Waiting for E3 might help, but if there's no news by then, then it'll only make it worse for those that still hold out any hope for this series.
To be honest, I don't like it any more than you do -- I just thought it was hilarious that my prediction of it being a pachinko machine actually came true.we should start facing the truth that it's probably not going to happen.
Well at this point there isn't much hope, that's probably why us fans admittedly 'clutch at straws'. But, I guess you're right, perhaps if nothing is shown at E3 then we should start facing the truth that it's probably not going to happen.
Neither do I! It is so stupid, so ridiculous that I still can't believe it.Mo-cap for pachinko? I still can't believe it lol.
Never Gone, I bet. The new game with Therion's music.In fact, I may have found new one (that's in 2D).
You know what's kinda funny? We wouldn't even be talking about the DMC franchise being dead if Johnny hadn't posted that mocap pic and then getting this news. Now that I think about it, if this pachislot trailer had come out just as it did without us knowing that they'd done mocap for something and assuming that something was DMC5 related, we wouldn't be saying what we're saying. At least I wouldn't, I'd be saying "oh just like RE and MH which are 2 of the most popular series over at Capcom, I guess they consider DMC popular enough to give it a pachislot machine too". No Capcom games have more pachislot machines than RE and MH, are those franchises dead? Are they done making RE and MH games? I think we might be overreacting now that I'm not seeing red anymore. Pretend we didn't have those instagram pics, we would still have Capcom's main pipeline and Itsuno's tweet. I know that isn't going to mean sh*t to a lot of people but maybe we shouldn't give up hope just yet, lets see what Itsuno's project is before we say DMC is over. If it turns out that Itsuno's project is something other than DMC5, then we can truly say it's over for the franchise. Lets wait till E3 and see what Capcom does. Look at the Chairman and CEO's message to shareholders from just this morning. Skim down to Our Future Outlook in section 4, Priority number 1 is what stands out to me. Unless the Chairman and CEO is lying to investors and shareholders it looks like they're planning on "a robust lineup of titles that utilize Capcom's popular IP". And we know now after seeing that DMC pachislo trailer that they consider DMC a popular series because look at point 5. "utilize popular IP in pachislo", clearly they consider DMC a popular IP and they say they want to provide a "robust" lineup of titles that utilize popular IP. Sounds like they want to Make DMC5 to me.Wow. And I guess then the entire Japanese gaming industry will focus on nothing but Pachinko and mobile, followed by the end of the world.
Come on, man. Do you actually think that a DMC Pachinko machine, which is old news too, as there were a DMC3 one and another DMC4 one, will decree the death of the franchise? If so, I'm wondering how did we get DMC4 and DmC in the first place, if a Pachinko is all it takes to kill a franchise dead.
This is just yet another wave of negativity coming up within the fanbase following a disappointing news, I've seen too many of them to think it's anything more.
No way! But the music and cutscenes would be nice.Do you really want a DMC pachislo machine?
unless they starting to bring more AAA games, I don't think thats the case. At the moment capcom barely even does any effort to bring new games to consoles and even when it does its bare-bones like SFV. Rest are just rerererererereleases over and over and over and over. There just factually isn't anything to prove that capcom wants to continue their AAA business as before.
The good ol days when DMC takes 2 years to come out .
DMC 1 - 2001
DMC 2 - 2003 2 years
DMC3 - 2005 2 years
DMC4 - 2008 3 years
DMC 5 - 8 years still nothing ......................
And yet still nothing that supports your claim. Where is DMC? Where is Onimusha? Where is Dead Rising? Where is Darkstalkers? Where is Megaman? Where is Deep Down? Where is Dragon's Dogma? Where is Strider? Where is Dino Crisis? Where is Ghouls and Goblins? Where are all those franchises? Oh, wait capcom busy copy pasting RE and MH, year over year. At this rate I rather believer Squeenix makes new Blood Omen.Except their business reports clearly state that to be the case. Go and check.
While they have de-emphasized console titles previously, back in 2012-14, in favor of mobile. Officially that's no longer the case. Though mobile is still a key area for them, they are more dedicated towards console development than previously. Keep in mind that decisions made at the top take several years before resulting in physical products.
The re-releases is currently a key focus for them. The success of RE HD in particular made them realize that a combination of remastered ports and mainly digital releases is a decent way to make money. But the re-releases are not a replacement for their other areas of business. RE is the perfect example. Although there's been five different RE remasters announced the past two years, they're still working on both spinoffs and mainline titles. Revelations 2 released last year, and Umbrella Corps, Resident Evil 2 Remake and RE7 are all in development.
I suggest reading their business and financial reports. They paint a very clear picture of their business practices. The most relevant one being their online integrated report from last year.
COULD be true , but how come Uncharted games take 2 years and they have the best graphics
so is Assassins Creed series ?
so is Assassins Creed series ?
In regards to Assassin's Creed - a similar concept of reusing assets and such, buuuut...also Ubisoft's dev cycles seem to be rather trashy, and those games tend to ship with a loooooooooot of bugs...so...expediency is winning out over quality there.
That's ignoring Amy Hennig's departure after which roughly 8 months of motion capture work and the entire script were scrapped. U4 really was about 2-2.5 years of development with the entire ND team instead of the half that was originally doing it.However, Uncharted 4 came out five years after Uncharted 3, so I'm not sure what you're thinking.
Well, in Uncharted's case, they have been using the same model for pretty much every game, with only small tweaks, which cuts down a lot of production time on assets. However, Uncharted 4 came out five years after Uncharted 3, so I'm not sure what you're thinking.
In regards to Assassin's Creed - a similar concept of reusing assets and such, buuuut...also Ubisoft's dev cycles seem to be rather trashy, and those games tend to ship with a loooooooooot of bugs...so...expediency is winning out over quality there.