I assume they'd need to make two versions with one being less censored than the other, like Biohazard, to release them in Japan... considering how low it'd sell, seems pointless.
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I assume they'd need to make two versions with one being less censored than the other, like Biohazard, to release them in Japan... considering how low it'd sell, seems pointless.
Good ol' Capcom. Even when you have the lowest of expectations, they still manage to go even lower.
That was one of my concern, looking at how the graph were a bit too smooth and regular.
There does seem to be a way to filter Amazon JP and 3rd parties prices from each other though.
My comment earlier yesterday aged rather poorly in retrospective lol
Well, if you play it for many hours, you'd probably still get your money's worth :) The game will also likely be on sale sooner or later as well.
capcom simply recognized the superior itsuno experience and decided to reward it with a full retail release of dragon's dogma rather than the pitiful mikami works
Spike-Chunsoft bringing PixArt to PS4/Switch this Summer in Japan. Not sure if physical, but I assume so?
https://www.famitsu.com/news/201902/26172440.html
https://www.famitsu.com/news/201902/26172440.html
after how well 3ds served the mh games, im still baffled why capcom is so lazy with the switch, like nintendo kicked their dog or something
its just business, either do it right or dont bother, this game capcom is playing is doing their future games on switch no favors whatsoever
its just business, either do it right or dont bother, this game capcom is playing is doing their future games on switch no favors whatsoever
What future games?
It's not like they will actually care about Ace Attorney 7.
So tomorrow is going to have new MC data and Pokémon Direct within 1h of each other. Gonna be a fun day.
Do we know whats a normal time of porting a game like that? I think Doom for Switch took about a year, but thats argueably a bit more challenging techincal wise. Probably also depends on how much resources (i.e how many that are working on it) that is spent as well.
Is there anything hits or know info about what it will be about? Too early for the new Pokemon game, i think. But maybe DLC as Fularu mentioned above here.
XY and SM were revealed in January and February respectively. (though we only saw SM's logo)
If they go open world or semi open world with good graphics and good production values, I think it will be huge.
Huh? How is it too early for the new game when they already revealed it's coming out later this year
Absolutely.
Porting Assassin's Creed 3 to WiiU apparently required more than a year with a team starting with 2 persons (!!!) and reaching 15 at its peak.
If at Game Freak they are smart enough they will offer something à la Breath of the Wild, of course in a smaller scale---a big jump in terms of world building and game system.
However, it is also true that Pokémon worldwide is still a big franchise even with minimal changes.
The direct could be LHP/E dlc to go with Detectice Pikachu
Pokemon really doesn't need to go BotW imo.
There's no way it's anything other than gen 8.
They won't do that. 100% sure.
Still will sell a lot, but they have to keep it from declining even more from Gen 7.
Knowing what we are talking about, I'd say that TOWN (on a massively larger scale, of course) could be a good hint imho
Any potential decline in Japan will probably be mitigated by the west, which has been the case for a while. Of course that's assuming gen 8 doesn't sell better than SM in Japan.
definitively not too early for gen 8.
its literally the exact same date that XY got announced.
I know. But would be nice to not let it go even lower for this market as it's one of their biggest system sellers and this is the first main release for the series in the system.
I also think that it's time for them to raise the production value of Pokemon. The latest trailers of Yokai Watch 4have looked really good, and going for an open world-ish approach could really rejuvenate the IP and potentially bring me on board.
It needs to some extent.
Game systems can stay more or less the same (perhaps evolving à la DQXI and keeping the same breeding/raising system) but exploration needs to be adapted.
It's gen 8, there are 3 Pokeballs in the tweet for a reason. There will most likely be other games announced in that 7 mins though and only 1 or 2 mins spent on gen 8.
Change up the exploration? sure
BotW? nope
DQXI is the better route for Pokemon imo
They don't need to do anything to please forum people. They need to keep it acessible and interesting to all ages and that's what they'll do.
I'm not saying it should become like Breath of the Wild, rather it should make a jump like Breath of the Wild was for the franchise.
So they will waste shit loads of money while struggling to make a high scale UE4 project that takes multiple versions and delays?
Understood, fair enough. Time goes fast, but it just felt like Pokemon GO "just" came out, so i was initially thinking that it felt a bit too early to show off the next game thats likely coming out in late 2019 :) Looking forward to see first footage of it, if thats what it is.
Yeah, i could see it take a bit of time if not too many are working on it indeed.
They don't need to do such a big project. It can still be relatively smaller with respect to Dragon Quest XI but a jump with respect to previous entries.
Pokémon worlds have been quite small and linear overall.
I'm not sure how Pokemon 2019 will look or be received. I think being top down like the 3DS games will probably unacceptable, they'll probably need to get closer to the new Yokai watch, Xenoblade, or DQXI.
Not entirely sure how they'd do it and so close early, perhaps Monolith Soft can help like they did with Zelda.
Not entirely sure how they'd do it and so close early, perhaps Monolith Soft can help like they did with Zelda.
Sun and Moon already ween't top down. I don't think they're going to take a step back from those games.
Here's a guess:
Detective Pikachu Switch is one of the titles to be announced tomorrow; released near the movie.
May and April are oddly empty, a port would be a big hit when cross promoted with the movie.
Detective Pikachu Switch is one of the titles to be announced tomorrow; released near the movie.
May and April are oddly empty, a port would be a big hit when cross promoted with the movie.
it would be nice to have some game developer's perspective on this, but my guess would be that the resources needed to port RE4 should be considerably lower with its roots on the PS2/GC generation (and arguably the genre, too)
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I checked Japanese PS Store for file sizes:
Resident Evil 5 - 16,93GB
Resident Evil 6 - 17,20GB
It doesn't look likely these will get physical releases either unless Capcom sees them as first time at Nintendo systems and go even higher at price.
Neither this can happen with the size of all these games added together:
[PS4] Resident Evil Value Pack {Resident Evil 0 HD Remaster \ Resident Evil HD Remaster \ Resident Evil 4 \ Resident Evil 5 \ Resident Evil 6} <ADV> (Capcom) {2018.12.13} (¥8.100)
With the rate Capcom operates on Switch it could be well into 2020 until all these are ported and prices of carts will go lower until then.
*All these assuming Capcom intents to make the move for RE5 and 6, nothing is given for Switch from Capcom.
The fixed camera often was top down, even if not all the time. It did get rid of the 2d tileset-like environmental design though.