Dead Rising 3: CGI Trailer (Kickass stuff inside)

The one question we all want to know, will it stay exclusive?clyde46

The one question we all want to know, will it stay exclusive?clyde46

Yea unfortunately because its being published by MS studios for some reason.  Did Capcom lose this as a franchise or did they not?  Because DR2 was a multiplat game and now it makes no sense that DR3 is exclusive to XBOX.

I'm getting this game at launch.

[QUOTE="clyde46"]The one question we all want to know, will it stay exclusive?comptonst88

Yea unfortunately because its being published by MS studios for some reason. Did Capcom lose this as a franchise or did they not? Because DR2 was a multiplat game and now it makes no sense that DR3 is exclusive to XBOX.

u could say the same thing about infamous why isn't that game on the xbox.

[QUOTE="clyde46"]The one question we all want to know, will it stay exclusive?comptonst88

Yea unfortunately because its being published by MS studios for some reason.  Did Capcom lose this as a franchise or did they not?  Because DR2 was a multiplat game and now it makes no sense that DR3 is exclusive to XBOX.

MS are paying a lot of money for the privilege. Capcom aren't losing anyhing, they're gaining a lot.

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[QUOTE="clyde46"]The one question we all want to know, will it stay exclusive?sukraj

Yea unfortunately because its being published by MS studios for some reason. Did Capcom lose this as a franchise or did they not? Because DR2 was a multiplat game and now it makes no sense that DR3 is exclusive to XBOX.

u could say the same thing about infamous why isn't that game on the xbox.

Not really considering that Dead Rising 2 was a multiplat title.  Imfamous on the other hand is 1st party Sony franchise.

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[QUOTE="clyde46"]The one question we all want to know, will it stay exclusive?balfe1990

Yea unfortunately because its being published by MS studios for some reason.  Did Capcom lose this as a franchise or did they not?  Because DR2 was a multiplat game and now it makes no sense that DR3 is exclusive to XBOX.

MS are paying a lot of money for the privelege. Capcom aren't losing anyhing, they're gaining a lot.

[QUOTE="clyde46"]The one question we all want to know, will it stay exclusive?comptonst88

Yea unfortunately because its being published by MS studios for some reason.  Did Capcom lose this as a franchise or did they not?  Because DR2 was a multiplat game and now it makes no sense that DR3 is exclusive to XBOX.

Is published by MS, meaning they are paying for the game to be made. They don't own the ip but they own this game, the third one. Capcom can release DR4 if they want everywhere, nobody but them will have to pay for the development of that game though.

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[QUOTE="clyde46"]The one question we all want to know, will it stay exclusive?edidili

Yea unfortunately because its being published by MS studios for some reason.  Did Capcom lose this as a franchise or did they not?  Because DR2 was a multiplat game and now it makes no sense that DR3 is exclusive to XBOX.

Is published by MS, meaning they are paying for the game to be made. They don't own the ip but they own this game, the third one. Capcom can release DR4 if they want everywhere, nobody but them will have to pay for the development of that game though.

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[QUOTE="comptonst88"]

Yea unfortunately because its being published by MS studios for some reason.  Did Capcom lose this as a franchise or did they not?  Because DR2 was a multiplat game and now it makes no sense that DR3 is exclusive to XBOX.

comptonst88

MS are paying a lot of money for the privelege. Capcom aren't losing anyhing, they're gaining a lot.

Again, MS are PAYING A LOT OF MONEY for the privilege.

And, if we're being realistic here, it'll almost certainly come to other platforms at some point down the line. MS have never seemed to keen on actually retaining exclusives, because it's no skin off their nose after a certain period of time has passed.

Oh, well thats a shame.comptonst88

Well yeah, I used to think the same for demon's souls but that game's publisher was Sony and they didn't want to port it. It's business as usual. 

[QUOTE="comptonst88"]Oh, well thats a shame.edidili

Well yeah, I used to think the same for demon's souls but that game's publisher was Sony and they didn't want to port it. It's business as usual. 

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[QUOTE="clyde46"]The one question we all want to know, will it stay exclusive?edidili

Yea unfortunately because its being published by MS studios for some reason.  Did Capcom lose this as a franchise or did they not?  Because DR2 was a multiplat game and now it makes no sense that DR3 is exclusive to XBOX.

Is published by MS, meaning they are paying for the game to be made. They don't own the ip but they own this game, the third one. Capcom can release DR4 if they want everywhere, nobody but them will have to pay for the development of that game though.

A few things to note in this deal for everyone keeping track. While DR3 is being published by MS, and MS is the primary investor in its development, that still doesn't mean that it won't be coming to other platforms at some point in time (PS4 and PC).

For starters, such a situation (3rd party owned title & franchise being published by Microsoft Game Studios eventually ending up on rival platforms) has occurred in the past. In both notable instances (Ninja Gaiden 1 & 2 and Mass Effect 1), the title had to undergo significant inclusions so as to not put it in the same legal ball park as the title in question. Mass Effect 1 was re-released for PS3 as a part of the 'Mass Effect Trilogy', nullifying the legality of the MGS-owned publishing rights. Ninja Gaiden 1 & 2 became Ninja Gaiden Sigma 1 & 2, with additional content and modes that would separate it enough so as to not break their earlier contract. Now, I have no knowledge on whether or not Capcom signed such a deal away, but the resemblance this deal has to Ninja Gaiden indicates that it isn't outside of the question.

If nothing else, I think theres a 1 year exclusivity deal at the very least, with Capcom being able to explore options for further monetisation when the time arises. Since MS is funding most, if not all, of this game's development, I imagine their stake in the cut of profits is fairly large.

This back-door loop hole, as was explored by Tecmo, is probably left there so that Capcom can recoup the funds a new entry in one of its franchises would ordinarily garner them. They'll be doubly interested to explore such an event should the PS4 turn out to be particularly successful, especially in Japan.

A few things to note in this deal for everyone keeping track. While DR3 is being published by MS, and MS is the primary investor in its development, that still doesn't mean that it won't be coming to other platforms at some point in time (PS4 and PC).

For starters, such a situation (3rd party owned title & franchise being published by Microsoft Game Studios eventually ending up on rival platforms) has occurred in the past. In both notable instances (Ninja Gaiden 1 & 2 and Mass Effect 1), the title had to undergo significant inclusions so as to not put it in the same legal ball park as the title in question. Mass Effect 1 was re-released for PS3 as a part of the 'Mass Effect Trilogy', nullifying the legality of the MGS-owned publishing rights. Ninja Gaiden 1 & 2 became Ninja Gaiden Sigma 1 & 2, with additional content and modes that would separate it enough so as to not bring their earlier contract. Now, I have no knowledge on whether or not Capcom signed such a deal away, but the resemblance this deal has to Ninja Gaiden indicates that it isn't outside of the question.

If nothing else, I think theres a 1 year exclusivity deal at the very least, with Capcom being able to explore options for further monetisation when the time arises. Since MS is funding most, if not all, of this game's development, I imagine their stake in the cut of profits is fairly large.

This back-door loop hole, as was explored by Tecmo, is probably left there so that Capcom can recoup the funds a new entry in one of its franchises would ordinarily garner them. They'll be doubly interested to explore such an event should the PS4 turn out to be particularly successful, especially in Japan.

Shensolidus

Yes indeed, very well said.

Consdering the first 2 games sucked, i wouldn't hold my breathe for it

I see Team Desperation out in force again begging for a PS4 version

Its good knowing a XOne exclusive is in such demand

:cool:

Should be some good old fashion mindless sandbox fun with the option this time of having no freakin timer making me hurry through that fun. :D

Well that was pretty awesome.

Might be a day one buy for me.

Wow, that was boring.

go away call of dead rising

That was boring. Like really boring.

Look at all the obsessed ps4 fans begging for more XONE exclusive games. I dont blame them there only good game is Final Fantasy 14.

Looks real sweet.

That was boring. Like really boring.

Michael0134567

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That was boring. Like really boring.

freedomfreak

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That was boring. Like really boring.

Michael0134567

The one question we all want to know, will it stay exclusive?clyde46

Lightning Returns will blow this away.Michael0134567

Is that CGI trailer supposed to make Lems hyped for the game? LOL

What a dull video

[QUOTE="Michael0134567"]Lightning Returns will blow this away.freedomfreak

But the gameplay in that trailer was non-existant. Where's the gameplay?Michael0134567

[QUOTE="Michael0134567"]But the gameplay in that trailer was non-existant. Where's the gameplay?freedomfreak

Gonna be awesome taking this for a spin around town. freedomfreak

I can't wait to get my filthy hands on this game. :shock:

Dead Rising 3 is one of the main reasons I'm getting an Xbox One at launch instead of waiting.

It was cool. 

Cows are already jealous.