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oniyide said:

to be fair it is some of your fellow Ninty fans making these threads in the first place.


Whoever it was, is on a personal agenda and show see moderation for it.

"Ninty fans" is a generalisation on your part. I dont know if it is true or not.



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I can't wait until after the holidays when the Wii U becomes a better seller and is no longer a "risk" for publishers.

P.S. - If this has anything to do the sales of RE:R, its Capcoms own fault for not releasing the Wii U version with save data transfer like MH3U, and not allowing the game to support the Wii remote like RE4. ( I cancelled my pre-order due to no Wii remote support). It was a quick, cheap port for them to cash in on because RE6 didn't do the numbers they wanted. Shame on them for letting their own sales suffer!



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Wii U has the better franchise in Tekken anyway. Played SF2 on Super NES which was great, but since Tekken released on PS1, I haven't enjoyed any other fighting series apart from Soul Calibur which ironically is also Namco.



kupomogli said:
oniyide said:

The people who are going to purchase a Wii U and just a Wii U were most likely not SF fans to begin with. So again makes no sense to cater to people who wouldnt buy the game, and the ones that actually are there are so few of them, it isnt worth it. People follow games, games dont follow people, thats how it works in the real world. SF fans would go where they can play SF, and that hasnt been the case for a Ninty home console in a long time. Capcom knows this which is why they are not even bothering

Are you kidding me?  There aren't as many die hard fighting games out there as you think.  90% of the people who bought Street Fighter 4 are your gaming fans who like games in general and nowhere close to your die hard fighting game fan.  Most people wouldn't buy a console for Street Fighter or any other fighting game, but they would buy a fighting game if it happened to come out on their console. 

A lot of die hard fighting games fans probably bought Tatsunoko vs Capcom as well as a Wii if they didn't already own one.  It's current sales are showing 500,000. Compare this number to vanilla Street Fighter 4 which sold 3.72 million.  Super Street Fighter 4 at 2.15 million.  Then there is yet another update, Arcade Edition selling 510,000.  A third rerelease of the exact same  game sold more than one game, and instead of even purchasing that rerelease people could have purchased the $15 DLC for Super, which most people probably did.  Marvel vs Capcom 3 is showing 2.24 million, while people finally got smart and didn't buy Ultimate after all the SSF4 releases which can be judge by its massive 310,000 sales.

i beg to differ, the people who are STILL playing fighting games are the ones who are hardcore. SF2 sold very well for SNES, thats great but that was also the time when the series and genre as a whole was at its peak. it went down quickly after that as we can see in subsequent, SF releases on the same system. Most of the people still playing these games are fans of the genre in general as the casual appeal died down years ago. Tekken Tag 2 released on Wii U and that didnt sell so hot, and thats even more popular so i dont see why USF4 would do better. 

Im not understanding what the 2nd paragraph means, that just shows me that their is a much bigger fighting audience on non ninty platforms.



Nem said:
oniyide said:
 

to be fair it is some of your fellow Ninty fans making these threads in the first place.


Whoever it was, is on a personal agenda and show see moderation for it.

"Ninty fans" is a generalisation on your part. I dont know if it is true or not.

its not a generalisation, which is why i used the word "some"



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Are we gonna get a thread everytime a game skips the Wii U??



whatever makes you feel better...I guess



It seems that there´s a lot of misunderstanding here.

Isn´t Ultra Street Fighter IV dlc content ? For the suggested price, we can be sure that it´s not a complete game. It´s more or like what Nintendo did with Super Luigi U, and add-on to a already launched game.

If this is true, then there´s no real motive for so much fuzz. SFIV was only launched with dlc support for Xbox360, PS3 and PC. There´s the 3DS (more than 1 million pieces sold, by the way) but it doesn´t support dlc.

Now, it seems that Capcom is planning to release another version of this game in a complete package. It doesn´t make much commercial sense to launch it, but still it will be only for the original platforms. No PS4 and Xbox1 included, so.... anyone would suppose it wouldn´t be on WiiU also, after all, we can say that it´s an old game now.

Considering the efforts Capcom did with Resident Evil Revelations, Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate and the upcoming exclusive (and BIG) Monster Hunter 4, as well as the all the classic Mega Man games lauched on Eshop, we hardly have reasons to argue about Capcom´s support to the WiiU



kupomogli said:

It's a fact thread. EA gets hated on because they stop releasing games. Come on. Where's the Capcom hate?  Other than the games Nintendo paid Capcom to develop for the Wii U, what have they actually released?  Exactly.



EA arent supporting Wii U, Capcom is. Not with this particular game, but there is deffo support from Capcom. In fact they have been on record sayig how pleased they have been with Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate sales. That is a fact, and a reason why Ninty fans dont hate on Capcom, they have/ and will continue to support Wii U and most importantly havent trolled the console like EA have.



oniyide said:

i beg to differ, the people who are STILL playing fighting games are the ones who are hardcore. SF2 sold very well for SNES, thats great but that was also the time when the series and genre as a whole was at its peak. it went down quickly after that as we can see in subsequent, SF releases on the same system. Most of the people still playing these games are fans of the genre in general as the casual appeal died down years ago. Tekken Tag 2 released on Wii U and that didnt sell so hot, and thats even more popular so i dont see why USF4 would do better. 

Im not understanding what the 2nd paragraph means, that just shows me that their is a much bigger fighting audience on non ninty platforms.

What?  Tekken isn't more popular than Street Fighter.  Tekken Tag Tournament 2 also sold less than a million copies on the PS360 and Wii U combined.