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Mikami chez Nintendo, selon moi ce serait un potentiel gaché. Miyamoto lui même dit qu'il n'aime pas vraiment la violence des jeux de Mikami. Si il devait être débauché, je pense que Nintendo le briderait trop.

super_dante a écrit :

Mikami chez Nintendo, selon moi ce serait un potentiel gaché. Miyamoto lui même dit qu'il n'aime pas vraiment la violence des jeux de Mikami. Si il devait être débauché, je pense que Nintendo le briderait trop.

Pourquoi tu penses que Mikami ne fait que des jeux violents? Tu connais quand meme ces jeux sur la super nintendo non? (des licenses disney, Aladin et groofy, deux super jeux!), et viewtiful Joe est aussi une idée à lui et Kamiya (mon pote!)

Miyamoto avait déjà dit à demi mot que Mikami aimerait travaillé sur une license Nintendo! Et les dernières nouvelles que j'ai vont dans ce sens ^^

super_dante a écrit :

J'ai jamais aimé Capcom, et là, je les aime encore moins.

Nintendo devrais leur retirer le dévelloppement des Zeldas sur console portable (ou plutôt ne plus leur en confier).
Capcom, c'est des connards de première, aucune parole.

Nintendo devrait faire une série de jeux d'horreur (une suite à Eternal Darkness, et en faire une série de jeux par exemple) pour montrer à Capcom que l'on a pas besoin de leur jeux, ça sera mieux.

C'est désolant d'entendre de tels paroles!! Capcom est l'un des meilleurs éditeurs de jeux sur toutes consoles confondus! Contrairement à Nintendo, capcom est spécialiste dans plusieurs domaines, et leurs jeux touchent tout les publics (onimusha, rockman, street fighter, devil, ....)

C'est pas de leur faute si les propriétaires de Gamecube préfèrent jouer à Mario ou à Metroid plutot qu'à un jeu qui n'est pas fait par Nintendo lui-même...

Et puis bon, comme dit plus haut, pour Nintendo, un jeu d'horreur à l'extreme, c'est Luigi mansion!

Maintenant, on devrait remercier quand meme un certain Shinji Mikami qui à eu le tort de s'engager sérieusement sur une console dans laquel il croyait! (Et éviter de cracher sur lui aussi, c'est une futur recrue de chez Big-N!)

(zut, j'ai dit quelque chose que j'aurais pas du!)

martinus81 a écrit :Venant d'un fan de Pokémon Colosseum, ça m'étonne pas

T'y as joué à ToS au moins? Je l'ai vu et c'est un vrai RPG et un bon ! >_<

En quoi GoldenSun est plus RPG que ToS?

Sinon pour ce qui est de Capcom, il faut aimer les jeux d'action sinon...

The_lascar a écrit :

martinus81 a écrit :Venant d'un fan de Pokémon Colosseum, ça m'étonne pas

T'y as joué à ToS au moins? Je l'ai vu et c'est un vrai RPG et un bon ! >_<

En quoi GoldenSun est plus RPG que ToS?

Sinon pour ce qui est de Capcom, il faut aimer les jeux d'action sinon...

Golden Sun est un jeu chiant, c'est donc un jeu "plus RPG" que TOS par définition

waru a écrit :ToS pas un RPG ou un mauvais RPG ???
Je me pose des questions là !!!
J'ai planché 50h00 sur ToS et crois moi il a tout d'un pur RPG !!!
Je pense que tu n'y as pas joué donc tu es à demi-pardonné pour ces propos deplacés ^^

Let's talk about the word exclusivity...

Well, I realize that as an employee of Capcom, I am throwing myself to the wolves by even coming here at this time...

But just allow me to mention 2 facts about the gaming industry that you may all not know. After I have you can tear me a new one all you want.

1. The word exclusive is usually never defined as more than 6 months. Sony sees it this way. Microsoft sees it this way. And so does Nintendo. Having a PS2 verison out 1 year later is more than enough time to give all those Game cube owners a chance to play it long before any other hardware owner. I am a hardcore gamer and I personally can't wait 2 weeks for a gamer to go to a lower price structure (I have to have it on the day it is released) so I couldn't wait a month much less a year.

2. Games are costing more and more to make. Now, please think back to Mikami's personal feelings (and interviews) of the past. Do you really think he is just in it for the money? The answer is no. Look at Capcom's financials for the last 2 years. Not a pretty picture. At one point as a business, you have to choose whether to be proud and go out of business or to be realistic and perhaps alienate a few hard-core fans.

As always, I know a lot of people are disappointed by this decision and I can truly understand that. But please understand that Capcom has supported the cube over the favorite and taken financial hits over and over for it so I hope some of the hardcore gamers out there can respect the company for sticking to their guns as long as possible.

In closing, I can say that the game is absolutely amazing and probably the best in the series and... any game created on a specific platform will be optimized for that it... (just common sense really).

Ok. I'm done... so FIRE away.

There are several reasons for the GC not selling. Some of them can be linked to Nintendo. Others not.

It's all about the money? Go ask 3DO... how about BAM? What about their employees? No?

I have worked for a business that went under and it's not a pretty sight... You do what you need to... to get by. Now if we are going to start smearing games for changing their mind about platforms... then we had better jump on DVD makers and all the multiple special versions they put out. And let's not stop there. Let's all forget that they entertainment industry is extremely risky and that you can be here one day and gone the next... Lets forget that music, movies, and games all abide by these rules... Lets escape from reality into a morally perfect utopia where none of us lie and we are all perfect beings...

Ah, that'll be the day...

Actually, define the word "love" based on a dictionary. Now tell me if that is actually how you percieve the word? It probably isn't because definitions must be taken in context. Exclusive, in the business world (and gaming world for that matter) never means FOREVER. I have seen so many EXCLUSIVE screen shots from so many gaming magazines that appear 2 months later in other mags... Point being, exclusive means that you get it first and it is exclusive for that time frame. I don't know of many games that do remain exclusive forever... common sense would said in the past exclusive rarely meant that and the wording has been fairly ambigious... although originally this was the intention... as the market changes, you must change to survive. Simple as that.

There are reasons for all decisions. Few people seem to be thinking rationally.

Is Capcom only in it for the money? Yes... that and they like making games.

Are other companies doing it for the art? No. Sorry guys, they are in it for the money as well. No artists here.

Does Capcom gain anything by intentionally stabbing Nintendo in the back? No. We don't gain anything by stabbing ANY hardware maker in the back. Without them all the 3rd parties in the world mean nothing.

Is there a reason for the announcement now? Yes.

Can I tell that to you? No. Sorry, but the second a company is traded publicly, their image (that is, their financial PERCEPTION) becomes extremely important. Some info can go public... other never can. So who killed JFK again?

Why did Capcom say it was NEVER coming to the PS2 a BILLION times (ahh, I love how badly people spaz out and exaggerate) and then in the end move over to PS2?

Back then no one thought it would. That was the game plan. Somewhere along the line, the production values may have slipped? Delays may have plagued the product. Maybe someone said, you can release the game as it and have it only be 80 percent done, or you can bring out a PS2 version and finish the game 100% the way you think it needs to be. I don't know. Lots of theories. I do know that this decision didn't come easy and that it definitely doesn't make anyone a liar.

You know, most of you board members that have jumped off the deep end so quickly instead of looking on the bright side, really need to look at yourselves and your life. A lie is something you intentionally do knowing it is not the truth. For every time the producer or director answered an interview, they were never "lying" to you. Now that a PS2 version is coming out, it turns out they were WRONG... something that was unforeseeable and uncontrollable by them alone. Not a lie... a mistake. If you are going to rage and spaz out, then at least do it under the right context.

To err is human, to forgive is divine. But those are lessons you learn later in life... I hope.

Happy holidays.

The hardware specs are what they are. I can't say one thing or the other but try comparing VJ1 on GC and PS2. You may notice some minor differences. Any game that is initially developed for a single piece of hardware is going to look best on that hardware... ports usually don't. But that is merely common sense. Since the PS2 version is coming out so much later if is also common sense that additional content must be added or sales will suffer for sure.

Hey, to each his own. If people insist on defining a lie as an act in which you do something different from what you said (whether you knew about it or not) then I guess that pretty much makes the whole world liars since we have all done something different from what we said due to extenuating circimstances at one time in our life.

Sorry folks, very simple concept. Lie = intentional. Mistake/Accident = unintentional.

And if you plan to just ignore a person's free will and their intention as an important factor in judging their behavior then I just hope you don't get married or have kids...

Mr le devellopeur a écrit :Let's talk about the word exclusivity...
I am a hardcore gamer and I personally can't wait 2 weeks for a gamer to go to a lower price structure (I have to have it on the day it is released) so I couldn't wait a month much less a year.

Zwarf a écrit :Euh en gros il dit quoi