jim-jam bongs said:Or they're making an MMO and want to target the largest market available.
Street Fighter World of Champions Online =O
jim-jam bongs said:Or they're making an MMO and want to target the largest market available.
Aru said:Street Fighter World of Champions Online =O
Chris Remo said:They develop their games on PCs, like pretty much everyone does. But that doesn't mean the PC is the "lead" platform--the lead platform is the one the game is most tailored to, the one the team has in mind first. That's unlikely to be the PC in the case of games like RE5 and DMC4.
Opiate said:Yes, and in some cases, these games don't even release on the PC at all, presumably because the Publisher fears piracy cannibalizing their sales not only on PC, but in other markets.
It's a testament to how messed up our industry is on a financial level: first, make a game on PC. Then port it to consoles, because you usually can't make enough money making system exclusives anymore (for any system). Then, don't even release it on PC at all, to avoid piracy.
This processs is circuitous and inefficient. I'm not saying it should cease immediately: I do think it's the best option available, given how the industry works right now. What I'm suggesting, instead, is that "how the industry works right now" is ineffective, and it needs to change on a more fundamental, systemic level.
But you would still have to "port" the game to Windows even if you are creating everything on a PC. I guess some publishers just don't bother or the game engine is very specific to a console.Opiate said:Yes, and in some cases, these games don't even release on the PC at all, presumably because the Publisher fears piracy cannibalizing their sales not only on PC, but in other markets.
It's a testament to how messed up our industry is on a financial level: first, make a game on PC. Then port it to consoles, because you usually can't make enough money making system exclusives anymore (for any system). Then, don't even release it on PC at all, to avoid piracy.
This processs is circuitous and inefficient. I'm not saying it should cease immediately: I do think it's the best option available, given how the industry works right now. What I'm suggesting, instead, is that "how the industry works right now" is ineffective, and it needs to change on a more fundamental, systemic level.
Excellent.Grayman said:it is always party time for PC gamers
Yes!Yoboman said:I think their PC games must be doing pretty damn well. Coupled with the fact it makes for damn easy quality console versions with their engines. It's win-win
I'm happy to keep buying superior PC versions
dude, this is neogafChris Remo said:I just don't want to see a thread about PC games turn into a war between console and PC enthusiasts.
Yeah, I've been really impressed with how MS has handled GFWL, once they accepted that they couldn't monetize it. I use enough of the web2.0 stuff on the 360 that having my PC games tie into the Live system is nothing but benefical; and if that's not your thing, there don't seem to be any drawbacks to it. I guess I'm still not so sure about the Live Matchmaking system for PC games. SF4 PC's online is atrocious - although it could be on Capcom's end. I have DoWII but stuck to the single player...how was the multiplayer in that?Diablohead said:With Capcom pc games lately using the GFWL setup all I can say is MORE PLEASE! I love 75fps gaming at 1440x900 with Qx16AA![]()
I don't think this is true. IIRC, the retail version of SF4 used SECURom, but the steam version did not.arstal said:Capcom PC games will all use SECURom, except maybe on Impulse. Not interested.
Frenck said:Capcom: "We hate money"
The PC versions of DMC4 and RE5 are huge upgrades over the Xbox versions.bistromathics said:edit: Lots of support for Capcom's PC titles in this thread. SF4 is the only capcom game i own on my PC, and its not really the kind of game where you'd notice if it were a crappy copy/paste console->pc port. What capcom titles are people playing on PC that give them such confidence.
Sho_Nuff82 said:That you can't pretend that a game being targeted to the Crysis-boxes is going to ever be on the radar of people with Peggle-boxes/Netbooks.
Draft said:Hahaha.
HAHAHAHA.
CAPGOD.
Surely they couldn't be satisfied being a tech leader on the clown consoles.
Surely the genius brains and tiny, nimble fingers of their elite Nippon programming teams wanted more.
Time to come home, Capcom. Time to come where you belong.
Teknopathetic said:"Well, duh. It still makes the mind think four or more. In the context of a thread title, it's a bit of a cocktease when couple or two would have sufficed."
Math failure aside, how often do people use "couple" in the strictest sense?
and Lost Planet.Draft said:The PC versions of DMC4 and RE5 are huge upgrades over the Xbox versions.
open_mouth_ said:I just came in to say
that I am enjoying
DMC4 on PC a lot today,
textures and rez whoring!
open_mouth_ said:I just came in to say
that I am enjoying
DMC4 on PC a lot today,
textures and rez whoring!
No_Style said:Capcom, please get your stuff onto Steam. Thank you!
Draft said:The PC versions of DMC4 and RE5 are huge upgrades over the Xbox versions.
arstal said:Capcom PC games will all use SECURom, except maybe on Impulse. Not interested.
Chairman Yang said:How did the PC version of Street Fighter 4 do, out of curiosity?
Interfectum said:Time to become who you were born to be.
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Classic Draft once again - love itDraft said:Hahaha.
HAHAHAHA.
CAPGOD.
Surely they couldn't be satisfied being a tech leader on the clown consoles.
Surely the genius brains and tiny, nimble fingers of their elite Nippon programming teams wanted more.
Time to come home, Capcom. Time to come where you belong.
I'm confused. This sounds like Capcom is making a multiplatform game that works on PCs and consoles, like other companies have done. It just sounds like they may start on PC first?Frenck said:Capcom: "We hate money"
The definition of crysis-box is a little ridiculous anyway - running crysis at 1080p on v.high at 30fps+.Chris Remo said:I'm primarily a PC gamer, I just don't want to see a thread about PC games turn into a war between console and PC enthusiasts. These (completely unidentified) games are coming to both PC and console and we don't even know anything about them.
Very, very few games are targeted at "Crysis-boxes." In fact, at this point, it's pretty much just Crysis and Crysis Warhead. So let's please drop it.
You know what? I've made my peace with this. I'm happy to wait a couple of months if it means paying less for a better version. As long as the PC versions come I don't care whether it's day 1 or not. It's not like I'm hurting for lack of games.Kintaro said:Now if Capcom and other companies would get over themselves and this stupid perception that selling the PC version day and date with the other releases will somehow hurt them, all will be right with the world. Such bullshit.
Draft said:The PC versions of DMC4 and RE5 are huge upgrades over the Xbox versions.
yeah. so long as the version we get down the line is better than the console version, i'm happy with that.Fredescu said:You know what? I've made my peace with this. I'm happy to wait a couple of months if it means paying less for a better version. As long as the PC versions come I don't care whether it's day 1 or not. It's not like I'm hurting for lack of games.
Digital-Hero said:Graphically, yes high res and better framerate. Overall, the game still plays the same and it's basically, the same game.
I was under the impression DMC4 PC has a new mode too (and a higher difficulty) - not groundbreaking I know; but more than just high res/framerateDigital-Hero said:Graphically, yes high res and better framerate. Overall, the game still plays the same and it's basically the same.
Interfectum said:Graphically their PC counterparts make the console versions look like Wii games.
Interfectum said:Graphically their PC counterparts make the console versions look like Wii games.