The DMC4 petition didnt work(Capcoms response)

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We are certainly happy that you guys have no life and do nothing but sit on your butts all day and play video games and argue about which system is the best like you actually profit off of us. We were actually not surprised that a petition was created by Sony fans because, let's face it, they have nothing better to do related to the fact their chosen system has no games for them available to play. We actually expected to recieve voice messages but forgot their system did not come with a headset. I guess the online petition is the best bet since they no longer have money to buy an envelope and stamp due to the PS3's high price point. The decision to make the game multiplat. was based on the fact that we wanted to sell more than 10 copies for the 10 fans who purchased the PS3. Even though your PS3 experience will be a direct port from the 360 doesn't mean you can't play it. So, quit your whining go watch The Ballad of Rick Bobby (again), and keep sending those petitions because they really do benefit our company....we ran out of toilet paper.

Well they'll be quick to find out they've lost my business.Redfingers

Cry me a river, baby. 

Well they'll be quick to find out they've lost my business.Redfingers

It's still on the PS3, so whats the big deal??

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

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

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[QUOTE="Snowboarder99"]Yep, they need to stop cryingcjnwo4life

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

Yep, they need to stop cryingSnowboarder99

Well they'll be quick to find out they've lost my business.Redfingers

I hope you realize how pathetic you sound right now.

Well they'll be quick to find out they've lost my business.Redfingers

Wow, they'll lose one customer and pick up a few million.  Why on Earth would they do that?!?! :shock:

I dont get it.   Ps3 owners are also getting Sigma, which is 1000x better than DMC, so I dont know what theyre whining about ? 

What a bunch of losers.  Atleast xbox fans were open and calm about NG going to PS. 

 Just shows you the better gamers are on the X.