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• #Project justice rival schools 2 dreamcast ps2

I am not worried about Capcom releasing the game on the DC either. So I can imagine most of Capcom SNK 2's target audience being upset. This describes my current situation at the least. I imagine that many fans of arcade games have Dreamcasts, and have yet to get a PS2.

#Project justice rival schools 2 dreamcast ps2

SNK 2 were cancelled for the DC if new features were added to the PS2 version? If you wanna play the numbers game with Vampire Chronicle, then how many people would care if Capcom vs. This is why Capcom should be obligated to release the game on the system. Many people bought a Dreamcast to play 2D fighters. It would be safe to assume that almost everyone who is a fan of Capcom 2D fighters has a Dreamcast.

I am not insisting that Capcom bring any game to the Dreamcast except Capcom SNK 2. But I can also understand why Capcom left it out.īut some crazed hardcore fans still insist on a dying Sega system! I can understand someone wanting the play the board game. it's somewhat surprising that you don't seem to understand how someone would WANT to play the board game. I'd say they'd get over it pretty quickly. Not many people I know around here care about the Dreamcast except for Soul Calibur and Jet Grind Radio (and the person that cares about Jet Grind has a PS2 already). SNK 2 for the DC, an irrational want given that Capcom is an independent developer but some crazed hardcore fans still insist on a dying Sega system! The American release of games sometimes has extras as well. This makes it seem like it happens every day. That is why I am learning Japanese, so I will no longer have to deal with basatrdized North American releases of Japanese games. Raku Gaki Showtime and Tobal 2 are the only ones I can think of now. There are a few Japanese games that I would have liked to play that never came out here. Why? Because they get such games as Sanpo No Inu or Tokyo Bus Guide or Japanese Pop Idol or Densha de Go!. Video gaming as a non-Japanese isn't fair. The point system in Capcom SNK is obscene. And it pisses me off when games make me go to lengths to unlock characters. I want to play the fighting game, not a board game. I would have paid more for the quirky extras instead of them skimming off the top and selling it at that (reasonable) price. That reminds me of how Capcom wasted their time bringing Darkstalkers 3 to the PSX in the US. Oh, and screw Capcom for Vampire Chronicles.Ībout two copies of that game would sell if they released it here. how about "motherfuckers"? That's a little too harsh, too. SNK) or bastardizations in voice acting and intros for their various games, 'cause that's another issue entirely. Oh, and let's not get into their craptacular soundtrack for MvC2 (worlds below Capcom vs. "Let's take everything out that might be positively weird to some gamers but others may thoroughly enjoy just to save on localization costs and time!" It makes perfect sense, but does that make it right? Pointystick: They're excellent one moment, then pulling the dumbest crap in videogaming I've ever heard of. why is constantly cutting features out of US releases forgivable whereas ditching a dying system is not? no, wait, what am I saying? That would be just as wrong as them pulling the board game and RPG mode out of Rival Schools 1 and 2's US releases! They've done that already? What a complete shocke! But of course Capcom aren't motherfuckers for doing this, they'd be extremely smart! But ditching the Dreamcast for a more viable system? That's UNFORGIVABLE. SNK 2, so you'll have absolutely no reason to be disappointed if they pull Dreamcast support early! wouldn't you? Oh, and there'll be a PS2 version of Capcom vs. Shin-Gouki: I would have paid more for the quirky extras instead of them skimming off the top and selling it at that (reasonable) price. Though it's been decrypted for arcade emulator use, it'd be a nice gesture to get the same quirky action as the Japanese do.

And screw 'em if they don't bring Super Puzzle Fighter over to the US. Oh, and screw Capcom for Vampire Chronicles. How about if I not buy the damn game at all and bitch about it day and night? Of course, I could just forget about it by the time I wake up tomorrow (which I'll probably do), but I figure it's time for yet another Capcom-filled angst-fest anyhow. Sheesh, some people think that Capcom NOT translating the board game is a FAVOR to you and that a PROPER solution is for me to buy an import that I can't read in order to get something the Japanese gamers get as an expected luxury?!