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ktay95 on 04 April 2014

Ok so personally this news is good for me although I know it will never be localised =(

Capcom And Treasure Working Together Again On Gaist Crusher God

By Spencer . April 3, 2014 . 11:00pm

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Gaist Crusher is a mixed media series from Capcom and Sin & Punishment developer Treasure. The Nintendo 3DS game launched last year and we think it may have had a hard time at retail since it didn’t chart the week it launched. Dengeki reports that the previous game sold a mere 8.053 units, so we’re pretty surprised that it’s getting a follow up.

 

 

 

Gaist Crusher God is slated for release this fall. The Nintendo 3DS game with have new Gaists like God Hino Kaguchi.

 

 

 

Capcom also showed silhouettes for God Chronos, God Baldur, God Atum, and God Brahma.

 

 

 

     

 

 

 

Perhaps, the ongoing manga and anime series will raise Gaist Crusher’s popularity before the game launches.


Read more stories about Gaist Crusher God & Nintendo 3DS on Siliconera.


Read more at http://www.siliconera.com/2014/04/03/capcom-treasure-working-together-gaist-crusher-god/#o9iD3MPFy28OKELM.99



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toastboy44562 on 04 April 2014

The last game sold 8.053 units? Damn those Japanese are good at math



Mystro-Sama on 04 April 2014

Gaistwhatnow?



ethomaz on 04 April 2014

Capcom actually have no money to big developments... any AAA game will be financed by MS (aka Dead Rising 3) or Sony (Deep Down).

So they will make these cheaper games and sell like 10-30k in Japan with a little profit.



ice on 04 April 2014

Never heard of this game but dem sales doe



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JEMC on 04 April 2014
ethomaz said:
Capcom actually have no money to big developments... any AAA game will be financed by MS (aka Dead Rising 3) or Sony (Deep Down).

So they will make these cheaper games and sell like 10-30k in Japan with a little profit.

If MSoft finances Dead Rising and Sony doe sthe same with Deep Down... who will pay for Monster Hunter? Nintendo?

 

OT: I'm really surprised that a game with such dales gets a sequel. The developments must have been really cheap.



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orniletter on 04 April 2014
ethomaz said:
Capcom actually have no money to big developments... any AAA game will be financed by MS (aka Dead Rising 3) or Sony (Deep Down).

So they will make these cheaper games and sell like 10-30k in Japan with a little profit.


No, this has been proven as inaccurat countless times.

Capcom may not be the  behemoth they once were, but they are pretty stable.



greencactaur on 04 April 2014

They have enough to keep on going, but I doubt they could last 2 or 3 more years with the way they're operating. As for this game...Never heard of it ~_~.



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ktay95 on 04 April 2014
JEMC said:
ethomaz said:
Capcom actually have no money to big developments... any AAA game will be financed by MS (aka Dead Rising 3) or Sony (Deep Down).

So they will make these cheaper games and sell like 10-30k in Japan with a little profit.

If MSoft finances Dead Rising and Sony doe sthe same with Deep Down... who will pay for Monster Hunter? Nintendo?

 

OT: I'm really surprised that a game with such dales gets a sequel. The developments must have been really cheap.

MonHun is cheap, they just stick to low res handhelds and reuse as many assets as possible =P

Also this game is somewhat of a kids MonHun and it had an anime



JEMC on 04 April 2014
ktay95 said:
JEMC said:

If MSoft finances Dead Rising and Sony doe sthe same with Deep Down... who will pay for Monster Hunter? Nintendo?

 

MonHun is cheap, they just stick to low res handhelds and reuse as many assets as possible =P

 

And don't forget that each game gets re-launched in two or three systems...



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