The DMC4 petition didnt work(Capcoms response)

Capcom Take on DMC4 multiplatform move

Sometime last week, Capcom has confirmed the long-time rumor which has been going around, saying that the supposed Sony exclusive Devil May Cry 4 was going multiplatform. This was of course followed by a lot of varied reactions and even some Dante-must-stay-with-Sony movements which resulted in an online petition to keep the franchise exclusive.

Well, with all the clamor that we have been hearing from fans, someone from Capcom has finally braved the hordes, and spoke about the company's stand in this decision. That brave man was no other than Christian Svensson, Capcom's senior Director of Strategic Planning & Research. His brief statement is as follows:

We are certainly moved that people are so passionate about our products that they would go to such extremes. At the same time we feel that allowing more people access to our content pleases far more people than it displeases (after all, we're not denying DMC4 to anyone that was already going to get it). It really is the best decision for the company and for consumers.

Even though some fans may be upset at this development, the man does seem to have a point. After all, moving a title onto another platform may not be so bad, and it doesn't lessen the fact that Devil May Cry 4 will be, as its predecessors were, a cool and fun game. Besides, weren't games created to allow people to have fun in the first place? Anyway, what's done is done, and all that we can do now is wait for the game to actually come out and see if it can live up to the expectations of the masses.

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Capcom Take on DMC4 multiplatform move

Sometime last week, Capcom has confirmed the long-time rumor which has been going around, saying that the supposed Sony exclusive Devil May Cry 4 was going multiplatform. This was of course followed by a lot of varied reactions and even some Dante-must-stay-with-Sony movements which resulted in an online petition to keep the franchise exclusive.

Well, with all the clamor that we have been hearing from fans, someone from Capcom has finally braved the hordes, and spoke about the company's stand in this decision. That brave man was no other than Christian Svensson, Capcom's senior Director of Strategic Planning & Research. His brief statement is as follows:

We are certainly moved that people are so passionate about our products that they would go to such extremes. At the same time we feel that allowing more people access to our content pleases far more people than it displeases (after all, we're not denying DMC4 to anyone that was already going to get it). It really is the best decision for the company and for consumers.

Even though some fans may be upset at this development, the man does seem to have a point. After all, moving a title onto another platform may not be so bad, and it doesn't lessen the fact that Devil May Cry 4 will be, as its predecessors were, a cool and fun game. Besides, weren't games created to allow people to have fun in the first place? Anyway, what's done is done, and all that we can do now is wait for the game to actually come out and see if it can live up to the expectations of the masses.

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killab2oo5

Expect a same response when FF13 arrives on 360 !!!

An online petition didn't work? Who would have guessed?

/Insane amounts of Sarcasm

Why do people act like just because a game is multiplat, you can't play it? :? WTF! Baird-06

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Capcom Take on DMC4 multiplatform move

Sometime last week, Capcom has confirmed the long-time rumor which has been going around, saying that the supposed Sony exclusive Devil May Cry 4 was going multiplatform. This was of course followed by a lot of varied reactions and even some Dante-must-stay-with-Sony movements which resulted in an online petition to keep the franchise exclusive.

Well, with all the clamor that we have been hearing from fans, someone from Capcom has finally braved the hordes, and spoke about the company's stand in this decision. That brave man was no other than Christian Svensson, Capcom's senior Director of Strategic Planning & Research. His brief statement is as follows:

We are certainly moved that people are so passionate about our products that they would go to such extremes. At the same time we feel that allowing more people access to our content pleases far more people than it displeases (after all, we're not denying DMC4 to anyone that was already going to get it). It really is the best decision for the company and for consumers.

Even though some fans may be upset at this development, the man does seem to have a point. After all, moving a title onto another platform may not be so bad, and it doesn't lessen the fact that Devil May Cry 4 will be, as its predecessors were, a cool and fun game. Besides, weren't games created to allow people to have fun in the first place? Anyway, what's done is done, and all that we can do now is wait for the game to actually come out and see if it can live up to the expectations of the masses.

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conceru3

Expect a same response when FF13 arrives on 360 !!!

We are certainly moved that people are so passionate about our products that they would go to such extremes. At the same time we feel that allowing more people access to our content pleases far more people than it displeases (after all, we're not denying DMC4 to anyone that was already going to get it). It really is the best decision for the company and for consumers.

killab2oo5

[QUOTE="Baird-06"]Why do people act like just because a game is multiplat, you can't play it? :? WTF! killab2oo5

That petition was made by a bunch of crying n00bs who can't handle the fact that they got self-pnwed when they bought their overpriced PS3 and now can't justify their self-pwnage(purchase).Etherninty

So this means PS3 fans are getting Dead Rising and CrackDown?miss_kitt3n

So this means PS3 fans are getting Dead Rising and CrackDown?miss_kitt3n

[QUOTE="killab2oo5"]

Capcom Take on DMC4 multiplatform move

Sometime last week, Capcom has confirmed the long-time rumor which has been going around, saying that the supposed Sony exclusive Devil May Cry 4 was going multiplatform. This was of course followed by a lot of varied reactions and even some Dante-must-stay-with-Sony movements which resulted in an online petition to keep the franchise exclusive.

Well, with all the clamor that we have been hearing from fans, someone from Capcom has finally braved the hordes, and spoke about the company's stand in this decision. That brave man was no other than Christian Svensson, Capcom's senior Director of Strategic Planning & Research. His brief statement is as follows:

We are certainly moved that people are so passionate about our products that they would go to such extremes. At the same time we feel that allowing more people access to our content pleases far more people than it displeases (after all, we're not denying DMC4 to anyone that was already going to get it). It really is the best decision for the company and for consumers.

Even though some fans may be upset at this development, the man does seem to have a point. After all, moving a title onto another platform may not be so bad, and it doesn't lessen the fact that Devil May Cry 4 will be, as its predecessors were, a cool and fun game. Besides, weren't games created to allow people to have fun in the first place? Anyway, what's done is done, and all that we can do now is wait for the game to actually come out and see if it can live up to the expectations of the masses.

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conceru3

Expect a same response when FF13 arrives on 360 !!!

Yeah, and when Halo 3 comes to the ps3 ;) 

Yep, they need to stop cryingSnowboarder99

agreed most lemmings didn't say crap when NGS was announced for the ps3, actually alot of them seemed pretty happy about it

I mean, what if it sucks? Are they gonna say it was dumbed down?fartgorilla

[QUOTE="Snowboarder99"]Yep, they need to stop cryingjrhawk42

agreed most lemmings didn't say crap when NGS was announced for the ps3, actually alot of them seemed pretty happy about it

[QUOTE="Snowboarder99"]Yep, they need to stop cryingjrhawk42

agreed most lemmings didn't say crap when NGS was announced for the ps3, actually alot of them seemed pretty happy about it

So this means PS3 fans are getting Dead Rising.miss_kitt3n

porting game is BS cause it lowers the quality of the superior system.

look at last gen where tons of xbox games graphics were held back because they got ported from the weaker ps2.

now its the reverse this gen we wont see much of ps3's full potential becuase capcom are cheapskates who like to port games.

porting game is BS cause it lowers the quality of the superior system.

 

look at last gen where tons of xbox games graphics were held back because they got ported from the weaker ps2.

 

now its the reverse this gen we wont see much of ps3's full potential becuase capcom are cheapskates who like to port games.

tidus222

That petition was made by a bunch of crying n00bs who can't handle the fact that they got self-pnwed when they bought their overpriced PS3 and now can't justify their self-pwnage(purchase).Etherninty

[QUOTE="tidus222"]

porting game is BS cause it lowers the quality of the superior system.

 

look at last gen where tons of xbox games graphics were held back because they got ported from the weaker ps2.

 

now its the reverse this gen we wont see much of ps3's full potential becuase capcom are cheapskates who like to port games.

killab2oo5

[QUOTE="jrhawk42"]

[QUOTE="Snowboarder99"]Yep, they need to stop cryingWARRZONE

agreed most lemmings didn't say crap when NGS was announced for the ps3, actually alot of them seemed pretty happy about it

i can't believe they actually made a petition....:|

So this means PS3 fans are getting Dead Rising.miss_kitt3n

Why do people act like just because a game is multiplat, you can't play it? :? WTF! Baird-06

[QUOTE="Snowboarder99"]Yep, they need to stop cryingjrhawk42

agreed most lemmings didn't say crap when NGS was announced for the ps3, actually alot of them seemed pretty happy about it