Overall, I'm basically just saying that GCN VC existing will probably the time this game shows up. Until then, I wouldn't really worry about it. The same thing goes for Soul Calibur 2. If people were to seriously still want Link in the game, they would have to specifically use the GCN build in order to do so.
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@SCAR392 And what makes you think they will use the gamepad in anyway. And are you really saying that their so lazy that the reason, they will not make the wiiu version of the game is because of the gamepad? Like i said before they will not use the gamepad in anyway cause they don't care for them is a waste of time. And just because they release the game on VC does not make it right, for what their doing right now.
@SCAR392 And what makes you think they will use the gamepad in anyway. And are you really saying that their so lazy that the reason, they will not make the wiiu version of the game is because of the gamepad? Like i said before they will not use the gamepad in anyway cause they don't care for them is a waste of time. And just because they release the game on VC does not make it right, for what their doing right now.
I'm not saying that I think they will use the GamePad. I'm saying they should if they are going to release it on Wii U, otherwise they can just throw the enhanced version on VC.
The VC is specifically a marketplace for GCN games, so it makes sense that anything GCN would show up there, unless they do a full remake including the GamePad. If they were to release a GCN game remake without the GamePad, it wouldn't really be a full remake for Wii U.
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@SCAR392 Maybe they might, but come on even you have to admit if they did release the game on VC. Is telling wiiu owners their second compared to everyone else. Like i said before is like saying here wiiu owners you're not going to get the enhanced version of the game, that every systems is getting including the Xbox 360 and PS3, which are half a decade old. But you know what here is the VC nothing has changed except you can play on the gamepad,that has to make you guys happy right? People would be pissed.
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GameCube VC releases on the Wii-U have not been confirmed at all, so you can take that reason off your list. Not to mention its ridiculous to think Capcom would rather do work to get a 12 year old version of a GC game emulated on a Wii-U rather than just put the new HD remake on the console instead.
I know that you are never wrong and are always right, but this time you are grasping at straws.
Capcom doesn't feel the game will sell enough on the Wii-U, therefore they aren't putting in the effort to make a version. That's it. End of story.
@midnafanboy
That's why I'm saying they should release the enhanced version on VC, OR release a FULL remake including the GamePad. Alot of it has to do with the fact that Nintendo hasn't gotten their GCN VC up and running(as far as we know), and Capcom probably doesn't want to release it as a full remake including the GamePad.
They have to go one way or the other.
This personally doesn't bother me, because I was playing this instead of God of War, back in 6th gen.
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GameCube VC releases on the Wii-U have not been confirmed at all, so you can take that reason off your list. Not to mention its ridiculous to think Capcom would rather do work to get a 12 year old version of a GC game emulated on a Wii-U rather than just put the new HD remake on the console instead.
I know that you are never wrong and are always right, but this time you are grasping at straws.
Capcom doesn't feel the game will sell enough on the Wii-U, therefore they aren't putting in the effort to make a version. That's it. End of story.
We all know GCN VC is possible, though, and that's usually enough info to decide. You didn't even read. I was saying they could just release the enhanced version on VC. They aren't going to release an HD remake if it doesn't have the GamePad, period, so the only other option would be VC.
I'm not even saying GCN VC will happen. I'm saying that if it does, they will release it there, otherwise they need to add GamePad support. No one ever even said it would sell poorly, except for armchair analysts. Even Soul Calibur 2 sold the most on GCN, despite having 10s of millions less consoles than PS2, and Wii U didn't get the rerelease, so you guys are forgetting some key factors about the entire situation.
@SCAR392 They won't enhance anything if they don't want to make a HD port of this game for the wiiu.What makes you think they would give a damn about enhancing the VC version? They won't i'm telling they don't care and if they did people will not buy it cause, wiiu owners will be pissed cause they got stabbed in the back by capcom. And that's all i'm going to say now, cause i'm done talking about this.
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@SCAR392 They won't enhance anything if they don't want to make a HD port of this game for the wiiu.What makes you think they would give a damn about enhancing the VC version? They won't i'm telling they don't care and if they did people will not buy it cause, wiiu owners will be pissed cause they got stabbed in the back by capcom. And that's all i'm going to say now, cause i'm done talking about this.
It's not that hard, though. All they would have to do is port the Xbox 360 version and throw it into the VC. That's why GCN VC, although unconfirmed, is not even a half step away from happening, from a technical standpoint.
If a remake does not need to cater to the original platform holder (Playstation -> Gamecube) then why does a remake of a remake need to? What about a remake of a remake of a remake, what are the rules there?
Why would a remake of a remake cater to the people who already own the original remake (that was a little confusing to write.)? Playstation didn't get it last time, so it's there turn. Makes perfect sense to me.
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@SCAR392 I don't get why they need to put in gamepad support. I mean DKC:TF didn't even use it and that's a second party game that many bought, so why would a re-remake not sell (omitting the fact that many U owners probably have the game). The first was quite cool from what I've heard, and after people on 3Ds came in the mix with RE:R it could still sell, even without gamepad support.
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GameCube VC releases on the Wii-U have not been confirmed at all, so you can take that reason off your list. Not to mention its ridiculous to think Capcom would rather do work to get a 12 year old version of a GC game emulated on a Wii-U rather than just put the new HD remake on the console instead.
I know that you are never wrong and are always right, but this time you are grasping at straws.
Capcom doesn't feel the game will sell enough on the Wii-U, therefore they aren't putting in the effort to make a version. That's it. End of story.
We all know GCN VC is possible, though, and that's usually enough info to decide. You didn't even read. I was saying they could just release the enhanced version on VC. They aren't going to release an HD remake if it doesn't have the GamePad, period, so the only other option would be VC.
I'm not even saying GCN VC will happen. I'm saying that if it does, they will release it there, otherwise they need to add GamePad support. No one ever even said it would sell poorly, except for armchair analysts. Even Soul Calibur 2 sold the most on GCN, despite having 10s of millions less consoles than PS2, and Wii U didn't get the rerelease, so you guys are forgetting some key factors about the entire situation.
First, we are nearly 2 years into the Wii-U's lifespan and we are yet to get any VC releases of N64 games. I would say at this point, the chances are slim to none that GameCube VC releases are coming. They haven't even been hinted at by Nintendo since Reggie said he would like to see them on the Wii-U many years ago.
Secondly, please explain to me why you think Capcom would think it would be a good idea (from a financial standpoint) to release an old/inferior version of RE: Remake on the Wii-U when all other current generation consoles get the HD remaster? Would that not just guarantee that everyone with access to different consoles would skip the Nintendo version and buy the new one on a Sony or Microsoft console?
Gamepad support is not a determining factor either. DKC:TF didn't have support for the gamepad, Duck Tales didn't and many other eShop and retail titles lack it as well. That is not the reason the game isn't coming to the Wii-U. The sole reason is because Capcom feels it won't make them any money. If they thought it would sell on the Wii-U, all they would need to do is mirror the tv screen on the gamepad and add pro controller support. That's it.
I'm dumbfounded that you seem incapable to understanding this line of reasoning. Developers constantly say 'we don't think this game will sell on the Wii-U' and you constantly argue that they are wrong. THERY ARE THE ONES WHO MAKE GAMES! I think they would know a hell of a lot more on this topic than you, no? They are the ones with access to sales numbers, production costs, marketing results, etc. If they feel the game won't sell on a Nintendo console, they are likely right.
Only to the extent that this is yet something else that ISN'T coming to the Wii U. While I don't care about the vast majority of stuff coming to other systems, it would be nice to hear about a few things coming this way.
@SCAR392 I don't get why they need to put in gamepad support. I mean DKC:TF didn't even use it and that's a second party game that many bought, so why would a re-remake not sell (omitting the fact that many U owners probably have the game). The first was quite cool from what I've heard, and after people on 3Ds came in the mix with RE:R it could still sell, even without gamepad support.
DKCR:TF is not a remake. If someone says a remake is happening, you figure whoever is developing the game will include as many new features as the console supports.
They could stream the game to the GamePad and call it a day, but they know they can do more than that. DKC:TF is a different situation. That still had off-TV play, anyway. So it's more a matter of whether Capcom is happy with just mirroring the screen onto the GamePad, which VC provides anyway, or adding more features onto the GamePad. Habing the pause screen on the GamePad would be better, yes?
This is probably how they are deciding; not sales or anything, otherwise we would have SC2 on Wii U right now, because the GCN sales data is the most relevant for who the fans are.
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@SCAR392 I don't get why they need to put in gamepad support. I mean DKC:TF didn't even use it and that's a second party game that many bought, so why would a re-remake not sell (omitting the fact that many U owners probably have the game). The first was quite cool from what I've heard, and after people on 3Ds came in the mix with RE:R it could still sell, even without gamepad support.
DKCR:TF is not a remake. If someone says a remake is happening, you figure whoever is developing the game will include as many new features as the console supports.
They could stream the game to the GamePad and call it a day, but they know they can do more than that. DKC:TF is a different situation. That still had off-TV play, anyway. So it's more a matter of whether Capcom is happy with just mirroring the screen onto the GamePad, which VC provides anyway, or adding more features onto the GamePad. Habing the pause screen on the GamePad would be better, yes?
This is probably how they are deciding; not sales or anything, otherwise we would have SC2 on Wii U right now, because the GCN sales data is the most relevant for who the fans are.
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I just explained why a new Wii U release might get the pass in my above post. They are remaking the game. If they don't take advantage of the GamePad, then it won't really be a full remaster. I admit it's a bit backwards, but it does happen. It's part of a process.
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@Beetlejuice
I just explained why a new Wii U release might get the pass in my above post. They are remaking the game. If they don't take advantage of the GamePad, then it won't really be a full remaster. I admit it's a bit backwards, but it does happen. It's part of a process.
How are they taking advantage of the PS4 touch pad? Or the Xbox Kinect?
@Beetlejuice
I just explained why a new Wii U release might get the pass in my above post. They are remaking the game. If they don't take advantage of the GamePad, then it won't really be a full remaster. I admit it's a bit backwards, but it does happen. It's part of a process.
Of a process that doesn't exist.
It's not hard to understand Beetlejuice's overly simplified point and logic.
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