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Projectile Invincibility?
Next thing you know, you'll be able to disrespect the pipe...
I LOVE IT GIVE ME NOW.
Projectile Invincibility?
Next thing you know, you'll be able to disrespect the pipe...
I LOVE IT GIVE ME NOW.
Can't they just include it on the damn disk, even if they have to delay the game's launch a couple of weeks. I know I'm going to get plenty of "STOP COMPLAINING ABOUT FREE DLC TROLL!" but for someone who doesn't have their console connected to the internet, and doesn't have a huge harddrive, I'm getting tired of incomplete games. I'm pretty sure that most people who bought the first MVC3 would probably agree that maybe releases their games a little too prematurely
@ janklogs- That's backwards logic. The fewer of the "good" Capcom games you buy, the fewer of those games they'll make. If you want Capcom to release Legends 3, buy games that are like Legends 3 (assuming you want to play them).
@ llort het- As you know, release dates are carefully planned to correlate to other big releases, from both the developer in question, and the industry as a whole. Delaying the game probably wouldn't work for Capcom.
They also are probably looking to give people exactly like you more of a reason to get their consoles online.
@ llort het- As you know, release dates are carefully planned to correlate to other big releases, from both the developer in question, and the industry as a whole. Delaying the game probably wouldn't work for Capcom.
They also are probably looking to give people exactly like you more of a reason to get their consoles online.
The only issue I have is that my shiny metal super priced edition is useless. I'd gladly pay for the expansion if it meant that my giant hunk of rock wasn't a waste.
@Jonathan Holmes:
And the more "good" Capcom games that get bought, the more of those come out, as opposed to the ones people like him actually want which happen to not resemble what's available. It's lose-lose.
And the more "good" Capcom games that get bought, the more of those come out, as opposed to the ones people like him actually want which happen to not resemble what's available. It's lose-lose.
If janklogs wants to spend his money however he likes, last time I checked this is America.
My guess is if they abandoned the Mega Man franchise, then he doesn't care if they remain operational, and hence buys used. We don't have to bow down to multi-million dollar global corporations; it's ok to not like some :p
My guess is if they abandoned the Mega Man franchise, then he doesn't care if they remain operational, and hence buys used. We don't have to bow down to multi-million dollar global corporations; it's ok to not like some :p
@ Magnalon- I hear you, but the way I see it, MvC3 wasn't a waste if you had fun with it for the past 6 months.
Remember, in my day, we got a new version of Darkstalkers or Street Fighter with 2-6 new characters every year or so, and we had to pay full price for it. To me, UMvC3 is a steal compared to the Capcom I once knew.
Remember, in my day, we got a new version of Darkstalkers or Street Fighter with 2-6 new characters every year or so, and we had to pay full price for it. To me, UMvC3 is a steal compared to the Capcom I once knew.
Holy crap. That 100% confirmed my purchase. I was 100% sure I was going to get it anyway, so now I'm 200% sure. MATH!
I'll probably buy this eventually when it is super cheap. I'm still angry about buying the first one. I understand that this stuff happens, but, Jesus, the turn around was ridiculous. I feel like I have whiplash.
Honestly, nothing against Capcom really, but I just don't want this game. I got MvC3 and yeah, this game is cool and all, but even as a fighting game fan nothing about it justifies a purchase for me. I don't believe in shelling out my money for something that should've already been implemented prior. I understand updating, but I'm not going to play that amount of money for a few new characters and a few modes. I'm good with the original, if that's the case. I'll wait for SFxT.
Estrelas: An occasional release of a rare game, a tease for DLC and seth killian being socked in the face is a valid point?
This mode looks different, but I don't like that Capcom isn't aiming for balance. The mode will get boring after playing again an invisible Wolverine with super armor.
@Janklogs
I can't wait for Capcom to announce an online pass for this game, then you'll get it new.
@Janklogs
I can't wait for Capcom to announce an online pass for this game, then you'll get it new.
@holmes
That was my day too homie!
I just wish we could progress a bit farther than that. A slightly better ripoff is still a ripoff. Add in the fact that Capcom promised there would be no "extra" edition, and blamed the disc only strategy on the earthquake (c'mon!), and you have a valid reason not to buy.
That was my day too homie!
I just wish we could progress a bit farther than that. A slightly better ripoff is still a ripoff. Add in the fact that Capcom promised there would be no "extra" edition, and blamed the disc only strategy on the earthquake (c'mon!), and you have a valid reason not to buy.
@Daryl
SHUT YOUR MOUTH. CAPCOM AND ACTIVISON ARE ABOVVE ONLINE PASSES.
@Stardyte
.....Pocket Fighter?
SHUT YOUR MOUTH. CAPCOM AND ACTIVISON ARE ABOVVE ONLINE PASSES.
@Stardyte
.....Pocket Fighter?
@ Magnalon- All I'm saying is, I think this game looks like it has a lot more than $40 worth of fun new content to it. Maybe my standards are silly. Maybe they're not. I guess time will tell.
Honestly, I'd probably have put my $40 down for Phoenix Wright and Nemesis alone.
@ Janklogs- Seth Killian is really, REALLY bummed that they canceled MML3. I don't know why you would want to punch him in the face.
In short, don't let your anger permit you from buying games that you want to play, and through your purchases, communicate to developers what games you value. I'm not saying that you should buy this game new. If you want to save a few bucks and don't mind waiting a month or two, go for it. I'm just saying, don't buy this game used just because you're mad at Capcom for not releasing MML3.
That's like refusing to call your friend back because you're mad that they didn't come over for dinner as planned. That's not going to do anything to help you get what you really want; a friend for dinner.
Honestly, I'd probably have put my $40 down for Phoenix Wright and Nemesis alone.
@ Janklogs- Seth Killian is really, REALLY bummed that they canceled MML3. I don't know why you would want to punch him in the face.
In short, don't let your anger permit you from buying games that you want to play, and through your purchases, communicate to developers what games you value. I'm not saying that you should buy this game new. If you want to save a few bucks and don't mind waiting a month or two, go for it. I'm just saying, don't buy this game used just because you're mad at Capcom for not releasing MML3.
That's like refusing to call your friend back because you're mad that they didn't come over for dinner as planned. That's not going to do anything to help you get what you really want; a friend for dinner.
As I've said before many times fuck Capcom for releasing what should be DLC as a new game. Super Street Fighter IV, Super Street Fighter IV Arcade Edition, Dead Rising 2: Off the Record, Ultimate Marvel Vs. Capcom 3, Resident Evil 5: Gold Edition, Capcom will not make new games when you fucking retards will buy the old ones with a new coat of paint and a $40 price tag.
Play as Galactus?
Aw damn it. I was really against this not being available as DLC, but......guh.......Galactus.......
Aw damn it. I was really against this not being available as DLC, but......guh.......Galactus.......
Jonathan: This is required viewing whenever the question of "who can pwn Galactus" is posed:
http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&cd=3&ved=0CCMQtwIwAg&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.youtube.com%2Fwatch%3Fv%3DbumuAmQ92mY&ei=iJSbTrrNGcf40gHj__mwAg&usg=AFQjCNELn1HEGN7oOl-lV8vy-OLA2B7oCw
http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&cd=3&ved=0CCMQtwIwAg&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.youtube.com%2Fwatch%3Fv%3DbumuAmQ92mY&ei=iJSbTrrNGcf40gHj__mwAg&usg=AFQjCNELn1HEGN7oOl-lV8vy-OLA2B7oCw
@ able to think- Capcom not making new games? Ashura's Wrath, Resident Evil: Revelations, Street Fighter x Tekken, Resident Evil: Operation Racoon City, Dragon's Dogma, and Monster Hunter 4 say Hi.
Also, I hope you bought Ghost Trick.
Also, I hope you bought Ghost Trick.
@Jonathan Holmes You didn't have to keep buying the new ones, and in fact I don't think most people did. people got games much less frequently aback then and with fighting games it didn't matter as much if you had the newest version. You were either playing with friends at your house or at an arcade on whatever they had their, but since fighting games have gotten more competitive with the rise of the internet I feel a lot of fans feel obligated to get the new version if they want to stay current.
I also feel that it will provide further disincentive for non hardcore fans to get the game right away. If Capcom shows a pattern of releasing a second version of their game less then a year later, that has more features and more characters, then players who don't care as much will just skip the original and wait for the "ultra" version to come out. i feel this could hurt them in the long run since fighters aren't deep enough to only be supported by their most ardent fans, and if 40% of the people who would buy it wait for the second version then the original game's sales will suffer and their probably wont be another version.
I also feel that it will provide further disincentive for non hardcore fans to get the game right away. If Capcom shows a pattern of releasing a second version of their game less then a year later, that has more features and more characters, then players who don't care as much will just skip the original and wait for the "ultra" version to come out. i feel this could hurt them in the long run since fighters aren't deep enough to only be supported by their most ardent fans, and if 40% of the people who would buy it wait for the second version then the original game's sales will suffer and their probably wont be another version.
@Janklogs
Do you really want to NOT support Capcom that badly? You seem like you want this game so just buy it, support games that you like even if the company making the game has made a few bad decisions. I was very mad at Capcom for not putting forth the option of UMvC3 being DLC and MML3 being canceled, but I got over it. I'm looking forward to UMvC3 and Asura's Wrath, so I'll buy them regardless. Especially Asura's Wrath which is a new IP, not buying it because Capcom did something you didn't like would be supporting the abuse of older series. This another topic entirely though, I'm really going on a tangent at this point.
Do you really want to NOT support Capcom that badly? You seem like you want this game so just buy it, support games that you like even if the company making the game has made a few bad decisions. I was very mad at Capcom for not putting forth the option of UMvC3 being DLC and MML3 being canceled, but I got over it. I'm looking forward to UMvC3 and Asura's Wrath, so I'll buy them regardless. Especially Asura's Wrath which is a new IP, not buying it because Capcom did something you didn't like would be supporting the abuse of older series. This another topic entirely though, I'm really going on a tangent at this point.
Oh Hey guy's hows it go-OH GAWD this again?! (MML3)
I want Tatsunoko vs. Capcom 2 for wii and and maybe add Sunrise characters and and Bandai. and well alot more cartoon characters. AND MAYBE SOME LIVE ACTION Lets see Adam from powerrangers thunder vs Ryo the wild fire from Ronin Warriors. YEAH! no not good enough FUCK YEAH!
I want Tatsunoko vs. Capcom 2 for wii and and maybe add Sunrise characters and and Bandai. and well alot more cartoon characters. AND MAYBE SOME LIVE ACTION Lets see Adam from powerrangers thunder vs Ryo the wild fire from Ronin Warriors. YEAH! no not good enough FUCK YEAH!
@ Pigmy Wurm- The way I remember it, everyone was willing to buy the new version of fighters back then, mostly because the fighting game world was much more competitive in those days.
In the arcade era, you bought the home version of each iteration of each fighting game as a cost effective way to stay competitive at the arcade; a place where each lost match cost you $.25-$.50 cents. It was common for kids to blow through $10 a week at arcades back then, with nothing to show for it other than the thrill of the moment and the experiences they shared.
That's part of why I feel like getting a lifetime of online play via an online pass isn't really that bad of a deal. I personally don't think its worth it, but if you really enjoy playing games online, $10 for life per title really isn't asking that much.
But I agree that Capcom has to watch it with these updates. They will burn out the fighting game audience, just like they did in the 90's, if they aren't careful.
In the arcade era, you bought the home version of each iteration of each fighting game as a cost effective way to stay competitive at the arcade; a place where each lost match cost you $.25-$.50 cents. It was common for kids to blow through $10 a week at arcades back then, with nothing to show for it other than the thrill of the moment and the experiences they shared.
That's part of why I feel like getting a lifetime of online play via an online pass isn't really that bad of a deal. I personally don't think its worth it, but if you really enjoy playing games online, $10 for life per title really isn't asking that much.
But I agree that Capcom has to watch it with these updates. They will burn out the fighting game audience, just like they did in the 90's, if they aren't careful.
Good to know Capcom is reinforcing that we should never bother buying the first run of any of their games, and just wait for the inevitable
second edition.
@TurboKill
We didn't need to be confused by "sexy" "female" Unicron like that. Why you do? D:
second edition.
@TurboKill
We didn't need to be confused by "sexy" "female" Unicron like that. Why you do? D:
@Jonathan Holmes
If no one purchased Marvel vs Capcom 3, the ultimate edition wouldn't exist. Fans can't half-heartedly support a franchise if they constantly suspect that Capcom is holding out on them. I know they've been doing this since the beginning of time, but does that make it okay?
If no one purchased Marvel vs Capcom 3, the ultimate edition wouldn't exist. Fans can't half-heartedly support a franchise if they constantly suspect that Capcom is holding out on them. I know they've been doing this since the beginning of time, but does that make it okay?
@ScottyG first off, we miss you. :(
Second, if you really can't enjoy a game that has constantly evolving gameplay as different strategies get figured out for 9 months (since that's roughly how long MvC3 will have been out by the time UMvC3 comes out) then I think the people complaining need to find a new genre as fighting games always get new releases. Also, even though the casual community doesn't care, balance changes for fighting games ARE important. (they're removing the DHC trick, which is huge as it's essentially something that allows you to reset hitstun and damage scaling, making it extremely easy to kill one character with only 2 bars.) especially for the community that even made it possible to get a resurgence in fighting games going again, considering we played MvC2, 3S, etc for 10 years with absolutely no new releases in those franchises. At least they add more content in less time than Madden, Call of Duty etc. get each year.
Second, if you really can't enjoy a game that has constantly evolving gameplay as different strategies get figured out for 9 months (since that's roughly how long MvC3 will have been out by the time UMvC3 comes out) then I think the people complaining need to find a new genre as fighting games always get new releases. Also, even though the casual community doesn't care, balance changes for fighting games ARE important. (they're removing the DHC trick, which is huge as it's essentially something that allows you to reset hitstun and damage scaling, making it extremely easy to kill one character with only 2 bars.) especially for the community that even made it possible to get a resurgence in fighting games going again, considering we played MvC2, 3S, etc for 10 years with absolutely no new releases in those franchises. At least they add more content in less time than Madden, Call of Duty etc. get each year.
@Jonathan Holmes But I think the competitive audience is broader now. Maybe I'm wrong, I was young back then, but most people didn't play as competitively, it was mostly a small devoted group. Now, because of online play everyone is competitive, really whether you want to or not. In addition to the hardcore competitive players you have a second tear of payers who enjoy being somewhat competitive but aren't as obsessed. Those players want to be able to go to random tourneys and do okay online, but are understandably less willing to drop another $60 on an upgraded version of the same game. But, if they don't get the new version they have to deal with everyone else moving on to this other game, less people will play online, far fewer tourneys, and all the really good people will be playing something else so you're left with "the dregs" of the competition.
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