[QUOTE="ActicEdge"][QUOTE="DarkLink77"] I'm not saying RE5 was bad. I'm just saying that chasing the Call of Duty audience is not a good business strategy in the long term. RE absolutely should be an action series. The older, survival-horror games are awful in comparison to RE4. They just need to not focus on attracting that audience and focus on making good games. You cannot plan for Call of Duty levels of success. It just happens.DarkLink77
Good because this none sense about the game being bad is ridiculous. I've played a lot of shiitty games. RE5 was not one of them.
Chasing after the CoD audience is a bad idea but I hardly think Capcom is doing that with RE6 anymore than RE5. RE has always been ridiculous and 4 started a trend of straight up ridiculous scenarios. The laser scene? the knife fight? (it was awesome though) Jet Ski off the island?
RE has never stopped being a series of good games. It stopped being a horror series with 4 though. 5 went straight up action and 6 is looking to be a mix. Revelations is going for the mix as well. Haters are going to hate but people who think Capcom expect CoD 24 million sales when their best selling game ever is around 7 are being idiots.
I quite liked RE5, actually. :o I just get worried when people say, 'We want X game's audience," because it generally means that the series is going to move away from what it was to try and acquire more sales, and lose its identity in the process. RE6 doesn't look like that, but I wish publishers would stop being so goddamn greedy. You are never going to develop the next Call of Duty, Capcom. Get over it.I agree, you are never going to be CoD so stop trying to chase its success. That said, RE5 moved away from RE4 which already moved away from RE:CV. Its like the natural order haha.
Publishers don't need to be CoD to make money, they just need to make good games with appropriate budgets. They suck at that though.
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