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megaman79 on 11 March 2009
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jefforange89 said:
megaman79 said:
After Madworld everything else in your life has the volume turned down.

Capcom have not indicated any interest in making good games for the Wii since Z & W. They don't even care enough to give us SF2. I bought UC, and its great, but for the life of me i cannot understand why these developers think on rails shooters are so perfect for the Wii and FPS or TPS are not, i don't understand why.

Except that its CHEAP, because thats Wii owners are to them, cheap stupid whores. Anything they throw at us we will buy. That Pachter thing about games not needing to be good to sell, it only works for "casual" gamers who don't expect Madworld effort on wii. Well Capcom, your former employers are making you look like lazy HD snobs and i for one will not buy your games.

btw, this thread is for people who want to crap all over capcom (express your anger), not for shovelware sympathisers and half port decievers.

 

Monster Hunter 3 suddenly doesn't exist...?

Im not japanese and this game was never meant for Western audiences. What was? Pretty much everything that Ari and GloryGlory are congratulating (amongst other adjectives) each other over.

Ill say it carefully again, Madworld makes this look like Capcom just rolled out of bed yet again. I don't care for on rails, not anymore. Ign knows this, they warned us not to get excited. Dead Space, sure some of us were getting used to it but ANOTHER ONE. No Fps, no Tps, another on rails shooter.

 

 



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