Not to mention the fact that there are people like you saying that the game sucks and is the worst thing to happen when you havent played it. But capcom cant say its you guys. They cant say that ignorant fans are the reason this game didnt sell. So they give other reasons and STILL you say they are retarded. Again, are you kidding me?
Capcom is actually rethinking the stance on the future of Resident Evil because it failed to sell 7 million.
Even though it is just now pushing 5 million.
Huh. Despite the gripes about the recent RE games, they're still selling pretty well. This might bring them to a crossroads. Honestly I don't mind much about the current RE path of crazy excitement or if they go back to daunting horror, but 5 was a lot more fun for me than 6 was.
Capcom does not earn money from units sold in stores so it doesn't really matter. They get their money once they ship games.You guys do know that units aren't the same thing as sales
Numbers right?
Capcom does not earn money from units soldin stores so it doesn't really matter. They get their money once they ship games.
Yes I know that but people like to assume that companies don't earn money from shipped games.Actually it does matter.
Because if the retailers see this game is not profiting then they may cut back on buying more units to be shipped.
So while Capcom does make money regardless on the initial shipment, the future of getting paid more money depends on if the retailers sale the games that are shipped to them.
No it is not a fact. It depends on the technique used for mocapping and how long they use the studio. Like I said, we need hard cold facts, not assumptions.http://www.dualshockers.com/2012/01...james-camerons-avatar-for-dmc-motion-capture/
It's kinda a well-known fact that this technology is not cheap, even more considering it was the same studio and team from Avatar, we just don't know exactly how much Capcom had expended with the entire game. But it's obvious that making a more "classic" CG and animation is much more cheaper than this.
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I think you don't know how this really works.You guys do know that units aren't the same thing as sales
Numbers right?
Yes I know that but people like to assume that companies don't earn money from shipped games.
I've been a fan of the series since 2006 I believe. I hung around the DMC4 Gamefaqs boards and the hate for DMC4 was very small and from the links I showed you the game was pretty well received. I can't BS reviews and user reviews, it is what it is. Don't get mad at me because I proved you wrong.BS. Maybe you joined the Devil May Cry fandom when HD Collection showed up I don't know but you could not even bring up that game at that time without people talking about how much they hated Nero and all the annoying design choices and especially how it was such a disappointment after coming off the great DMC 3 that revitalized the series after DMC 2 screwed up so bad.
I'm still not sure if DmC's solid sales are relative to the forecast number or is it a general statement.Obviously it does.
The retailers do have to buy the the shipment of games from them after all.
But still, even if the initial shipment is high in sales Capcom will no doubt hope for retailers to want to order more of their games, if it does not sell well than retailers have the option of either cutting back in the purchase or cutting them off period judging by how bad the game may flop.
So I can see why DmC not selling a lot (but still selling) would be a issue with Capcom.
I'm still not sure if DmC's solid sales are relative to the forecast number or is it a general statement.
I just hope they at least made a decent profit. The industry is rife with layoffs these days and if Capcom goes under, hoo boy.I'm still not completely sure either.
But judging by capcom's recent actions and statement about blaming it on "western outsourcing" and lowering it down to 1.15m i just can't help but lean toward it being in comparison to the forecast number.
I just hope they at least made a decent profit. The industry is rife with layoffs these days and if Capcom goes under, hoo boy.
You didn't. Before DmC showed up the overall consensus was that DMC 4 sucked and people talked about how much of a disappointment it was.Whatever though. Think what you want. Not a lot of people liked DMC 4. The ones who did were the minority. This sudden change of heart is weird. I don't think a better version of DMC 4 was released and I somehow missed it. I've been with this series since 2001 so I think would know.I've been a fan of the series since 2006 I believe. I hung around the DMC4 Gamefaqs boards and the hate for DMC4 was very small and from the links I showed you the game was pretty well received. I can't BS reviews and user reviews, it is what it is. Don't get mad at me because I proved you wrong.
As have I.I've been with this series since 2001 so I think would know.
Yes I know that but people like to assume that companies don't earn money from shipped games.
No it is not a fact. It depends on the technique used for mocapping and how long they use the studio. Like I said, we need hard cold facts, not assumptions.
You didn't. Before DmC showed up the overall consensus was that DMC 4 sucked and people talked about how much of a disappointment it was.Whatever though. Think what you want. Not a lot of people liked DMC 4. The ones who did were the minority. This sudden change of heart is weird. I don't think a better version of DMC 4 was released and I somehow missed it. I've been with this series since 2001 so I think would know.