What happened to Capcom? They ruled the PS2 era

What happened to Capcom? They ruled the PS2 era.

they were the big cheese

remember eating hunks of cheese in the arena?

>They ruled the PS2 era.

The fuck you want Adebisi

TITS

Poor management led to them chasing off their top talent. Only recently have new talent risen within the company to lead them back on track.

What have they even made recently?

If it weren't for the shitty stealth mission with the manlet friend this would be one of my top 20 GOTYAY titles. To me the arena combat in Shadow of Rome feels tighter and more visceral than melee combat in any game in the last 12 years. Even with only a couple buttons being used. There are so many contextual alternate animations it never gets boring.

Capcom started expecting bigger sales than their games deserved. Lost Planet 3, Resi 6, SFV, DmC - they expected higher sales than they ever got out of these games.
From someone who grew up with Capcom on the SNES when they were producing high quality games that have survived the test of time, I think that only someone of record levels of idiocy could be a Capcom fanboy today. I loved the shit they used to do. Now it's a lot more hit-or-miss.

I'm actually starting to be convinced that the stealth sections benefit the game.
They come at such intervals you're always hungry for that next battle.

Or they could have just made combat more interesting so there would be no need for that, but this ain't perfect world we live in.

CoD

dead rising fuck yeah

>From someone who grew up with Capcom on the SNES when they were producing high quality games

snes capcom is shit compared to arcade capcom

I have hope for Capcom's future. Much like Square, they seem to realize how much of a blunder they made last gen.

Street Fighter V, albeit rushed (it really should've just been released in 2018 like they planned), probably has the best gameplay mechanics in the series.

Resident Evil 7 was a shock at first, but the more information that comes out about it makes it seem as though it's a reimagining of the original Resident Evil. It's shaping up to be a really good game.

They haven't announced much else, but we all know Itsuno is more than likely working on DMC5 as we speak. I don't think he's g-ping to make the same mistake twice as with 4 (as in, he's actually going to make a full game instead of a tech demo this time).

Rolling Thunder!

>Started replaying this on extreme
Man that first real match certainly is a casual filter if you're aiming for gold medal.

The amount of time and money it takes to make a video game doubles, Every. Single. Generation.

Capcom is on a 2.5 year production schedule as of Resident Evil 7 though

I haven't played this in years, so remind me, can you replay matches to try and get the medals after the fact, or is it a one-shot deal?

I think Capcom just needs to realize they have so many IPs they can go too to try and bring some fans to games. Onimusha, for example, but rather than take a shot on maybe rebooting that, they just let Mega Man die and try desperately to make DMC work even though the time of what made Dante great has passed.
Shit, or focus on new IPs. My GOAT from last gen was Dragons Dogma and it's in my top 5 for all time.

>replay matches
I suppose that is an option on the main menu.
Seems like I was so blind I always skipped past that.

I know GAF is hated on this board, but that Sonygger leaker said Capcom had one new IP in the works this gen. It's a third person shooter.

>desperately to make DMC work even though the time of what made Dante great has passed.

The fuck are you even talking about...DMC is still a popular franchise (going by the DMC4SE sales) despite their attempt to appeal to western casuals with DmC