Eteric Rice
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I don't know, Nintendo probably secured it for a long time. I doubt Nintendo would just let them put it on the PSP a month later.
Maybe a year later or something.
Maybe a year later or something.
manueldelalas said:Stealth troll?? why? who am I trolling? Wii? PS3? PSP? DS? I don't understand...
Eteric Rice said:I don't know, Nintendo probably secured it for a long time. I doubt Nintendo would just let them put it on the PSP a month later.
Maybe a year later or something.
donny2112 said:Saying that the game was made for the Wii instead of the PS3 because it can be co-developed with the PSP version is trying to say that the Wii and the PSP are about equal in power. The handy chart posted previously can help correct that mistaken idea. If you're honestly not trying to say that the PSP and Wii are about equal in power, you'll be the first person I've seen on these boards make a PSP <-> Wii port remark without trying to pull a "stealth" troll.
Could shape up like this:
2009 - Wii MH3
2010 - MHP3
manueldelalas said:I've never said that. The Wii is 2 times more powerful than the GC which was more powerful than the PS2 that is superior to the PSP.
The problem with this is that it implies that Capcom is not designing the game to the Wii's strengths, essentially crippling it INTENTIONALLY. This is where the real "stealth troll" commentary comes in, not that I believe it is YOUR intention, but it is usually the intention of all others who make this assumption.manueldelalas said:I've never said that. The Wii is 2 times more powerful than the GC which was more powerful than the PS2 that is superior to the PSP.
I'm saying that it's possible and much cheaper to make a game for both the Wii and PSP than a game for both PS3 or 360 and PSP. This and that you can make a game for the Wii and port it to PSP with ease, if the game was thought that way in the making (and I think this is the logical case of MH).
And the only next gen console I'll buy is the Wii (aside from DS =P) because the games on it appeal the most to me (many say I'm a Nintendo fanboy =P).
he may also mean it could be designed in a modular scalable fashion, like the new sonic game is. From the wii, it could be downscaled and modulated to work on the PSP. I dont really see an issue with this as the two platforms are vastly different to the point where a MH fan might even buy both systems to play the games. the wii may not be the most powerful console but it is capable of a grand scale MH experience that could not quite be accomplished on the PSP for various reasons. But a similar enough game could be downported rather cheaply if it is designed to be scalable.Terrell said:The problem with this is that it implies that Capcom is not designing the game to the Wii's strengths, essentially crippling it INTENTIONALLY. This is where the real "stealth troll" commentary comes in, not that I believe it is YOUR intention, but it is usually the intention of all others who make this assumption.
All the content of MHP2 + all the new stuff.manueldelalas said:By the way, what is the difference between MHP2 and MHP2G?
I don't understand why MHP2G outsold so easily MHP2, if it is just an expansion that came a year later...
Doesn't hurt that the PSP userbase has nearly doubled between MHP2 and MHP2G.manueldelalas said:I don't understand why MHP2G outsold so easily MHP2, if it is just an expansion that came a year later...
cvxfreak said:I attribute the superior sales of G to the original version to these factors:
1. The original MHP2nd had long legs that actually became more prominent even after the TGS07 announcement of G. The game was selling a nearly-fixed amount every week, which meant that each week, new fans were buying into the MHP series.
2. The MH fanbase is quite dedicated, and enjoys the game enough to buy the expansion pack. Therefore, a grand majority of the original have upgraded to G.
3. As Joshua mentioned, increased PSP userbase (thanks to the Slim, CCFFVII and the holidays).
4. Put the above three together.
Jokeropia said:MH2, MHP2 and MHP2G are all different games (MH2 is even on a different platform), Pokemon Diamond and Pearl are not. Despite this, Pokemon D/P has sold more than all those three MH games combined.
Monster Hunter is nowhere near Pokemon in Japan.
Once again.gconsole said:What different do you mean? So it's not base from the last one at all. MHP2 is not based anything from MH2 and MHP2G is not based anything from MHP2 at all?
Hey, it even took the original SMB 3 years to get a non-quickie sequel.The-Switcher said:It's probably in a dark corner, wondering where the FUCK it's sequel is.
Well I certainly can't think of a good reason for the sales to increase by the few thousand necessary to hit 6 million.Mr. Pointy said:Anyone think the Wii will crack 6 million next week or will it level to 40-50k again?
Totally agree with your point, but I think you're being too generous. The GameCube was arguably technically more powerful then the Xbox, its just that no-one used that power except Factor 5 (Rebel Strike had the highest in-game poly count of any game last gen by at least 2 million, fully bump mapped at 60fps), and maybe Capcom in RE4.donny2112 said:People claiming that the greater ease of a PSP port is the real reason MH3 was moved from the PS3 to the Wii are just trying to do a very poorly thought out stealth troll. Here's a handy chart.
WII >= XBX > GCN >> PS2 >= PSP
Is it easier to port from the Wii to the PSP than from the PS3 to the PSP? Obviously.
Does anyone thinking that was the real reason behind the move from PS3 to Wii have "issues"? Obviously.
You're right, it's not.D.Lo said:PSP is by no means equal in power to the PS2
D.Lo said:Totally agree with your point, but I think you're being too generous. The GameCube was arguably technically more powerful then the Xbox, its just that no-one used that power except Factor 5 (Rebel Strike had the highest in-game poly count of any game last gen by at least 2 million, fully bump mapped at 60fps), and maybe Capcom in RE4.
Also, PSP to PS2 ports have shown that the PSP is by no means equal in power to the PS2 (Ratchet & Clank: Size Matters is an identical port to PS2 and looks like rubbish). PSP can't even run 60fps Dreamcast games at half the resolution smoothly. Monster Hunter is another example, it looked much better on PS2.
So really Wii >> GCN >= Xbox > PS2 >> PSP.
It's utterly ridiculous to think they put MH3 on Wii for 'ease of porting'. MHP has really only taken off to crazy levels AFTER the announcement was made last October - MHP2 was about a million at that point, very good but not insanely good.
It seems to me the basis of this argument is 'many Wii games look as bad as PSP games, therefore they're in the same ballpark technically', when we all know many Wii games look like crap because they're shovelware and rush-job ports of PS2 games that weren't even that good to begin with.
Whoever decided to ink the MH3 deal at Nintendo must be smirking big time right now, especially if it includes something like a full year of franchise exclusivity. At the time they signed for a 'big' game, but since then it's become a huge game. They bought medium and will cash sky high.
gtj1092 said:But in the end it doesn't matter that Wii is more powerful than PsP or Ps2 because developers are still going to share development resources between Wii and Ps2/PsP. Developers only see it as that the gap between Ps360 and Wii is greater than the gap between Ps2 and Wii. So they are going to group their resources in those two console groups to maximize their budget.
Only so long as PSP/PS2 remain viable... for MH3, PSP obviously still makes sense thanks to JP sales, but we're seeing more and more multiformat games conspicuously skip the platform these days (especially in the west).gtj1092 said:But in the end it doesn't matter that Wii is more powerful than PsP or Ps2 because developers are still going to share development resources between Wii and Ps2/PsP. Developers only see it as that the gap between Ps360 and Wii is greater than the gap between Ps2 and Wii. So they are going to group their resources in those two console groups to maximize their budget.
I wouldn't rule out a conversion... maybe some repeated assets and level/monster/item designs, but using the old (downgraded) MHP interface/engine and called MH3rdP. I'd also expect a decent Wii exclusivity window of 6-12 months (which is all moneyhats *really* get you these days).cw_sasuke said:PSP might get an MH 2H,X Y Super Ultra or anything like that. But not MH TRI if Nintendo paid money for it and the Game is a ground-up wii game.
Different enough to warrant the purchase of both for most people. Only the most hardcore fans buy both versions of a Pokemon release since the difference in content is very small and someone with one version can get access to the content in the other version by simply knowing someone who has it.gconsole said:What different do you mean?
*facepalm* Console MH and handheld MH are 2 different things. That because Ninty paid an exclusive for it doesn't mean capcom can't make MHP3 based on it or having similarities.There are ways around it,it doesn't have to be a conversion/port.cw_sasuke said:PSP might get an MH 2H,X Y Super Ultra or anything like that. But not MH TRI if Nintendo paid money for it and the Game is a ground-up wii game.
Fafalada said:But then again, GC is nowhere near XBox either.
gtj1092 said:But in the end it doesn't matter that Wii is more powerful than PsP or Ps2 because developers are still going to share development resources between Wii and Ps2/PsP. Developers only see it as that the gap between Ps360 and Wii is greater than the gap between Ps2 and Wii. So they are going to group their resources in those two console groups to maximize their budget.
donny2112 said:Aaaannnddd... here would be a prime example of a poorly thought out troll when talking about PSP <-> Wii ports.
Opiate said:Hold on now, I may be able to make a reasonable argument out of the PSP <-> Wii thing. Not on the basis of actual hardware specs (clearly the Wii is more powerful), but on the basis of economics.
I believe that porting a Wii game to the 360/PS3 is not an economically viable move, because "okay" graphics on the Wii would be "terrible" graphics on the PS360, and precisely because the PS360 machines have been marketed for their high tech and graphical power, games with poor graphics are going to tend to sell poorly. In reverse, I think porting 360/PS3 games down isn't very economic, either, as it would require an almost complete graphical overhaul. It likely would make more fiscal sense to simply make a new game in many cases.
By comparison, the PSP and Wii are close enough in technical power (not exact, again, but close enough) that ports will not be immediately rejected based on graphical appearance alone by either audience (in addition, precisely because the Wii has been sold as a family friendly device, games with low end graphics aren't as immediately rejected by the Wii audience as they would be by the PS360 one). Therefore, it's easier to imagine a PSP -> Wii or Wii->PSP port being a profitable venture than it is a PS360->Wii or Wii->PS360 port.
Is that wrong? Please correct me if so, it certainly isn't intended to be a troll attempt.
Pureauthor said:I think the issue in question is whether Capcom's primary motivation for MH3Wii was so it could get a PSP port.
Is not a Nintendo game. It's a Capcom game. If they want they can release before MHP3 in PSP and port it to Wii calling it MH3.Eteric Rice said:I don't know, Nintendo probably secured it for a long time. I doubt Nintendo would just let them put it on the PSP a month later.
Maybe a year later or something.
That's true, but since you're talking generally (not just about MH), then PSP/Wii ports are pretty much finished as a concept because the PSP's poor software sales worldwide mean even a port-down isn't viable any more.Opiate said:Hold on now, I may be able to make a reasonable argument out of the PSP <-> Wii thing. Not on the basis of actual hardware specs (clearly the Wii is more powerful), but on the basis of economics.
I believe that porting a Wii game to the 360/PS3 is not an economically viable move, because "okay" graphics on the Wii would be "terrible" graphics on the PS360, and precisely because the PS360 machines have been marketed for their high tech and graphical power, games with poor graphics are going to tend to sell poorly to that particular audience. In reverse, I think porting 360/PS3 games down isn't very economic, either, as it would require an almost complete graphical overhaul. It likely would make more fiscal sense to simply make a new game in many cases.
By comparison, the PSP and Wii are close enough in technical power (not exact, again, but close enough) that ports will not be immediately rejected based on graphical appearance alone by either audience (in addition, precisely because the Wii has been sold as a family friendly device, games with low end graphics aren't as immediately rejected by the Wii audience as they would be by the PS360 one). Therefore, it's easier to imagine a PSP -> Wii or Wii->PSP port being a profitable venture than it is a PS360->Wii or Wii->PS360 port.
Is that wrong? Please correct me if so, it certainly isn't intended to be a troll attempt.
yurinka said:Is not a Nintendo game. It's a Capcom game. If they want they can release before MHP3 in PSP and port it to Wii calling it MHIII.
donny2112 said:Aaaannnddd... you're wrong. GCN was the most efficient video game console for video games last generation. On specs, Xbox was more than a little above the GCN. On actual performance, it was only just a little. I would suggest finding the anandtech technical breakdown of the PS2, GCN, and XBX from last generation before you spout more nonsense.
Aaaannnddd... here would be a prime example of a poorly thought out troll when talking about PSP <-> Wii ports. :lol
gtj1092 said:Sure buddy. N fans troll the most on this forum. Innotech and Jarrod being two of the biggest. Its just that no one cares because you all implement the latest stealth troll technology.
Chris Michael said:I think Capcom should try out MH for the DS. I don't see a reason why it couldn't break at least 500k.
gtj1092 said:Sure buddy. N fans troll the most on this forum.
Chris Michael said:I think Capcom should try out MH for the DS. I don't see a reason why it couldn't break at least 500k.
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Pureauthor said:Given what MH actually plays like, I'll be glad for them to stick with the PSP, thanks.
gtj1092 said:Nowhere did I say Wii and PsP were anywhere near equal.
The OT is a very uninhibited place.charlequin said:I don't think I even want to know.
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Stumpokapow said:perhaps you could do with a little of the stealth troll technology
Stumpokapow said:are you sure you're sure, buddy?