I don't see the issue here. Development started before they had kits. So they focused on what they could. Pc, ps4 and xbox. The game was highly rated and looks to be a sales success. They made the right choice. Their company is at an all time high financially thanks mainly to games sold on the ps4, xbox and pc.

If it's doable within a reasonably budget I'm sure they'll figure out a version that runs on the switch. Can't blame them for encouraging switch owners to support another game of theirs.

Now I'm sure games they've started developing last year or this year the switch will be considered from day 1.

"Street Fighter, Resident Evil, Monster Hunter & Mega Man all sold well and exceeded our expectations on Switch but Dragon's Dogma underperformed so we are sad to inform you that we are no longer going to support the platform going forward."

You could very well be right too.  This could just be a lame attempt at Capcom trying to boost DD sales for Switch.  I'd like to think that Capcom has been successful enough on the Switch that they dont need to resort to these cheap marketing tricks if this is one.  

Yes, sure. Companies just look for excuses to avoid making profit, makes plenty of sense.

Yep, no problem.

But sure the dev is being moronic. Except that seems like he isn't the person that should be talking about it so he isn't trained on the corporate replies, which is also moronic on his part to reply without having authority to do it.

Ahhhhh. More testing. Marvelous!

Interesting point. On the other hand, Chick Fil A said a lot of awful things about homosexual people and never backtracked. I mean, don't homosexual people spend money and bring in profit, too? Companies not wanting to cater to a certain demographic has always been a thing and as long as companies are comprised of humans, bias will rear the ugly head once in a while and counteract all logical thinking from people like you or me.

Don't think any of it is upset towards you, just that Capcom draw a lot of fire for doing this move and aye I see your original comment was answered a few times in almost the same way.

Think you just tried to play devils advocate for the devil on this one :D

Aye, here in Europe to get those 3 Gamecube games on the Switch the total price tag is €90 or 30 per title with absolutely zero discount for buying more than one of them like the Origins collection offered on the PS4 and PC, 90 for 3 games almost 2 decades old is insane.

I'm not sure why they feel the need to do this. Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate and a fucking 28 year old Street Fighter II port sold great. Hell, their one noteworthy Wii U game did fantastically, and their Wii games did well before that. There's clearly a market for their games. Now they're hinging further support on a Dragon's Dogma port that released some ~16 months ago on PS4/XB1 and didn't light up sales charts on those consoles? Capcom if you don't want to develop on Switch because of power or whatever reason then just say so. Don't hide behind some garbage excuse like this. 

Ah the good 'ol Capcom hostage tactic. I think it's safe to say that the Switch is a success and that it can sustain third party games and deliver respectable sales at this point, I dunno why Capcom keeps acting so apprehensive. If the game can run on Switch, port it. If it can't, fine, but don't give people false hope to try to squeeze out some extra sales out of pity and fear.