Quality triumphs over settings every single time.Any setting can work and sell, as long as the game itself is good. The days devs realize that will be a great move forward in gaming brand.
Yep, there are games i loved so much and that made me love and discover culture that i didn't know much about (Italy renaissance with AC2 and Brotherhood), and there are games that just sticks even tho the setting was something i'm fan of (Viking era AC Valhalla)Quality triumphs over settings every single time.
Devs should look at they did wrong in quality terms to understand why they game failed instead to blame the settings choose.
Onimusha games are fantasy gamesSo like 4 damn Onimusha games didn't tell them that?
Hopefully this encourages Capcom for a new Onimusha game tooSo like 4 damn Onimusha games didn't tell them that?
So like 4 damn Onimusha games didn't tell them that?
The last new Onimusha game was in 2006, unless you count that browser game.So like 4 damn Onimusha games didn't tell them that?
Yes but that Samurai fantasy war always wanted. I'm still shocked it took a western studio to do this, so damn backwards lolOnimusha games are fantasy games
lol well I think they mean at the time they were thinking of porting it.
@Kokoloko Agreed. Would love some open world Onimusha 5 type thing
Ah yes, Ghost of Tsushima and Ishin are "mid". That must be it.Yes, it made them confident people will buy anything mid as long as it's "PlayStation" exclusive.
We already know of these facts. Do you have more to add?Ah yes, Ghost of Tsushima and Ishin are "mid". That must be it.
lol well I think they mean at the time they were thinking of porting it.
@Kokoloko Agreed. Would love some open world Onimusha 5 type thing