"CAPCOM JUST ANNOUNCED THAT 'ASHURA'S WRATH A NEW, ORIGINAL, HIGHLY ANTICIPATED AAA TITLE? IS NOW CANCELLED THANKS FOR PLAYING FUCKERS!"
-' the only way Capcom could be fucking up any harder this year.'

(07-19-2011, 10:09 PM)Omegajak Wrote: "CAPCOM JUST ANNOUNCED THAT 'ASHURA'S WRATH A NEW, ORIGINAL, HIGHLY ANTICIPATED AAA TITLE? IS NOW CANCELLED THANKS FOR PLAYING FUCKERS!"
-' the only way Capcom could be fucking up any harder this year.'

And we all know what would result if THAT happened:

might as well call this topic the fall of capcom.

I'm really trying to figure out how this makes any sense

and like it really doesn't, they'd probably make a shitload of money on this game.

(07-19-2011, 10:18 PM)Rakia Wrote: I'm really trying to figure out how this makes any sense

and like it really doesn't, they'd probably make a shitload of money on this game.

I really REALLY think they're just taking a jab at Inafune by eliminating his franchise.Of course I have no genuine idea.

(07-19-2011, 10:20 PM)TomGuycott Wrote:

(07-19-2011, 10:18 PM)Rakia Wrote: I'm really trying to figure out how this makes any sense

and like it really doesn't, they'd probably make a shitload of money on this game.

I really REALLY think they're just taking a jab at Inafune by eliminating his franchise.Of course I have no genuine idea.

Or maybe it has something to do with their obvious reduce of Nintendo support?

http://www.ripten.com/2011/05/23/capcom-...ustin6464/

Maybe Nintendo didn't give them much support when they started developing titles for the 3DS/put too much pressure on them/screwed them over, so they're cutting ties by trying to release as few titles as possible, or no titles at all, to Nintendo platforms

Nintendo: burning bridges yet again.

(07-20-2011, 12:42 AM)Kriven Wrote: Nintendo: burning bridges yet again.

1994


2004






Bridges? Burnt? Nintendo? Never!

(07-19-2011, 08:43 PM)CO2 Wrote: what does konami have to do on this.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PHrjE-8-4qY

Read the comments.

(07-20-2011, 07:35 AM)Mighty Jetters Wrote:

(07-19-2011, 08:43 PM)CO2 Wrote: what does konami have to do on this.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PHrjE-8-4qY

Read the comments.

i'd love to hear what do you mean by "NORMAL" america.

and also, that explains nothing. so i did my homework and aparently hudson was bought by konami, who simply delayed the project, but never announced anything about canceling it.

unless you can actually provide a source on your claims, i'd p much say you're just overreacting. and i would understand konami if they just delay ANOTHER bomberman game, whose unlike tetris is a classic that does need to be improved upon its original gameplay.

Well whatever I really don't know, I was just really anticipating this and I don't want it to die because of a company goofing up. It shows so much promise.

I'm all open to being corrected if anyone finds that it's still being worked on after all these months of no news.

(07-20-2011, 11:03 AM)CO2 Wrote: i'd love to hear what do you mean by "NORMAL" america.

Also don't worry about this, I don't know why I said that honestly I was just a bit peeved I guess and it came out wrong.

Quote:Keiji Inafune doesn’t work at Capcom anymore, but he was there when the Mega Man Legends 3 project began. Before getting to Capcom’s announcement, the creator of Mega Man spoke on more general terms. Canceling a game is a sad matter and development teams shave their life at work trying to make an interesting game. Luck, according to Inafune, plays a big role in whether a game sells well or not.



The decision to stop development was outside Inafune’s control, but as a member of the team, Inafune said he was sorry to the developers for not being able to support them. Inafune felt the development team, even after a transition when he left, was determined to make a good game.



Inafune also apologized to the fans. "I’m really sorry I couldn’t stay with this until the end." As a fan himself, Inafune continued to follow the development of Mega Man Legends 3. He didn’t purchase a 3DS for this title, but would have at least liked to have played the Prototype Version.



Inafune ended his blog by thanking the game’s development staff.

Source of Quote

I can't help but think...even keiji inafune the man himself doesn't have a DS yet...Like I know everyone here is smarter than me, and would never purchase a system solely because 1 game you thought was going to be on it was going to be released. This dude is not other dudes though he created Mega man you'd think he'd have the money or know people who could get him the handheld at a reduced price or something. he doesn't have the thing yet? i can't help but think how trash this system is looking to a lot of other people, and I can't help but feel the same.

http://www.themmnetwork.com/2011/07/20/c...-involved/

capcom shoots the old dying dog known as megaman, and then blames everyone around them for not stopping them from shooting the dog

Dont know if this is true or not but...

From: http://www.gamepro.com/article/news/2212...with-fans/
Message:
Regarding Keiji Inafune:
>He gave me a poster at NYCC. He was in good spirits with fans. Great spirits, actually. But during the press announcements he looked morose and distant. He asked me (through his translator) what my favorite Mega Man games were and I said "Legends 1 and 2, hands down." And he chuckled to himself, looked off for a moment, and then looked right at me and said "Me too" in English. Then he handed me a Legends 3 poster and smiled. It's still hanging up in my hallway, and it will probably stay there forever now.

I would think he'd buy the 3DS when something actually came out. That's what I was going to do.

I think the 3DS will probably end up doing pretty well but it seems like that's going to take a long time, which is still bad news for Nintendo.