Capcom Says It's Not Alienating Dead Rising 2 PlayStation 3 Gamers

Screw that I'm not buying the game now

Well, if you won't support your new potential customers, we won't support you. Go ahead and keep supporting your existing fanbase without thinking of the long term growth. Yay stagnation.

rofl, stagnation? It's better than saying 'here's a dead rising 2 prequel but for new customers only' like so many other companies do. About time someone thanked the people that made dead rising 2 possible

I don't support Capcom anymore. First they screw over the fans that got Resident Evil 5 when it came out with that DLC that came on the disc but we had to pay money to unlock it. Now we have to buy the Gold Edition of RE5 to get PS Move support even though we bought RE5 when it first came out. Why do I need two copies of the same game just for PS Move support?

Now this Dead Rising 2 fiasco. I'll be renting this game. And if I do but it I'll wait a year and buy it used for $10 so Capcom doesn't get my money.

Keep it up Capcom, you're doing great!!!

The original RE 5 did not have the code for Move support.

When doing the GE Sony had already sent out the dev kits so Move support was built into RE 5 GE whilst Move was still in development.

Not hard to work out realy the Original RE 5 would need a Masive pacth for it to support MOVE. Eve Eye Pet pacth is over 2GB for MOVE and that was made with Move support in mind.


So to pacth the original RE 5 would be masive!

So, the other games that have been patched with Move support are also massive patches? I hadn't noticed...

If the Playstation players had been thought of when making the original Dead Rising, they would have given as much support on the development as Xbox players. If Sony isn't given the chance, they should not expect support. The extra games should be for both consoles, as it rewards the Xbox for holding the original, and Playstation for the introduction of Dead Rising 2 to all the players who didn't get chance to play the original without paying £200 for all the stuff for an Xbox.

The problem is though that Capcom's games are so good that you can't stay mad at them. I played through Dead Rising 1 on 360 and loved it, then bought the sequel on PS3. After finding that screen tears were a serious problem on the PS3 version, and then reading about the DLC exclusivity on 360, I repurchased the game on 360, along with Case Zero, and played it as a complete set. No regrets. It just played better.