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| Grave 491th Post
 
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|  "Re(3):SvC DC needs your help..."
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It's One Of Those Things. Practicality ain't the point.
SNK fans tend to be a sentimental bunch, else in most cases they wouldn't get involved with a company like SNK. SNK has had a long history with Sega. Sega fans tend to be a sentimental bunch as well. The two groups tend to align pretty closely.
Basically, it's like this:
Any Dreamcast release is a Special Thing, to the people who care. By this reasoning, a high-profile SNK release is a Very Special Thing -- and to be encouraged.
It's like a rare gift. Something that by all normal logic shouldn't exist, and is therefore all the more important for the fact that it does.
For the people who really care, it's nice to see gestures of this sort.
As the saying goes, it's the small things that matter.
Is a port like that really a small thing, though? I really don't know the kind of effort that goes into an undertaking like that, so I don't really know.
And being both a Sega fan and an SNK fan, yeah, I can see what you're saying. I'll always love my old hardware and my old games, but I'm also not so blind that I can't move on. It's cool that they're doing this, yeah, it's a really nice thing... but no, it's not necessary, not for us or for the company, and a lot of people act like it is.
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| aderack
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| "Re(4):SvC DC needs your help..." , posted Sun 3 Aug 13:05
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And being both a Sega fan and an SNK fan, yeah, I can see what you're saying. I'll always love my old hardware and my old games, but I'm also not so blind that I can't move on. It's cool that they're doing this, yeah, it's a really nice thing... but no, it's not necessary, not for us or for the company, and a lot of people act like it is.
It's certainly not necessary. I doubt anyone out there is deluded enough to think that the system's going to make a major comeback or anything.
I mean. Right now I'm spending most of my time with my Gamecube and my GBA. I only boot up the DC on rare occasions, as with any of my older systems.
However: if I see a new game for the Dreamcast that piques my interest, I'll definitely pick it up. It's another excuse to dust the system off.
It's not like game systems are old girlfriends or anything. Generally (unless you're the sort of person to trade them in, which I never really have understood) they're still around when you want them. They're still as viable.
And personally, I'd rather play a new Dreamcast game any day than the same game on a PS2 -- it's just a personal issue.
When I'm done, I'll... do something else.
But if I want to pull it out again, I'll still have another Dreamcast game.
Again, that doesn't sound like it can be a bad thing.
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| thebigword
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| "Re(5):SvC DC needs your help..." , posted Sun 3 Aug 13:16
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And being both a Sega fan and an SNK fan, yeah, I can see what you're saying. I'll always love my old hardware and my old games, but I'm also not so blind that I can't move on. It's cool that they're doing this, yeah, it's a really nice thing... but no, it's not necessary, not for us or for the company, and a lot of people act like it is.
It's certainly not necessary. I doubt anyone out there is deluded enough to think that the system's going to make a major comeback or anything.
I mean. Right now I'm spending most of my time with my Gamecube and my GBA. I only boot up the DC on rare occasions, as with any of my older systems.
However: if I see a new game for the Dreamcast that piques my interest, I'll definitely pick it up. It's another excuse to dust the system off.
It's not like game systems are old girlfriends or anything. Generally (unless you're the sort of person to trade them in, which I never really have understood) they're still around when you want them. They're still as viable.
And personally, I'd rather play a new Dreamcast game any day than the same game on a PS2 -- it's just a personal issue.
When I'm done, I'll... do something else.
But if I want to pull it out again, I'll still have another Dreamcast game.
Again, that doesn't sound like it can be a bad thing.
I'd rather have it on the PS2, but I'd take it on Dreamcast. It just depends on which version came out first.
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| thebigword
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| "Re(2):SvC DC needs your help..." , posted Sun 3 Aug 15:50
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According to a post on The Next Level's forums, SNK-Playmore is definitely considering a DC port of SvC and would like to gauge fan interest.
Soooo... send your polite requests to info@snkplaymore.co.jp ... even if the post was bogus, this would probably be the correct course of action to get a DC port anyway.
hmmmmmm, waste 15 minutes writing an e-mail to get to spend $75 for a copy of SvC I can't read and takes longer to load on a dead system or don't write an e-mail and spend $50 and wait for the US release...
remind me again why we need a DC version when the PS2 would be just as good
the Doctor does have a point. Why would I want to spend $60-70 dollars on an import for the dreamcast, when it would come here stateside for $50 on PS2, GC, or XBOX?
I can understand that some people still don't have some of the newer consoles, but the Dreamcast is dead. I hate to say that, because I have a Dreamcast, too. I still play on my Dreamcast, but I would rather have an SNK game on a newer console.
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| Grave 494th Post
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| "Re(7):SvC DC needs your help..." , posted Sun 3 Aug 17:55
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Oh, agreed entirely; I just think if they're giving you the choice to vote on a game being released for it, why not do so? ^_^
Well, if it delayed the PS2 version's release, let's just say that I'd certainly be against it. But something tells me it wouldn't at all. I'm just not gonna buy it, that's all, but I'd still like to see it come out.
Of course, if it does come out, with bonuses that the PS2 version doesn't have, I'll be an angry boy.
By the way, I think I asked before, but I can't remember if you answered... What's your avatar from? It's super-badass looking, heheh.
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| the REAL master
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| "Re(7):SvC DC needs your help..." , posted Sun 3 Aug 21:06
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DC, PS2, Xbox, and Neo-geo all have rampant piracy as this point. The only system that doesn't have easy access copies of games is the GC, which ironically Playmore has no interest in putting this game on. This is a non-issue at this point.
I have DC, PS2, and xbox so it doesn't matter which it gets released on for me. Considering the load times would be better, I'd probably perfer a non-DC version.
this is very true because i..eerrr friends of people I know have tons of PS2 games all burned, it's crazy. so that point is kinda void, I wouldnt mind a saturn version :P atleast it would have a language translation.
BTW does ps have a controller converter that allows you to play with a saturn controller?
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| Grave 495th Post
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| "Re(9):SvC DC needs your help..." , posted Sun 3 Aug 21:39
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Yes, I have 2. However, they don't work on PS2. I also have Saturn -> DC converters. I use Saturn pads for just about every system that has fighting games, in case you hadn't noticed. ;)
Hmm, I was afraid my adapter was dead when it wouldn't work on PS2. I wonder if there are any out there that do work for Saturn pads on PS2... it's not necessary, I'm used to the PS pad (and its awful d-pad), but it'd be nice. Actually, if I could have any controller, I'd want the Genesis 6 button pad to work on my PS2, but... eh. I think I'll just build my own arcade stick. 
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| Grave 496th Post
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| "Re(4):Re(10):SvC DC needs your help..." , posted Mon 4 Aug 00:20
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I think if this game was released for it, people will let it go out after that.
Eh... I don't think so. Even if this is SNK's last DC game, unless they make it perfectly clear that they'll do no more, and even then, people will still beg and clamor for more, and never let it just end.
As for the home cart system, well, I don't know if you could say it's dead as it was never really "alive" in the mainstream sense. How many people did you know who had one growing up? Adoption for the system was hardly widespread. Not a lot of people could justify the cost of the system, let alone the games. Especially not kids. And, in large, it was supported by only one company, the company that still supports it. So the hardware may be as old as hell, but not a lot has changed. And the funny thing is, they can still squeeze a lot out of it. SvC might be the end of the line for it, but I doubt it. Not an hour ago I was just playing Garou with a friend, and damn, that game is awesome, not to mention damn pretty.
The NG home system is quite an unusual one... and the enthusiasts are pretty crazy about it, but when support eventually does die off, will anyone be surprised? I don't really think so.
So no, if this does come out, I don't think it'll end the demand. Or cause a bang of any kind, really.
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| Fro Boy11 1821th Post
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| "Re(5):Re(10):SvC DC needs your help..." , posted Mon 4 Aug 01:18
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I think if this game was released for it, people will let it go out after that.
Eh... I don't think so. Even if this is SNK's last DC game, unless they make it perfectly clear that they'll do no more, and even then, people will still beg and clamor for more, and never let it just end.
As for the home cart system, well, I don't know if you could say it's dead as it was never really "alive" in the mainstream sense. How many people did you know who had one growing up? Adoption for the system was hardly widespread. Not a lot of people could justify the cost of the system, let alone the games. Especially not kids. And, in large, it was supported by only one company, the company that still supports it. So the hardware may be as old as hell, but not a lot has changed. And the funny thing is, they can still squeeze a lot out of it. SvC might be the end of the line for it, but I doubt it. Not an hour ago I was just playing Garou with a friend, and damn, that game is awesome, not to mention damn pretty.
The NG home system is quite an unusual one... and the enthusiasts are pretty crazy about it, but when support eventually does die off, will anyone be surprised? I don't really think so.
So no, if this does come out, I don't think it'll end the demand. Or cause a bang of any kind, really.
I agree with what you said about SNK actually telling people that they weren't gonna make anymore games for the DC, but they left us out there to speculate. If they had released KOF2002 and said "that's it, no more" then everyone would have been fine. Capcom said that they were through with the DC after CvS2 and then we all moved on until SNK started putting all their stuff on it. Now we have another company to get good fighters from for the DC, but if they just would have said "no more" we wouldn't be doing things like petitions, at least I wouldn't be.
Still waiting for a Dan Hibiki and Robert Garcia dream match!
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| RugalBernstein 4374th Post
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| "Re(10):Re(10):SvC DC needs your help..." , posted Mon 4 Aug 13:03:
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If they keep making assine moves like that am I still required to feel bad the next time the company tanks?
Isn't that "asinine", and it seems to me they're making better business decisions at the moment than at least one other big company who used to be their arch-rival..
Edit: Besides, if they DO decide to put it out for the system after all, they could easily produce it in small numbers, for fans. It would be the same thing Capcom did with "Final Fight Revenge" and "Rockman and Forte", and neither of those hurt Capcom, did they? Well, maybe Final Fight Revenge did, but for different reasons, not financially... >:D
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| OYashiroForever 405th Post
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| "Re: SvC DC needs your help..." , posted Mon 4 Aug 13:58
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Yes it will, if I DC release does come to be I will personally hunt down and beat anyone would said "It's not going to hurt anyone" with a basball bat, including SNK Playmore.
Such blind, irrational hatred. Not healthy...
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Yes, the 50 people who haven't move on to the PS2/can't wait a few months to play it will be exstatic!!
Some of us own every current modern console available and would still rather it be on Dreamcast provided it's a pixel-for-pixel port.
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If they keep making assine moves like that am I still required to feel bad the next time the company tanks?
While I'd be the first to agree that SNKP has made some horrible business decisions over the years, I'd say porting their most significant game in several years to multiple systems is not one of them. If you're going to bitch about them porting SvC to a dead system with a miniscule user base, bitch about the AES/home cart release or, better yet, the Xbox port. Hell, the WSC has a larger and more dedicated user base than the X in Japan.
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| KTallguy 267th Post
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| "Re(2):Re(10):Re(10):SvC DC needs your help..." , posted Tue 5 Aug 10:05:
ooooooh ... Rid's got a cool new avatar! =)
Oh and I don't know why everyone's so hung up on Dreamcast. I liked it, I enjoyed playing the games, but there were too many problems with the system. It was a great piece of hardware, but it was too easy to burn games and play. Easily hackable. You don't even need a chip.
Didn't SEGA stop making Dreamcasts? I don't know about you guys, but if I was a gaming company, I'd rather put my games out on systems that were still being manufactured. I'm sure there's a huge user base for Dreamcast out there, especially in Japan. The problem is, if they release it for DC AND PS2, everyone will just pirate the DC version and play that. There's no incentive to buy the PS2 version. In short, they'll lose money.
I know there are a lot of die hard Sega supporters, and I love SEGA (even though they have innane ideas sometimes), but I think it would be a bad decision to put out a game on DC that MOST people can get for their own PS2s.
I know the DC is good with 2D fighters, but there's no reason to believe that the PS2 version of SvC will be any poorer than the DC version.
Finally, I think SEGA should do some kind of Dreamcasts' Greatist Hits collection, and pack two or three DC games on a PS2 DVD. What's that one Tennis/Pong game, they could put that on there, and Chu Chu Rocket, and just... a bunch of good games came out on the DC that NO one played. That would be good for the company and make them a lot of money.
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| Dr Baghead 2413th Post
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| "Re(1):Re: SvC DC needs your help..." , posted Tue 5 Aug 11:30
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Such blind, irrational hatred. Not healthy...
...well it's not like those who are still fixated on outdated systems are any healthier.
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Some of us own every current modern console available and would still rather it be on Dreamcast provided it's a pixel-for-pixel port.
Maybe I'm just stupid but I didn't really see a different between the DC version of SvC2 and PS2,XBox, and GCN versions... maybe I wasn't looking hard enough or they were just very crappy to begin with though.
If the PS2 can't pull of a pixel-for-pixel perfect port of SvC and the DC can, I'm going to campaign the government to ban all videogames since if technology has gotten to the point were a superior system can't play a game designed on a modified SNES board perfectly it is a hobby that must be destroyed!
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While I'd be the first to agree that SNKP has made some horrible business decisions over the years, I'd say porting their most significant game in several years to multiple systems is not one of them. If you're going to bitch about them porting SvC to a dead system with a miniscule user base, bitch about the AES/home cart release or, better yet, the Xbox port. Hell, the WSC has a larger and more dedicated user base than the X in Japan.
You'd think anyone who wanted a DC port would be all over the XBox like stink on poop (which ironically is why I like to call a SvC port on the DC!) What is the XBox besides the modern day DC? It has Jet Set Radio, superior graphics and sound, ackward controllers (that Baghead personally likes), lackluster ports, AND no one gives a crap about it!!!
Really I think SNKP should focus on arcades and PS2 for now, the XBox port is stupid yes (though I'd be inclined to buy that over the PS2 version since I don't feel like hooking that back up) but as of right now it's just being "considered", and they aren't asking for people to write in and say how much they want one... if they were or a petition was started to gurantee a release I'd be saying how retarded that was too. The 5 of us who play SNK games AND own an XBox would love it sure, but Playmore is still producing thousands of useless copies.
(ranting nonsensically is fun!)
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| Grave 506th Post
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| "Re(3):Re: SvC DC needs your help..." , posted Tue 5 Aug 11:55
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I think somebody is bitter about the X-Box. :D
Actually, I find that Baghead has a pretty good point. Xbox is a lot like a new DC... It's something of an underdog, it has some damn good Sega backing with the continuations of the JSR and Panzer Dragoon games, not to mention original stuff like Gunvalkyrie, which I'm still convinced that no one liked but me. It has online gaming that surpasses any of the competition besides PC (not that there's much competition), hell, it even has the same face button colors, though in different locations. Then again, so does Super Famicom, so nevermind.
There really wasn't much of a point to the above, but there is one important thing in common, for me anyway. Modded Xboxes have just now surpassed DC as the emulation console of choice. DC's perfect NES emulation rocked it, but a modded Xbox can do MAME and more well. And if that's not enough, for those who enjoy piracy, you can put a bigger hard drive in a modded Xbox and copy games. Not to mention using it as a home media center, which rocks. So yeah, the console does have some very practical uses, even for the haters... though most of them aren't what MS intended, heh heh heh.
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As for the comment about those "fixated on "outdated" systems, what kind of crap is that? Personally, I don't give a rat's ass about half of the games coming out now, but it's a matter of taste; I don't hate new systems, most modern games just don't appeal to me as much.
I have a lot of that problem myself, lately... well, I don't know if it's a problem or not. My friend Pat and I were talking at length about this. We have new systems and tons of new games, and what do we play most? I'm always playing Galaga, or SNES and NES action games. When we want to play something against each other, it's usually an older KOF or MvC1.
Which brings up another point that's taking this thread waaaayy off topic! So I'm starting a new one for what I have to say, hehe.
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| OYashiroForever 409th Post
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| "Re(2):Re: SvC DC needs your help..." , posted Tue 5 Aug 13:25
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...well it's not like those who are still fixated on outdated systems are any healthier.
There's nothing unhealthy about enjoying games on older systems and wanting new games to be ported to older systems provided that it's pixel-perfect. Does that mean you boycott companies who don't put their games on DC or write 10-pg. burning missives proclaiming everything on the new systems as garbage? No, of course not. However, when a company is polite enough to ask if there is interest in a short run of a DC port, you respond with a resounding yes.
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Maybe I'm just stupid but I didn't really see a different between the DC version of SvC2 and PS2,XBox, and GCN versions... maybe I wasn't looking hard enough or they were just very crappy to begin with though.
While you could argue that the DC port is better than the Xbox/GCN versions because they're arcade-perfect and don't have all the "EO" edits, they're all pretty much the same. And? Did having a DC version of CvS2 affect you personally in any way? Did it hurt Capcom's projected sales for the game? Allow me to answer those two questions for you... No.
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You'd think anyone who wanted a DC port would be all over the XBox like stink on poop (which ironically is why I like to call a SvC port on the DC!) What is the XBox besides the modern day DC? It has Jet Set Radio, superior graphics and sound, ackward controllers (that Baghead personally likes), lackluster ports, AND no one gives a crap about it!!!
The similarities between the two systems are few and far between. Apart from both having bulky, ugly controllers and both being a relative failure in Japan (although the DC sold 5 times as many systems in its first 2 years in comparison to the X's first two), there ain't much. Major Sega properties are on all 3 major systems, lackluster ports are a universal problem, and there will be another MS console due largely in part to the X's success in America.
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(ranting nonsensically is fun!)
Dammit... all of that work for a mediocre attempt at sarcasm.
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| thebigword
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| "Re(3):Re: SvC DC needs your help..." , posted Tue 5 Aug 15:00
There are a lot of great games for the newer systems.
PS2 has a lot of em.
GC games are getting better.
XBOX has one.
Seriously, I don't care what system SVC comes out on, as long as it's not the NES. I have a Dreamcast, PS2, and a Cube, and as long as it comes out on one of these systems, I'll be aight. If it comes out on all of these systems, I'll be buying the PS2 version over the Dreamcast version, so I don't have to pay the insane import price, compared to $40 or $50 bucks.
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| Dr Baghead 2416th Post
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| "Re(3):Re: SvC DC needs your help..." , posted Tue 5 Aug 20:27
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There's nothing unhealthy about enjoying games on older systems and wanting new games to be ported to older systems provided that it's pixel-perfect. Does that mean you boycott companies who don't put their games on DC or write 10-pg. burning missives proclaiming everything on the new systems as garbage? No, of course not. However, when a company is polite enough to ask if there is interest in a short run of a DC port, you respond with a resounding yes.
Trust me that's quite unhealthy. Wanting games on a dead system is a step lower then keeping Grandma's rotting corpse at the dinner table because you can't let go. Sure you have old videos and pictures to remember her by, but you need to keep her around for no good reason.
When a game company ask if you a DC port you should respond with a resounding "Let the dead be you grave robbers!!!!"
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While you could argue that the DC port is better than the Xbox/GCN versions because they're arcade-perfect and don't have all the "EO" edits, they're all pretty much the same. And? Did having a DC version of CvS2 affect you personally in any way? Did it hurt Capcom's projected sales for the game? Allow me to answer those two questions for you... No.
You can turn "EO" off you know, so that's more a bonus then a change.
And if it didn't hurt Capcom's sales, why aren't they making any new 2D games, smart man?!
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The similarities between the two systems are few and far between. Apart from both having bulky, ugly controllers and both being a relative failure in Japan (although the DC sold 5 times as many systems in its first 2 years in comparison to the X's first two), there ain't much. Major Sega properties are on all 3 major systems, lackluster ports are a universal problem, and there will be another MS console due largely in part to the X's success in America.
You're right! They're completely different! See the Xbox is black and the Dreamcast is white! The fact that the public at large hates both of them is just a co-inky-dink!
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Dammit... all of that work for a mediocre attempt at sarcasm.
I think "misdirected whining" is a better term then "sarcasm", as sarcasm tends to have a point or even at times redeeming value.
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| OYashiroForever 412th Post
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| "Re(4):Re: SvC DC needs your help..." , posted Tue 5 Aug 21:40
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Trust me that's quite unhealthy. Wanting games on a dead system is a step lower then keeping Grandma's rotting corpse at the dinner table because you can't let go. Sure you have old videos and pictures to remember her by, but you need to keep her around for no good reason.
When a game company ask if you a DC port you should respond with a resounding "Let the dead be you grave robbers!!!!"
Cute analogy, but a mountain is still being made out of a molehill.
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You can turn "EO" off you know, so that's more a bonus then a change.
Interesting... so you could change the fact that they took out roll cancels, added super-cancelling to P-Groove, sped up S-Groove charge times, and modified several characters' damage levels? Didn't know that.
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And if it didn't hurt Capcom's sales, why aren't they making any new 2D games, smart man?!
If you're implying that them releasing a DC port of CvS2 (which is painfully easy since the arcade game was programmed on the Naomi... a near-replica of the DC architecture-wise) is the reason for them not making any more 2D games (apart from the 17 bazillion cheaply made ones on GBA), then no amount of logic + reason of mine is going to make any impact.
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You're right! They're completely different! See the Xbox is black and the Dreamcast is white! The fact that the public at large hates both of them is just a co-inky-dink!
You're right! They're exactly the same! The Xbox didn't sell for shit and neither did the Dreamcast! The fact that they had totally different marketing schemes, built-in user bases, and degree of financial backing is totally irrelevant. They're the same and everyone should treat them as such. There... better?
Okay, my sarcasm reservoirs are tapped... this is a silly "argument" that gets sillier with each successive post. My interest has waned... "and that's all I have to say about that".
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| Hungrywolf 2148th Post
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| "Re(5):Re: SvC DC needs your help..." , posted Tue 5 Aug 21:51
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Trust me that's quite unhealthy. Wanting games on a dead system is a step lower then keeping Grandma's rotting corpse at the dinner table because you can't let go. Sure you have old videos and pictures to remember her by, but you need to keep her around for no good reason.
When a game company ask if you a DC port you should respond with a resounding "Let the dead be you grave robbers!!!!"
Cute analogy, but a mountain is still being made out of a molehill.
You can turn "EO" off you know, so that's more a bonus then a change.
Interesting... so you could change the fact that they took out roll cancels, added super-cancelling to P-Groove, sped up S-Groove charge times, and modified several characters' damage levels? Didn't know that.
And if it didn't hurt Capcom's sales, why aren't they making any new 2D games, smart man?!
If you're implying that them releasing a DC port of CvS2 (which is painfully easy since the arcade game was programmed on the Naomi... a near-replica of the DC architecture-wise) is the reason for them not making any more 2D games (apart from the 17 bazillion cheaply made ones on GBA), then no amount of logic + reason of mine is going to make any impact.
You're right! They're completely different! See the Xbox is black and the Dreamcast is white! The fact that the public at large hates both of them is just a co-inky-dink!
You're right! They're exactly the same! The Xbox didn't sell for shit and neither did the Dreamcast! The fact that they had totally different marketing schemes, built-in user bases, and degree of financial backing is totally irrelevant. They're the same and everyone should treat them as such. There... better?
Okay, my sarcasm reservoirs are tapped... this is a silly "argument" that gets sillier with each successive post. My interest has waned... "and that's all I have to say about that".
I like Nintendo.
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| Dr Baghead 2417th Post
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| "Re(5):Re: SvC DC needs your help..." , posted Tue 5 Aug 22:54
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Cute analogy, but a mountain is still being made out of a molehill.
Or maybe the moles were 700 feet tall, so the molehill WAS a mountain before I tried to make it into one!
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Interesting... so you could change the fact that they took out roll cancels, added super-cancelling to P-Groove, sped up S-Groove charge times, and modified several characters' damage levels? Didn't know that.
Oh you'll have to forgive me for not making note of every little change in the mound of crap that was CvS2, there were better games to be played.
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If you're implying that them releasing a DC port of CvS2 (which is painfully easy since the arcade game was programmed on the Naomi... a near-replica of the DC architecture-wise) is the reason for them not making any more 2D games (apart from the 17 bazillion cheaply made ones on GBA), then no amount of logic + reason of mine is going to make any impact.
actually I was being silly, pretending I didn't know Capcom said before CvS2's home release it would be their last 2D fighter for sometime, making it seem like I could mistake the lack of Capcom 2D games as being caused by that.
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You're right! They're exactly the same! The Xbox didn't sell for shit and neither did the Dreamcast! The fact that they had totally different marketing schemes, built-in user bases, and degree of financial backing is totally irrelevant. They're the same and everyone should treat them as such. There... better?
Okay, my sarcasm reservoirs are tapped... this is a silly "argument" that gets sillier with each successive post. My interest has waned... "and that's all I have to say about that".
You referenced Forest Gump! I forgot what the hell we were originally talking about, but who ever references one of the greatest movies of our time must be a winner.
My hat off to you my friend for winning whatever argument it was we were having, my friend.
Devil May Cry:the movie - A ViewAskew Production?
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"Re(9):SvC DC needs your help..." 
Such a release is unlikely to hurt anyone, including SNK Playmore.
Such a release would please a number of fans, for whatever reason.
SNK Playmore is apparently willing; they just wonder whether anyone is interested.
"What's your problem?" 
