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But then there comes a game which is just screaming Nintendo. Take Jet Set Radio, pure brilliance, original, fun with a unique style. X-box? X-bloody-box???? Despite bundling it with the console the game still sold like a led ballon retailing at little more than a tenner from some places. On the Gamecube it would have sold "as well" without any sodding bundle.
So it is with great annoyance that we are to miss out on another "NINTENDO" esq. game. This time it is Capcom with Under the Skin.
In under the skin Players take control of an alien called Kozumi who has been sent to Earth to cause mischief. This you achieve by scanning humans and adopting their form and abilities. You can turn into Chris Redfield, Jill Valentine and Nemesis from Resident Evil and even visit Racoon city. It is done in a cel-shaded style (you've never seen resi like this before) and all looks good fun. It is also being made by Production Studio 4 (Resident Evil 4, Killer 7, Viewtiful Joe) but...
PS2 exclusive.
Bah.
> Rickoss wrote:
> On the Capcom website it says it's coming out for the Cube. So maybe
> another late release.
>
> *looks*
>
> Pish you lie!
[URL]http://www.capcom-europe.com/[/URL] He does not.
> PS2 owners have PS2 games... I want the Nintendo games to remain
> Nintendo games.
And at what point do Capcom games become Nintendo games?
auf deutsch, what a retarded comment about niche titles. There are more niche titles on practically *any* other system than GC. Or are you equating 'niche' with 'low sales' in the same way Dringo equates 'games he likes' with 'Nintendo'?
It screams "SEGA"!! Because it is a Sega game... not surprising really. And was on the Dreamcast, a Sega console.
This game does sound interesting, it really does. I'd like to play to see it on the Xbox which is my favoured platform because of the hard drive. But the chances are even if it does poorly on the PS2 it will still sell more than if it were to be on the Gamecube. For Capcom it makes commercial sense to develop it first for the PS2 and then consider porting it later.
As for Jet Set Radio Future, it didn't do particularly well because it wasn't marketed. Sure it was a follow up to a stupendously good game - but nobody played Jet Set Radio either.