It's exceptionally rare for one company to buy a whole IP from another. W101 is an extremely odd case that only came about because of how important it was to Kamiya while simultaneously being the biggest flop of all time and completely worthless to Nintendo.
1. The Wonderful 101: Remastered (their first self-published title, Switch/Steam/PS4)
It's very unlikely that there isn't more to it.
It's important to Capcom too though. In Japan anywhere that sells Capcom merch will have universally have Okami stuff and they were trying to fund a sequel recently, though last we heard about it was that it at least temporarily fell through unfortunately.
those IPs range from huge to medium, and are still making their respective companies money. i really doubt "the tencent money" is enough for them to go around buying back the IPs they've worked on or fund sequels to those games. anything regarding those will be funded/published/announced by the company who owns them.
Hold on, a new Kamiya game is hardly not worth talking about. Project GG was by far the biggest of the four announcements (... so far, until the real fourth game drops)
Yeah I know, wprst gaming news in years for me.
Hm I guess. Not that anyone would like to buy Okami anyway lol.
Yeah, I forgot about that but can you blame me? They didn't really show anything about it.
Unless they planned that joke since early 2018 and repeatedly hyped it up since then, there is still a real 4th announcement (2nd new IP).
true but that could come any time. it doesn't necessarily have to part of platinum
Yeah i guess if they do have another ip in development right now it doesn't matter when they announce it but it just makes this whole Platinum four thing a mean joke
I'm disappointed by this being a joke, but some of these replies are ridiculous. Do you honestly think this is how it works?
