Capcom Europe Blames Fans for MML3 Cancellation

[KingVamp]

Well maybe Inafune will make a new title for Nintendo?

 

[megawalk]

aaaand with this statement they lost alot of fans....nice move capcom europe, hope you'll notice the side-effects

 

[DigitalDeviant]

why must capcom europe be such asses?

 

[Issac]

I had no idea about the devrooms... I just heard about the prototype thing that was going to be downloadable... :/ Lack of information seems to be the biggest issue here.

 

[gloweyjoey]

Well maybe Inafune will make a new title for Nintendo?

Apparently, he has already started up two new game companies and new games are already in development. Possibly some for Nintendo maybe.

http://kotaku.com/5802208/how-one-fistfigh...-of-video-games

unfortunately, he is looking forward to making social network games and mobile phone games as well as big budget games

 

[Zarcon]

Out of curiosity, if they do end up releasing the demo/game and it turns out to be a horrible game, would you still buy it to show Capcom they should listen to fans or not buy it and prove Capcom right in wanting to cancel it?

Keep in mind that the MML games you all love so much were made by Inafune who is no longer there.
Also that Capcom is known to HATE the Legends IP and has no idea what to do with it hence relying on the devroom which had a lukewarm response...possibly due to not spreading the word enough about it...even though all the major gaming news sources would make an article whenever a decision was made from it.

 

[Guild McCommunist]

And then we'll all be jumping up and down and fist pumping when they say "Monster Hunter" and you'll all forget about this.

It seems like we all hate them but when it comes down to it, we're still willing to whip out our wallets and pay $40 for Resident Evil: The Mercs 3D.

 

[gloweyjoey]

I have never been a Capcom fan really, but that is fucked up.

I had no intentions on buying this game, but after I'll remember this next time I am about to buy a Capcom game.

Sorry, but I found this ironic as your avatar is of Four Swords, which was an original title made by......CAPCOM.

Capcom, is the ONLY company besides Nintendo that has been so widely involved in the creation of a main series Zelda game (Phillips doesn't count since those games sucked major ass and nothing from them was continued on in the series). First with the Oracle games, and then the last game they were involved with was Minish Cap. At first I didn't like the idea, but the games were so good. I wouldn't mind another title with Capcoms involvement at all.

 

[Snailface]

And then we'll all be jumping up and down and fist pumping when they say "Monster Hunter" and you'll all forget about this.

It seems like we all hate them but when it comes down to it, we're still willing to whip out our wallets and pay $40 for Resident Evil: The Mercs 3D.

I don't think so. That game sold < 30K copies in June. Bomba.

As for teh topic, Capcom needs to work on it's PR. They're making themselves the Japanese Activision.

 

[Goli]

And then we'll all be jumping up and down and fist pumping when they say "Monster Hunter" and you'll all forget about this.

It seems like we all hate them but when it comes down to it, we're still willing to whip out our wallets and pay $40 for Resident Evil: The Mercs 3D.

Not even that. In a week from now probably everyone will have moved on to something else. Just like what happened to " Operation Rainfall".
Also, this, front page news?
*sigh*

 

[machomuu]

And then we'll all be jumping up and down and fist pumping when they say "Monster Hunter" and you'll all forget about this.

It seems like we all hate them but when it comes down to it, we're still willing to whip out our wallets and pay $40 for Resident Evil: The Mercs 3D.

Not even that. In a week from now probably everyone will have moved on to something else. Just like what happened to " Operation Rainfall".
Also, this, front page news?
*sigh*

Yeah, people won't care for long, not long from now it will just be a reference point for people to use in arguments.

 

[Shadow#1]

fuck u capcom

seems like all they r in it for is the money they over spent and now realize they will lose a lot money if i buy any more games from now on it will be used they arnt getting my money ever again.

 

[Foxi4]

"I've decided to stop working on a project because nobody praised me, it's all YOUR fault, definatelly not mine".

Idiot logic ftw.

 

[Burton]

This is ridiculous....then it would be a funding room where people pay for the production and advertising of the game and finally on top of that we have to buy the game LOL.

 

[Nujui]

"I've decided to stop working on a project because nobody praised me, it's all YOUR fault, definatelly not mine".

Idiot logic ftw.

I know, it's so awesome.


But really, this is stupid.

But like others have said, it will most likely be forgotten shortly.

 

[Zarcon]

"I've decided to stop working on a project because nobody praised me, it's all YOUR fault, definatelly not mine".

Idiot logic ftw.

To be fair, it's more "I've decided to stop working on a project that I never wanted to do in the first place. The only reason why I even started was because people told me they really wanted it and when given the chance to show how much they wanted it almost no one did."

It's funny, but I think the biggest fans of MML3 all saw this coming since we all knew from the start that Capcom never wanted this game to exist in the first place.
I wonder how many people are just jumping on the hate train.
How many were there to cheer when MML3 was announced and KNEW about the devroom from that same announcement.
How many actually bothered to even register let alone participate.
How many of those that didn't know, but were fans enough to notice even one news post from any major gaming site about developments from the devroom.
And how many decided to join at that point to show their support.

 

[junkerde]

i could care less

 

[machomuu]

i could care less

You could, or you couldn't? And if the latter, why bother posting if that's all you have to say?

 

[KingVamp]

"I've decided to stop working on a project because nobody praised me, it's all YOUR fault, definatelly not mine".

Idiot logic ftw.

To be fair, it's more "I've decided to stop working on a project that I never wanted to do in the first place. The only reason why I even started was because people told me they really wanted it and when given the chance to show how much they wanted it almost no one did."

It's funny, but I think the biggest fans of MML3 all saw this coming since we all knew from the start that Capcom never wanted this game to exist in the first place.
I wonder how many people are just jumping on the hate train.
How many were there to cheer when MML3 was announced and KNEW about the devroom from that same announcement.
How many actually bothered to even register let alone participate.
How many of those that didn't know, but were fans enough to notice even one news post from any major gaming site about developments from the devroom.
And how many decided to join at that point to show their support.

"More like we don't have the balls to put out a new game and should shove the burden of making a game on customers."

Imagine they try to make us do that for every new or revived IP, we would be getting any *new* games.

We shouldn't have to make a game for them,so we can pay for it. Other words we don't pay companies to make the game ourselves.

 

[Nujui]

"I've decided to stop working on a project because nobody praised me, it's all YOUR fault, definatelly not mine".

Idiot logic ftw.

To be fair, it's more "I've decided to stop working on a project that I never wanted to do in the first place. The only reason why I even started was because people told me they really wanted it and when given the chance to show how much they wanted it almost no one did."

It's funny, but I think the biggest fans of MML3 all saw this coming since we all knew from the start that Capcom never wanted this game to exist in the first place.
I wonder how many people are just jumping on the hate train.
How many were there to cheer when MML3 was announced and KNEW about the devroom from that same announcement.
How many actually bothered to even register let alone participate.
How many of those that didn't know, but were fans enough to notice even one news post from any major gaming site about developments from the devroom.
And how many decided to join at that point to show their support.

"More like we don't have the balls to put out a new game and should shove the burden of making a game on customers."

Imagination they try to make us do that for every new or revived IP, we would be getting any new games.

They have the balls, just not the motivation, I think.