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rocketpig on 14 September 2007

If Capcom turns Megaman into an FPA, I will start killing puppies & kittens and I won't stop until they realize the error in their ways and take the game off shelves.

Nintendo already wrecked my precious Metroid, I don't think I could handle Capcom doing the same to MM.

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Nah, I don't mind the console versions going 3D but please, for the love of God, leave me the 2D handheld games.




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Erik Aston on 14 September 2007

Wii owners should be showing Capcom some major love. The only game they brought to either 360 or PS3 in all of 2007 is Lost Planet; there is nothing else announced. In the meantime, they brought a high-quality, budget-priced port of a great game to Wii, and will be adding to it three games which should fill major voids in the Wii catalog: an actually good golf game, a point-and-click adventure, and a rail shooter. These should have been totally obvious implementations of the Wiimote, but aside from some sub-par golf games, they've hardly even been attempted.

However, Capcom has nothing announced for Wii past 2007. They've announced Monster Hunter for PS3, DMC4 for PS3/360, and RE5 for PS3/360.

Hopefully there is a major announcement for Wii, and maybe one for 360, but it looks like they have PS3 covered. I wouldn't be surprised if 2 of the 3 announcements involved DS, though, either. If you haven't noticed, it's kinda popular.



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CrazzyMan on 14 September 2007

breath of fire. :)
megaman =)
dino crysis?



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2009.04.30 - PS3 will OUTSELL x360 atleast by the middle of 2010. Japan+Europe > NA.


Gran Turismo 3 - 1,06 mln. in 3 weeks with around 4 mln. PS2 on the launch.
Gran Turismo 4 - 1,16 mln. with 18 mln. PS2 on the launch.

Final Fantasy X - around 2 mln. with 5 mln. PS2 on the launch.
Final Fantasy X-2 - 2.4 mln. with 12 mln. PS2 on the launch.

 

1.8 mln. PS3 today(2008.01.17) in Japan. Now(2009.04.30) 3.16 mln. PS3 were sold in Japan.
PS3 will reach 4 mln. in Japan by the end of 2009 with average weekly sales 25k.

PS3 may reach 5 mln. in Japan by the end of 2009 with average weekly sales 50k.
PS2 2001 vs PS3 2008 sales numbers =) + New games released in Japan by 2009 that passed 100k so far

sieanr on 14 September 2007

Dead Phoenix?



Leo-j said: If a dvd for a pc game holds what? Crysis at 3000p or something, why in the world cant a blu-ray disc do the same?

ssj12 said: Player specific decoders are nothing more than specialized GPUs. Gran Turismo is the trust driving simulator of them all. 

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albionus on 14 September 2007
Erik Aston said:
Wii owners should be showing Capcom some major love. The only game they brought to either 360 or PS3 in all of 2007 is Lost Planet; there is nothing else announced. In the meantime, they brought a high-quality, budget-priced port of a great game to Wii, and will be adding to it three games which should fill major voids in the Wii catalog: an actually good golf game, a point-and-click adventure, and a rail shooter. These should have been totally obvious implementations of the Wiimote, but aside from some sub-par golf games, they've hardly even been attempted.

However, Capcom has nothing announced for Wii past 2007. They've announced Monster Hunter for PS3, DMC4 for PS3/360, and RE5 for PS3/360.

Hopefully there is a major announcement for Wii, and maybe one for 360, but it looks like they have PS3 covered. I wouldn't be surprised if 2 of the 3 announcements involved DS, though, either. If you haven't noticed, it's kinda popular.

I agree completely.  I was shocked when there was actually a "hate Capcom" thread over at IGN's Nintendo Boards a couple weeks ago.  Apparently some Wii fanboys don't think Capcom is doing enough but especially when compared to other 3rd parties I think Capcom's Wii support has been phenomenal.

@Rocketpig

Metroid's 3D sales would disagree with your opinion that Metroid was ruined going to 3D .

On topic, I would suspect the system breakdown of games would be Wii, PS360, and DS.  If it is weighted toward one system more than the others I would suspect it'll be towards the PS360 since Capcom has far fewer known games in development for them than the Wii and it may be too big of an announcement for a mere DS game.



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leo-j on 14 September 2007

Im hoping ace combat comebacks to the playstation brand.



 

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Zucas on 14 September 2007

Dead Rising 2
Resident Evil Wii(another one)
Mega Man Wii?

Smaller announcements

Okami Wii



carlos710 on 14 September 2007

Monster hunter 3 (ps3), RE 5 spinoff (wii), okami (wiimake)



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grandmaster192 on 15 September 2007

Please let it be Street Fighter for PS3 with online.

If I had one wish that come true no matter what, it would be for Capcom to make Capcom vs SNK 3.



akuma587 on 15 September 2007

Hmmm, I am pretty curious as to what these games will be. I don't know if Dead Rising 2 will be there.

My guess is:

1 Wii game (might be new franchise might be old)
1 PS3 game (Monster Hunter 3)
1 PS3/360 game (like Lost Planet 2 or Dead Rising 2)



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