| Yooka said: The denial is strong in this one. Capcom can't pay SFV? SE can't pay a FFVII remake? LOL. So SE can pay for a big new game like TR, but not a remake? Just wow. This goes beyond double standards. How about the exclusive CoD and Batman: Arkham Knight dlc huh? Sony is by far the worst offender of moneyhatting this gen. Not that any of it matters, it's just business. |
Wow indeed. The developers themselves said that SFV cannot be made. Not me, not you. They said it. As for Capcom and its financial situation, do a little research to see how little money they have avalaible in the bank and how that's affecting production. But, sure, I'm in denial, not you. But continue with your baseless accusations. Don't let facts get in your way.
SE said that FFVII is a huge game and cannot be re-made. Obviously it's a big financial risk and they haven't done well in quite a while, especially since the release of FFXIV. Since they fixed the problems with it, they're doing a little better, but they have tons of projects in production, so starting another long and costly project is a huge risk. They may have the money to make it, but what happens if it doens't do as well as they hope or if they face financial difficulities in year or two and the game is still not doen? It's not a game that can be made in a short time. They stated that it would be impossible to be made. In other words, incredibly expensive, so it is very likely that they would never had done it had they not had extra funds to secure themselves. Also, LOLing is not an argument. How much do you think it'd cost them if you think such a statement is so lol-worthy?
As for Batman DLC, it's apples to oranges. In one case you have a game delayed for god knows how long (it's unspecified atm). It may take 6 or more months to play it. In the other case you can play the same game on your console the same day. How exactly is it the same? You can't compare the first thing that comes to mind and call it double standards. As for my view on timed DLC, I said it before and I'll say it again. I hate it. It costs Sony money they could be spending on making new games or not closing down small studios. But that's a different topic.
