Nice to see a company actually reaching out to developers of a fan-project with something else than a cease and desist. I hope the original guys get to keep working on it in some way or another, with the aid/oversight of Capcom.
I'd love to see these guys get jobs.
[QUOTE=Velocet;48484692]I'd love to see these guys get jobs.[/QUOTE]
[quote]an Unreal 4 remake not pieced together via VOIP, but worked on [i]by a professional Italian software house around their paying projects[/i].[/quote]
They have jobs. This was a side project.
[QUOTE=Jimesu_Evil;48484746]They have jobs. This was a side project.[/QUOTE]
I meant at Capcom.
[QUOTE=Velocet;48484752]I meant at Capcom.[/QUOTE]
oh...
nah I think they'd be better where they currently are
I'm really impressed by the developer being this software house that does a -fan game- as a side project as a way to raise their image. That is a pretty damn innovative move to market one's company.
People should do the same with Silent Hill.
[QUOTE=Hugo Strange;48485480]People should do the same with Silent Hill.[/QUOTE]
Given Konami's recent bullshit, they'd tell them to fuck off.
Man that went a totally different direction than I expected from the title. That's awesome.
Knew they'd shut them down. It's just as well though, if Capcom will step up and give people what they want then so be it. Bonus points for not being total cocks about it too.
Other companies (looking at you, Square) could take lessons from Capcom in this respect.
[QUOTE=Fr3ddi3;48485722]Given Konami's recent bullshit, they'd tell them to fuck off.[/QUOTE]
Actually, a group tried remaking Metal Gear 1 and Konami did in fact tell them to fuck.
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BLGSxQifJW0[/media]
They even got David Hayter involved before Konami put a stop to it.
[QUOTE=Fr3ddi3;48485722]Given Konami's recent bullshit, they'd tell them to fuck off.[/QUOTE]
well they should make it and finish it before telling people about it
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[QUOTE=BOXHOUND;48489925]Actually, a group tried remaking Metal Gear 1 and Konami did in fact tell them to fuck.
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BLGSxQifJW0[/media]
They even got David Hayter involved before Konami put a stop to it.[/QUOTE]
just pure fucking bull shit. ..
Hopefully Capcom will be "taking over" the project and making it an official game. You know, just finish it, keep what they did. Because I really do not want an Isometric shooter.
[QUOTE=Vipes;48490553]Hopefully Capcom will be "taking over" the project and making it an official game. You know, just finish it, keep what they did. Because I really do not want an Isometric shooter.[/QUOTE]
Isometric is not the right term you're thinking of here. But honestly while it looks fancy, this project was pretty.. bleh beyond the novelty and effort. Capcom will probably opt for the REmake approach and work with fixed camera angles, even if the environments aren't pre-rendered.
[QUOTE=Vipes;48490553]Hopefully Capcom will be "taking over" the project and making it an official game. You know, just finish it, keep what they did. Because I really do not want an Isometric shooter.[/QUOTE]
The RE2 fans who have been asking for this since the first REmake don't want a third person shooter.
[QUOTE=Jimesu_Evil;48498849]The RE2 fans who have been asking for this since the first REmake don't want a third person shooter.[/QUOTE]
Or they can have an option to switch between the two.
It's not as simple as [i]"just add third person option"[/i]. The shooting and movement mechanics are completely different, they'd have to completely change enemy behaviour to accommodate each control scheme, basically they would have to make two completely different games packaged into one. It's one or the other, and in a market already saturated with third person shooters, going back to what made the original games stand out is the right choice.
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