Capcom announces new Duck Tales game, made by wayforward

[noiseredux]

yeah I agree on ninja on this one. I think it's become too easy for folks to get mad at Capcom. In this case, they actually realized the demand and are giving collectors what they want. It's cool.

[FerretGamer]

That's the thing though, Capcom sort-of didn't only realse the game digitally. They actually took the time to have standard, retail PS3 cases made complete with coverart, a paper disc, and a packaged pin and sold them at retail. They went through all of that effort and they couldn't have had a disc pressed instead of some paper disc insert. Meh

Oh well, I purchased the game once and that's enough for me.

[ninjainspandex]

when you release a game physically don't you have to pay Nintendo, Microsoft, sony etc a large fee that you don't have to pay if you do digital? I assume that Capcom didn't think it would be feasible. I wish people would stop thinking that game companies haven't always been a business to make money sure they want to appeal to the fans but they have to make smart business decisions to ensure they can continue to exist.

[CavZee]

yeah I agree on ninja on this one. I think it's become too easy for folks to get mad at Capcom. In this case, they actually realized the demand and are giving collectors what they want. It's cool.

Then I better get my physical version of Ace Attorney: Dual Destinies then!

[ninjainspandex]

not sure how a high interest in Ducktales Remastered correlates with Ace Attorney. Is there some way for Capcom to have a preorder of the game to gauge the level of interest to see if it would be financially sensible to have a physical release?

[Blu]

I bought the case and pin and would like a disc. Here's hoping capcom will give me the $1.00 disc it cost them to print and manufacture.

[CavZee]

not sure how a high interest in Ducktales Remastered correlates with Ace Attorney. Is there some way for Capcom to have a preorder of the game to gauge the level of interest to see if it would be financially sensible to have a physical release?

Every other AA game was released physically and have been reprinted numerous times. Seems good enough to me but hey, what do I know?

[KDub]

I'm pretty pumped that they are releasing it on disc. I wasn't all that interested at $15 for a digital download but sign me up for retro throwback at a budget price that will likely be a bit collectible down the road.

I wish Sega would do this for Castle of Illusion as well!

[noiseredux]

alright so I finally grabbed this on Steam for $6. I have to say... I'm pretty happy w/ it so far. Played thru the new intro "level," and then the first real level. For some reason the game crashed on me during Transylvania though. I quit there as Transylvania was always a frustrating level for me w/ all the warp-mirrors. But I like the look, and I like the new music. It controls well... I think it's looking like a pretty solid remake.

[samsonlonghair]

Did they ever release the physical disc for this game?