DrROBschiz
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Any mainline DQ games hit PS4 yet or just spinoffs?
DQ11 will be the first
Im not sure if you can access any of the legacy titles on PSN or not
DQ8 maybe?
Any mainline DQ games hit PS4 yet or just spinoffs?
That's only because I am on your side; I am an Eolz fan. I want the the series to remain on Nintendo platforms exclusively because then you'll be happy, and in turn so will I.
It's just people arguing there points to justify where they want to play it.I don't understand the people saying only Switch makes sense. Y'all forgotten Wii U and MH3U? I doubt Switch will bomb or do as badly as Wii U, but if they're looking to use consoles as a platform for increasing brand strength in the west, locking future games to Switch makes zero sense.
Monster Hunter will never be popular in the West because it takes too much skill even in the easiest of entries. Souls and Bloodborne are 'hard' but in the end a player can level up and the enemies are scaled for single player.
For instance, MHGen is considered to be easy but then there's content like FE costumes with a Hyper Silver Rathalos that maybe 10% of Western players can actually kill with sub 1% being able to kill solo. Dragon's Dogma is a better fit for the west.
I agree, but you know that all DQ PS4 games have bombed in the west so far, right?
It feels like every release for this series since Tri is the one that's supposed to be a great big breakout in the west. It doesn't happen, everyone makes an excuse, then the ramp up for the next entry happens.
I hope they keep a legacy series and do a Capcom Vs style spin off if their idea of making the game more appealing to the west is streamlining even further. I don't know what else can be used as an excuse if they release on PS4 and the sales still top out round 3U and 4U.
DQX might be the first actually, although it's not coming west.DQ11 will be the first
Im not sure if you can access any of the legacy titles on PSN or not
DQ8 maybe?
I wonder how large the Monster Hunter teams are. They've never done releases on multiple systems at once in Japan, so it would probably be something of a shakeup for them.
Frankly, it's not like we have some multi-thousand member development team on this game. It's about 150 people on the Monster Hunter development team.
Questionis, will PS4 users buy it? I would bet it would do better on PC than any home console.... shoot if it coming to PS4 means a PC version as well, I'm all for it!It's just people arguing there points to justify where they want to play it.
The strategy does need to be different for the west since MH is popular in Japan because on the go gaming is big, but it's absurd to think the best way for it to gain traction in the west is to release only on Switch lol. By next March it'll be 60+million PS4 users.
You think Nintendo is going to foot the bill for advertising a multiplatform title?
You are very confused, and so I bid you adieu.
Questionis, will PS4 users buy it? I would bet it would do better on PC than any home console.... shoot if it coming to PS4 means a PC version as well, I'm all for it!
Questionis, will PS4 users buy it? I would bet it would do better on PC than any home console.... shoot if it coming to PS4 means a PC version as well, I'm all for it!
Maybe they should .
Both Sony and MS do and it works wonders for them .
But in the end I think its better, the high level MHgen rando community is insanely toxic for stupid reasons. I had recently been kicked from a Gold Rathian hunt for being HR7 and probably not having some skill or food they wanted me to eat. Shook my head and went on to solo the damn thing with no carts.
With a leveling system that actually effects stats about maybe it will tone down this stuff hell maybe a shake up to the system will chase those guys out of the community as mentioned before.
Questionis, will PS4 users buy it? I would bet it would do better on PC than any home console.... shoot if it coming to PS4 means a PC version as well, I'm all for it!
Like I said, I'm not disputing ceilings and all that. I'm just saying Toukiden isn't a good representation of MH's potential. I mean, it is Toukiden. The difference in brand power and promotion is day and night.Past console MH underperforming compared to portable entries + recent console hunting games bombing + Japan's console market being stillborn = don't need a fortune teller to guess the ceiling.
I cackled.I'm pretty sure many, many experts on here already excluded the possibilty of Monster Hunter ever appearing on PS4 as it's a Nintendo franchise. It has been repeated time and time again. We can safely ignore any comments Capcom makes.
But if they want America, then there is one place to be. And it's Xbox. Phil-sensei is waiting. The comeback kid is going to make the greatest comeback.
A good open world co-op monster hunting game would certainly have potential.
4U sold well over a million copies in the west. That's pretty impressive for this type of game.
If Capcom wants the series to grow further outside of Japan, they're going to have to change the foundation of the game in some fundamental ways. Sounds like that's what they're doing with the PS4 game if the rumors are to be believed., but the Switch will receive its own traditional MH title.
Is that what these rumors are saying? Having been keeping up. Personally I would hate to see the franchise go closer to modern day open world AAA title.A good open world co-op monster hunting game would certainly have potential.
Toukiden 2 is gonna be huge!A good open world co-op monster hunting game would certainly have potential.
No, what am I doing?
I'm not sure what you're laughing at when an old port sells 2 million and a railgun spinoff does 1 million those are encouraging core sales. Capcom unquestionably left money on the table with Wii, and it's not like they had to port or transition RE5 to it to have taken advantage. A timely original effort like RER or even just making DSC a full action RE would've sold huge on Wii.
See that's the perplexing thing, despite getting Wii U-like sales upfront KT's kept at it and continued pushing ahead with PS4 releases. They're hardly alone in that though.
I mean I guess I can understand that. Where else would they go?
So multiplat shipments (crossgen even for most) and a 1st party game. I guess that's a no on those sources then?
I do like how you're still defending those PS4 DQ/Tales/Disgaea NPD sales. It's like deja vu in here.
Wii had a 100m userbase, PS2 150m. And yet MH sold better on PSP (80m) and 3DS (60m) somehow. Userbase isn't everything if the userbase doesn't want your game.
Toukiden 2 is gonna be huge!
Capcom could deliver on the potential if they leveraged the staff they have that are experienced in making these types of games.... Cough dragon's dogma... Cough
People comparing Toukiden and other hunting games to MH is such a joke.
Questionis, will PS4 users buy it? I would bet it would do better on PC than any home console.... shoot if it coming to PS4 means a PC version as well, I'm all for it!
He's referring to Toukiden 2 actually being open world (which it is).People comparing Toukiden and other hunting games to MH is such a joke.
MH is in its own league, the others aren't even close.
Soul Sacrifice Delta was pretty good imo. But yeah while they do the same type of gameplay MH is on another level tho.
He's referring to Toukiden 2 actually being open world (which it is).
Unless I'm missing something.
Capcom could deliver on the potential if they leveraged the staff they have that are experienced in making these types of games.... Cough dragon's dogma... Cough
Can't you just go and play DD instead?
The only way that you'd not have people like this is to make the game so easy that it wouldn't matter what skills/stats/etc. you bring into a fight, which they honestly got kinda close to with Gen, and I'd hate to see that taken even further.
He's referring to Toukiden 2 actually being open world (which it is).
Unless I'm missing something.
Right.Ok. But they want to expand their western market. How does keeping it exclusive to a Nintendo platform (one that hasnt even released, which means it can go either way: sucess or flop) makes sense in that case? Answer: it doesnt.
Exactly.People comparing Toukiden and other hunting games to MH is such a joke.
MH is in its own league, the others aren't even close.
It still low budget and can't be comapre to MH.
Truth is if capcom really wants to expand MH in the west they can't half ass the console \PC version .
It's not about fair treatment, whatever that means. It's about a missed opportunity. There were a lot of those on Wii.RE5 is around 7 million. RE6 is around 6 million. Massive productions that demand a lot of resources, note how the Wii games are the opposite of this. Yes, I will continue to laugh at your feelings of the Wii not being treated fairly.
Your rationalization process is fascinating. I'd suggest checking on those early Wii U sales for a dose of reality though, Musou and company were doing about as much there as they were on PS4 initially. Koei Tecmo sort of flopped their way out the gates on every system this gen though except 3DS.Or, far more likely scenario considering how much of their software is on PS4 and with such segments continuing to rise and their continued support of the PS4 system in the future is that they are happy with current prospects.
Besides the WiiU like sales claim being hilariously wrong, I shall now point out how you really have no basis for your conclusion other than an agenda you desperately try to cling to. No wonder you seem so puzzled at JP third parties supporting the PS4.
That's a really long and tortured way of saying no.The sources are the publishers themselves. Their continued support of the platform, even producing exclusive titles for the PS4, alongside released sales figures (refer to my previous post) and mentions in their reports (for instance SE 2015 AR) paints a clear enough message for anyone of their satisfaction.
And yet you're still defending. You really can't help yourself can you?There's very little to defend there. History on those franchises speaks for itself, though its clear history is one of those things you seem to revise to your liking.
The Question is - can Capcom fund an full fledged AAA Monster Hunter Game for the West? Because if they wan't to establish the franchise in the west, i think they will need to spend a lot of money - Not sure if a MH Game with old ass Ps3 Graphics catches a lot of attention outside the JRPG audience
The Question is - can Capcom fund an full fledged AAA Monster Hunter Game for the West? Because if they wan't to establish the franchise in the west, i think they will need to spend a lot of money - Not sure if a MH Game with old ass Ps3 Graphics catches a lot of attention outside the JRPG audience
So what? It's not MH.
I did miss something, then.It still low budget and can't be compare to MH.
Truth is if capcom really wants to expand MH in the west they can't half ass the console \PC version .
The Question is - can Capcom fund an full fledged AAA Monster Hunter Game for the West? Because if they wan't to establish the franchise in the west, i think they will need to spend a lot of money - Not sure if a MH Game with old ass Ps3 Graphics catches a lot of attention outside the JRPG audience
Maybe they should .
Both Sony and MS do and it works wonders for them .
Why would it do better on PC ?
I sure some people would buy it the question is how many .
I don't really see why it'd necessarily do better on PC.Questionis, will PS4 users buy it? I would bet it would do better on PC than any home console.... shoot if it coming to PS4 means a PC version as well, I'm all for it!
As much as I LOVE Monster Hunter (and tbh I only played Tri so maybe this is rectified in 4 onwards) I don't think MH as it currently is will still do all that well in the west.
The whole quest system, the ridiculous grind, the item management system, it all seems either overly complicated or confusing, takes a bit to really get into and lacks that appeal for western audiences.
Now I could be totally wrong and I'd love nothing more than to eat my crow wearing a hat but thats just my feeling.
Either way go ahead and prove me wrong Capcom, give me an HD Monster Hunter pls.
Last time, I promise.
It's not about fair treatment, whatever that means. It's about a missed opportunity. There were a lot of those on Wii.
Your rationalization process is fascinating. I'd suggest checking on those early Wii U sales for a dose of reality though, Musou and company were doing about as much there as they were on PS4 initially. Koei Tecmo sort of flopped their way out the gates on every system this gen though except 3DS.
That's a really long and tortured way of saying no.
The sources are the publishers themselves. Their continued support of the platform, even producing exclusive titles for the PS4, alongside released sales figures (refer to my previous post) and mentions in their reports (for instance SE 2015 AR) paints a clear enough message for anyone of their satisfaction.
And yet you're still defending. You really can't help yourself can you?
The Question is - can Capcom fund an full fledged AAA Monster Hunter Game for the West? Because if they wan't to establish the franchise in the west, i think they will need to spend a lot of money - Not sure if a MH Game with old ass Ps3 Graphics catches a lot of attention outside the JRPG audience
No kidding. It literally reads like a PR statement.That's a really long and tortured way of saying no.