I heavily doubt it - after all the other stuff that has been announced and shown, Capcom would be the laughing stock of the industry (similar to Take2 right now). I don't even think Cavia is behind this, which is too bad. I think only Cavia can do the franchise justice now that Mikami's gone. Because those guys are insane. And Resident Evil has to be insane. It takes insane people to create insane games. :lolseady said:
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Resident Evil: Revelations (3DS) real-time demo video
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Hot Coldman
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I hope they come out and say 'basically this is Resi 6' :lol
Huh?Aeana said:
I hope that the 3DS is a glorious success. Kudos to Nintendo for pushing 3D into handheld gaming. I wish they had been even more agressive on tech even at higher cost.
I am simply poking fun at people who think it will launch at US$199.
Holy shit, people are projecting the wierdest shit on me :lol Where is this crap coming from.Boney said:
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wsippel said:
:lol Read again.
cosmicblizzard
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Anyone see this?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x8AqKsgjcZg
Doubt anyone here really cares about the story but it's an interesting analysis given how little we've seen.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x8AqKsgjcZg
Doubt anyone here really cares about the story but it's an interesting analysis given how little we've seen.
That was before the DS suceeded in catering the casual audience. The PSP sold rather good, but more or less only to the "core audience". For people who don't usually pay attention to games it was way too expensive.Gravijah said:
Which is exactly why it would be a stupid move from Nintendo to sell the 3DS for more than 200$. Something more expensive would be too expensive to reach the mass market, it'd probably be a successful core-device, but they would miss the casual audience; that audience which made the DS to the most sucessfull gaming device ever.
Nintendo can try to sell it for 250$, but thinking it well sell as good as the original DS line did just because the brand is strong, would be similar to Sony selling the PS3 for 600$ (a somewhat over-exaggerated comparison, but still similar)
There certainly is a posibility that the 3DS launches at $250, no doubt about it, but it's also the same posibility that it'll be $200
Iwata has stated it'll be higher the DSi, that could mean higher than now, or after a price drop we don't know. I'm personally leaning towards $200, but $250 although pushing it, wouldn't surprise me.
It's different with the Wii, since people see more value in home consoles, because you only need one for multiplayer and parties. Since handhelds are more personal devices, charging that much money would be a mistake.
Iwata has stated it'll be higher the DSi, that could mean higher than now, or after a price drop we don't know. I'm personally leaning towards $200, but $250 although pushing it, wouldn't surprise me.
It's different with the Wii, since people see more value in home consoles, because you only need one for multiplayer and parties. Since handhelds are more personal devices, charging that much money would be a mistake.
DangerStepp
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Solo said:
I'm going to start on applications for that second job ASAP!
Oh my gosh I didn't even think about this. It's perfect for the 3DS. What with the fireballs and tailwhips Monster Hunter games have.ILikeFeet said:it's another Code: Veronica.
they should have announced Monster Hunter Portable 3 along with this (and canibalize the psp sales)
I don't consider the PSP to be a failure, but it isn't a smashing success unless the category is "non-Nintendo handhelds." Developer support dropped off gradually, too, and it certainly isn't doing well in the west now. Nintendo is surely aiming for something a little better.Gravijah said:
Let's be serious: the chances of the 3DS launching at above $200 aren't nil, and that's a little unnerving because I do feel like it would be a huge mistake. Everyone I've talked to has said they have no interest in paying over $200, and this applies to me as well.
ILikeFeet said:
I think it must be drugs.
The point is that Nintendo are happy to sell the XL - a six year old piece of technology that's only distinguishing features is that it's slightly bigger than the last one for $189.99.
And you clowns think that's the same price they're going to release a brand new portable that's vastly more powerful, does 3D and has tons of other extra features built-in?
And it's going to be limited in stock at Christmas.
I'm beginning to think $299.99 might be a more reasonable guess.
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Log4Girlz said:
what about $300
TouchMyBox
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Boney said:Only 1 analog
Hopefully they'll wise up and use Peace Walker type controls.
Oh dear. We're not going to go through this whole "where is second analog" thing two handheld generations in a row, are we? :lol
EmCeeGramr
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Touchscreen to manage items.PounchEnvy said:
Log4Girlz said:
It's gonna sell out at 250 too. And there's going to be profiteering on ebay. Does that mean they should sell it at 400? The higher you go, the few buyers there are that are willing to purchase. And the fewer there are, the quicker it stops selling without a price drop. They have to determine how much true demand there is, because launching at 250 and then having to price drop 4 months later only creates resentment (Plus, a lot of stores have 90 day return windows. So it creates a mess on that front with returns).
Pachter can eat a joystick about Nintendo leaving money on the table because of ebay. I sold my launch PS3 on ebay for 1999.99 (underpriced at 1999.99 with Immediate Payment to not get stiffed). So PS3 should have been the most popular console ever. And a bargain at 599.99. He needs to STFU about that ebay nonsense. He completely misses the point about how that's entirely unrelated to real supply and demand. It's only a tiny segment. But he's just a financial analcyst. Why should he understand something so basic.