Exclusivity. Capcom has been playing around with it. They should be full multiplat for all of their games. They've been making exclusives for the highest bidder. Their best workers left to Platinum Games and another is about to make Mighty No.9 for another publisher. If they don't smarten up they will bite the dust this gen. They need to stop accepting Microsofts money for Dead Rising's exclusivity being as their titles need to be on as many platforms as possible. Microsoft is only lookig out for Microsoft. Monster hunters console version needs to be on multiple consoles this gen, because one console will not cut it this gen. I hope Capcom is prepared with a cross gen version (in terms of power) for the Wii U and the other two consoles. They need a new Street Fighter and I'm saying now. They should never been working on Ultra Street FIghter. They should be ready for competition like Killer Instinct: Season 2, Tekken 7 and the next DOA. Evo is going crazy over it and there is no more Marvel vs Capcom for them in the near future because Marvel took their licensing rights from them.

I liked Remember Me, it had an interested world and premise and wasn't a bad game just could have had more but it was made by a new independent studio. This said, it wasn't AAA (was it?) and was being made before Capcom came in to publish/save it.

Eitherway, I'd prefer 3 AA titles where I may only like 1 over 1 AAA title I don't and a sequel I wouldn't ever buy.

Oh and to those speaking of Dragon's Dogma, it was a fun game, great graphics (lighting) but good lord the story was absolute nonsense.

If Capcom is the strongest its ever been in years...then why were they lookig for a potential compay to buy them out?

No... shareholders just put a hold to their anti takeover plans.. the current shareholders would be buying more capcom stock to prevent the party that would do a hostile takeover to have too much power... It doesn't mean Capcom is looking for someone to buy them..  that was just a media brain fart..

http://www.nintendolife.com/news/2014/06/capcom_could_be_up_for_sale_after_shareholders_reject_anti_takeover_plan

http://www.shacknews.com/article/85011/who-wants-to-buy-a-capcom

Capcom is losing money. A lot of companies will go the way of THQ if they dont smarten up and start making AA games as well as AAA titles. Even Sony is joining in even though they'll have a lot of AAA. Capcom needs an investor to take the financial burden off of them for these games. If it was me selling to a manufacturer I would sell to either Nintendo or Sony. Retro would do great things with Capcoms IP's but Sony Santa Monica is known for being great with Hack N Slash and could revitalize DMC and is in dire need of an exclusive fighter. MS got Killer Instinct from Rare so maybe Sony could pick up Capcom?

will they port some games to other platforms to ensure that(2 M)?

One of my biggest disappointments of this generation is complete abandonment by the bigger Japanese publishers of handhelds.  Especially given how keen companies like Square Enix were on PSP.

3DS' support is pretty pitiful.  Vita's support is non-existant.  It's such a shame they can't seem to find a way to make these mid-budget, moderate-returns titles work; especially since they'd provide a pretty constant stream of income if they were being made (rather than gambling it all on a "hey, maybe this app will take off" craze on phones).

it WORKS, they just dont want it.   they are allin for the winner takes it all game.  meanwhile smaller companys are taking the mid segment and new companys are taking the mobil cash.

In some way, they already killed their franchise by doing too much uneaded sequel. If that can help them to focus on new ip, why not ?

2m for AAA isn't much, I reckon that many other publishers have their thresholds at 5m+.