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zaza50 ha detto:
Ecco, ora siamo dalle parti del realismo plausibile.
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Happy Bed GIF
 
Sarà sicuramente il 6, non lo faranno mai il remake del primo purtroppo. Spero solo riprendano qualche atmosfera proprio dal primo capitolo però.
 
Vecchie IP, quindi anche Haunting Ground e Clock Tower :sard:
 
Penso anch'io sarà un nuovo main, tralaltro é già tanto se c'è un team su DMC e con cadenza di uscita decennale, averne due, main e remake, mi pare fantascienza :sard: :sadfrog:
 
Con la scusa di DMC 5 su switch 2 anche l'account ufficiale è tornato più attivo. Dai che ai TGA droppano quello nuovo :ivan:
 
warioss ha detto:
Con la scusa di DMC 5 su switch 2 anche l'account ufficiale è tornato più attivo. Dai che ai TGA droppano quello nuovo :ivan:
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Basta che poi la smettiate di rompere le palle e si possa tornare a martellare come degli ossessionati con Dino crisis
 

Capcom President Tsujimoto: When Sony told us about the PS4, I was convinced the way games are sold would change 180 degrees​


Early Adoption of Digital Sales Created the Flexibility Capcom Has Today

Famitsu:
In recent years, Capcom has been actively working on revivals of older properties such as Onimusha, Okami, and Mega Man. Could you tell us about the thinking behind this and your future plans?

Tsujimoto:
First, I'd like to explain why we're able to pursue these initiatives now.

We had wanted to revive these dormant IPs for quite some time, but our development resources were limited. Simply put, we didn't have enough people.

What changed was that around 2017, Capcom began making a serious shift toward digital sales.

When the PS4 was being introduced, Sony Interactive Entertainment told us that: "The PS4 will be a machine that is constantly connected to the internet."

They explained that if this vision took hold, services such as the PlayStation Store would become much more comprehensive and important than before.

From the moment I heard that, I became convinced that: "The way video games are sold is going to change completely."

Famitsu:
What exactly did you mean by that?

Tsujimoto:
Up until then, the dominant business model was to sell games to retailers, who would then sell them to customers. If a store decided, "We're not carrying this anymore," then the game would effectively disappear from store shelves. That was the standard way of selling games.

With digital distribution, however, we can deliver games directly to customers ourselves.

Starting with Resident Evil 7 in January 2017, we began seriously pursuing this strategy. Even now, in its ninth year on the market, Resident Evil 7 continues to sell. In 2025 alone, it sold 2.6 million copies.

The game's development costs were amortized within its first two years. Since the third year onward, its sales have largely accumulated as profit.

This has become one of the major sources of Capcom's profits today.

Famitsu:
So the stability of that cash flow made it possible to invest in new projects?

Tsujimoto:
Exactly.

Both the Resident Evil and Monster Hunter series continue generating profits because older titles keep selling year after year.

As those profits accumulate, we gain more flexibility in development.

That flexibility allows us to spend years creating entirely new IPs like Pragmata. It also lets us dedicate staff to dormant franchises and establish a cycle where those projects can be revived.

In addition, we hire more than 150 new graduates every year. After two or three years, those employees grow into core contributors on our various projects.

Right now, our workforce has expanded significantly, and we've built what is arguably our ideal development structure, one that allows multiple development teams and projects to proceed simultaneously.
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【VIPインタビュー】カプコン辻本春弘社長が語る創業43周年の歩み。新しく考えたのは「どのタイトルも一から作り直そう」ということ | ゲーム・エンタメ最新情報のファミ通.com

2026年6月11日に43周年を迎えるカプコンの代表取締役社長・辻本春弘氏。長いキャリアの中で見てきた業界の激動。そしてカプコンがいまなぜ世界でこれほどの存在感を放っているのかを語っていただいた。
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Meruem ha detto:
Immagine pubblicata da Capcom sudamerica

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È del 2023, quella del 40° anniversario :sisi: (ho una t-shirt così, davvero bella!)
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Meruem ha detto:
Credo sia lo stesso disegnatore delle cover di Phoenix Wright.
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Yes, Kazuya Nuri!



Ha detto che era incluso anche Pragmata (Diana), ma che alla fine è stata scartata (e che se l'immagine fosse uscita quest'anno... :asd:)

Anyway, buon 43° mamma Capcom :hall:
 
LoneWolf ha detto:
Ha detto che era incluso anche Pragmata (Diana), ma che alla fine è stata scartata (e che se l'immagine fosse uscita quest'anno... :asd:)

Anyway, buon 43° mamma Capcom :hall:
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Infatti avevo cercato i personaggi di Pragmata e non li trovavo (pensavo fosse quello alle spalle di Morrigan)
 
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