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I Want Capcom do Star Wars Survivor-Horror Game when EA Didn't have Exclusive License anymore.
- Thread starter Yukari
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Seeing how Capcom needs Sony's support to develop a new Street Fighter, how do you see them having the moneyfor the Star Wars license, or to develop a AAA game using it.
Not to mention that Disney and Capcom may have a somewhat strained relationship after how MvCI turned out...
Not to mention that Disney and Capcom may have a somewhat strained relationship after how MvCI turned out...
Disney + Capcom? Nope.
And EA won't lose the SW license that easily and no big publisher will outbid EA.
And EA won't lose the SW license that easily and no big publisher will outbid EA.
When it expires Disney may decide not to do another exclusive deal. Don't matter what money EA got in that case.
And you think Disney won't do another exclusive deal? Good luck with that.
Disney cares about money, EA have money.
Nah EA won't let that license go. You'll get your perpetually delayed action/adventure game and whatever multiplayer shitshows they can churn out to bleed folks via micros and you'll like it.
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Lead designer was Shinji Mikami, who would go on to create Resident Evil :P He worked on a couple of other Capcom games based on Disney properties too.
WHAT DO YOU MEAN USING EXAMPLES OVER 20 YEARS OLD IS CHEAP!?
They also did that DMC-like The Nightmare Before Christmas game in 2004.
smh
You're forgetting Duck Tales 1 & 2, the awesome Mickey - The Magical Quest trilogy, Darkwing Duck and the proto Resident Evil aka Goof Troop.
Lead designer was Shinji Mikami, who would go on to create Resident Evil :P He worked on a couple of other Capcom games based on Disney properties too.
WHAT DO YOU MEAN USING EXAMPLES OVER 20 YEARS OLD IS CHEAP!?
They also did that DMC-like The Nightmare Before Christmas game in 2004.
Lead designer was Shinji Mikami, who would go on to create Resident Evil :P He worked on a couple of other Capcom games based on Disney properties too.
WHAT DO YOU MEAN USING EXAMPLES OVER 20 YEARS OLD IS CHEAP!?
They also did that DMC-like The Nightmare Before Christmas game in 2004.
I think you're missing the point here. The Disney + Capcom relationship is probably strained after MvC:I.
My argument wasn't entirely serious, but Marvel and Disney (and Star Wars) are different things, as stupid as that sounds. While it's obviously not going to help their chances, those properties are managed by completely separate teams.
I'll add that I don't think this is a thing that will ever or should happen.
Why don't we have a
-Horror game already? It's actually a great backdrop for horror.
With how many nasty alien creatures there must be in the Star Wars universe I think zombies would be the most boring choice for a survival horror game.
Better that than a single recent flub that's more on Marvel than Disney.
If disney can allow marvel rate r show on netflix and deadpool movies (if fox deal is done)
so why star wars can't have too ?
Mainly because they still don't seem to know what they're doing with the IP.
I agree with you though. I'd love to see more stuff like this in the SW universe.
Because Marvel has a history of a wide range of content. Star Wars and the part that Disney carried forward as canon is all family friendly.
Oh buddy. I don't know how to tell this to you but let's just say Visceral was taken to a nice farm. They are very happy there now...
The title had me interested until..."zombies trooper". I cant think of anything I want less than another zombie game.
So instead of EA, Disney should go to the EA of Japan. Seems legit.
I think Ubisoft is the best option for Disney right now: they are a big company, they have the resources to make this happen, they have their ideas on how to make an open world game: they all feel samey, but the overall quality is often good.
They could even reuse some of the assets from Starlink: Battle For Atlas.
I think Ubisoft is the best option for Disney right now: they are a big company, they have the resources to make this happen, they have their ideas on how to make an open world game: they all feel samey, but the overall quality is often good.
They could even reuse some of the assets from Starlink: Battle For Atlas.
I only want to see Disney and Capcom together if they're making Magical Quest 4, no interest in Star Wars games, I like Capcom's IPs way more than that. A survival horror God Hand sounds more interesting than a survival horror Star Wars to me.
Capcom probably wants nothing to do with Disney after Infinite.
Hey man, it worked for Metal Gear.
