays into MH strengths as a franchise, there are just as many people overestimating it. MHW being on PS4 and not Switch or 3DS is definitely a barrier, but let's not act like it's going to bomb.
They're most definitely banking on this being what allows the franchise to finally blow up in the West. In Japan, the most they'll be able to hope for is sales comparable to the Wii's MH Tri (generous when considering the Wii's install base was much higher than PS4's is right now there).But that doesn't change the fact that the game isn't western-focused. I think that, for ever person who is supposedly underestimating how much portability plays into MH strengths as a franchise, there are just as many people overestimating it. MHW being on PS4 and not Switch or 3DS is definitely a barrier, but let's not act like it's going to bomb.
It's not really a barrier when you take everyone outside of Japan into account.
But that doesn't change the fact that the game isn't western-focused. I think that, for ever person who is supposedly underestimating how much portability plays into MH strengths as a franchise, there are just as many people overestimating it. MHW being on PS4 and not Switch or 3DS is definitely a barrier, but let's not act like it's going to bomb.
TGS announcement would be way more likely.
Even DmC was announced at TGS.
Whoops must have missed that.
Potential audience may not translate to an actual audience. For example, the Wii was a sales powerhouse, but Tri still didn't sell very well at all.It's not really a barrier when you take everyone outside of Japan into account.
The PS4/X1/PC offer a much bigger potential audience.
And it's not like there is any other major IP out there right now on these consoles that offers the kind of co-op experience that MH does.
They have a good shot at people who are into fighting games and DBZ. They have zero shot with the kind of casual audience that exists for Marvel products.
The trailer for the DMC4 that we wound up getting (where Nero was confirmed to be a thing) debuted at TGS as well.DmC is the only DMC title to have been so. Besides, TGS ain't what it used to be. Last year they had the RE x L'Arc en Ciel VR experience, and in 2015 Umbrella Corps. UC was the first TGS announcement since DmC IIRC.
I highly doubt DMC5 will be there. PSX is more likely at this point.
Potential audience may not translate to an actual audience. For example, the Wii was a sales powerhouse, but Tri still didn't sell very well at all.
Trying to cultivate an audience for an long-running franchise on new platforms is a gamble.
DmC is the only DMC title to have been so. Besides, TGS ain't what it used to be. Last year they had the RE x L'Arc en Ciel VR experience, and in 2015 Umbrella Corps. UC was the first TGS announcement since DmC IIRC.
I highly doubt DMC5 will be there. PSX is more likely at this point.
They can help by bringing The Great Ace Attorney and it's sequel over.