Correct me if I'm wrong but I'm pretty sure they haven't filed yet. They're very close though. They said they lacked resources to port Street Fighter to next gen.BurningDoom wrote:Oh, I didn't know that. I know Capcom filed for bankruptcy recently, but I thought they also said that all games currently in production were still coming out and they weren't out of the business.Metal Militia wrote:
Since Microsoft Studios published Dead Rising 3, I think it might stay exclusive.
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Almost bankrupt? I don't know their financial situation, but I figured they were doing fine. And if they aren't they just need to pump out more Monster Hunter.
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Capcom Europe had some layoffs. Japan is doing just fine.ZenErik wrote:Almost bankrupt? I don't know their financial situation, but I figured they were doing fine. And if they aren't they just need to pump out more Monster Hunter.
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How would a company that owns the most successful franchises in videogames history go bankrupt. Its really hard to go bankrupt when you owns Resident Evil, Street Fighter, Monster Hunter, Devil may Cry, MegaMan, Dead Rising,...etcBurningDoom wrote:Oh, I didn't know that. I know Capcom filed for bankruptcy recently, but I thought they also said that all games currently in production were still coming out and they weren't out of the business.Metal Militia wrote:
Since Microsoft Studios published Dead Rising 3, I think it might stay exclusive.
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You do understand that some companies make THREE DOLLARS a quarter and are still considered successful, right? P&L statements for large corporations cover so many facets that you have good quarters and bad ones. In other words, companies lose money all the time and the basics are to stay afloat so that everyone can keep their job and you can pay their salary.
Going bankrupt puts a blemish on a companies reputation, but also gives them the opportunity to start from scratch. You'll hear "Company X made $1million in revenue last year", well guess what? The CEO is making $400,000 a year and he also has staff and overhead to pay for. And it's a lot more complicated than that. Part of my losses in my P&L include health care, money allocated to the accounting and finance department (which I don't even use), tech services (which I don't use either), etc.
Going bankrupt puts a blemish on a companies reputation, but also gives them the opportunity to start from scratch. You'll hear "Company X made $1million in revenue last year", well guess what? The CEO is making $400,000 a year and he also has staff and overhead to pay for. And it's a lot more complicated than that. Part of my losses in my P&L include health care, money allocated to the accounting and finance department (which I don't even use), tech services (which I don't use either), etc.
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Mass Effect was published by Microsoft Studios. It is now available on PS3.RyaNtheSlayA wrote:Considering it's being published by Microsoft Studios I can almost guarantee it will remain exclusive.oxymoron wrote:Considering how poor Capcom is ATM, I can almost guarantee it'll come to the PS4 and hell, even the Wii U."Since Microsoft Studios published Dead Rising 3, I think it might stay exclusive.
It may take a while.... but it could happen.
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So yesterday me and a friend went to mall where they had the Xbox One. I played Killer Instinct and Forza.
So first the system- The system is smaller than it looks in trailers and demos i'd seen. I'd say it's about as big as the white 360. Looks ok, not as ugly as the first unveil video or E3 showing.
The Controller hasn't changed too much, it's basically a 360 but some parts changed.
The D-pad- It's WAY better than the shitty one on the 360. I was doing Shoryukens with Jago very easily.
Analog Sticks- There pretty good, the one thing that surprised me about is there a smaller than the 360. It's not bad it just was weird to see them that small.
Face Buttons- There's nothing really different about them, or at least i didn't notice anything different.
Triggers- There better than the 360's, i always thought the 360's were a tad too skinny. The Xbones feel nice especially when i played Forza. The rumble when you brake hard or give it lots of gas feels cool i really liked the triggers.
The Bumpers- Now we come to the one part of the controller i didn't like and it's going to be hard to explain. This will only be an issue if you have big hands or long fingers, my hands aren't to big or long (that's what she said) but i did notice the The problem.
Ok so certain parts of the bumpers don't register a click or can feel awkward on the inner part of the bumpers. If you have long fingers you'll have bring your finger back a tiny bit to get a full click. It's really hard to explain. One of my favorite Youtubers Maximilian(big in the fighting game community) had the same problem. Maybe he could explain it better than i could. And it's not a huge problem just something i noticed http://youtu.be/sLiFKDG4Rfc?t=4m25s
So in the end i liked the Xbox One Controller and if you liked the 360's you'll love this one.
So first the system- The system is smaller than it looks in trailers and demos i'd seen. I'd say it's about as big as the white 360. Looks ok, not as ugly as the first unveil video or E3 showing.
The Controller hasn't changed too much, it's basically a 360 but some parts changed.
The D-pad- It's WAY better than the shitty one on the 360. I was doing Shoryukens with Jago very easily.
Analog Sticks- There pretty good, the one thing that surprised me about is there a smaller than the 360. It's not bad it just was weird to see them that small.
Face Buttons- There's nothing really different about them, or at least i didn't notice anything different.
Triggers- There better than the 360's, i always thought the 360's were a tad too skinny. The Xbones feel nice especially when i played Forza. The rumble when you brake hard or give it lots of gas feels cool i really liked the triggers.
The Bumpers- Now we come to the one part of the controller i didn't like and it's going to be hard to explain. This will only be an issue if you have big hands or long fingers, my hands aren't to big or long (that's what she said) but i did notice the The problem.
Ok so certain parts of the bumpers don't register a click or can feel awkward on the inner part of the bumpers. If you have long fingers you'll have bring your finger back a tiny bit to get a full click. It's really hard to explain. One of my favorite Youtubers Maximilian(big in the fighting game community) had the same problem. Maybe he could explain it better than i could. And it's not a huge problem just something i noticed http://youtu.be/sLiFKDG4Rfc?t=4m25s
So in the end i liked the Xbox One Controller and if you liked the 360's you'll love this one.
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If a publisher is the guy who pays for the development of the game, why would Microsoft Studios releases a game to its competitor? Am I understanding this right?
As for Capcom, I think in a capitalist world a successful company is one that pays its shareholders. No return on the investment , no company. Liquidate and take the money and invest it else where where your money can grow not stay static... in a socialist/communist world , I can understand why it would keep on going every if it made $3 in profit.
I have a feeling the Xbox One sales will be surprisingly doing well... I am waiting for the numbers to come in
As for Capcom, I think in a capitalist world a successful company is one that pays its shareholders. No return on the investment , no company. Liquidate and take the money and invest it else where where your money can grow not stay static... in a socialist/communist world , I can understand why it would keep on going every if it made $3 in profit.
I have a feeling the Xbox One sales will be surprisingly doing well... I am waiting for the numbers to come in