Speaking to SPOnG, Keiji "the Killa" Inafune (Head of Research & Development and Online Business at Capcom) explains the decision behind moving the Devil May Cry franchise to Xbox 360 rather than maintaining PlayStation exclusivity.
"Until now it's been hard for us to develop multi-platform games, but recently we have developed this development engine that allows us to develop a game in the engine and then put it on to PS3 and 360.
know if no one buys this game, then they'll bring it back exlcusively to the PS3. They lost a lot of PS3 fans when they did this, not becuase they brought it on the 360, but because they lied about it. First they said, ONLY on PS3, then they turn around and go multi-plat. I never have played a DMC, but I dont think many xbots will buy it, and now not many PS3 fans will either. Its gonna have a backlash in their decision to go multi-plat.
Certain games have tradition.
Most people are not game trollz. I think the type of people that believes what you're saying is the type that gives PS3 fans a bad name(rabid, angry, spiteful haters).
they've done it beause they can. [=] more money. What a noble reason that is, yeah? Then again I guess being noble went out with chivalry a long, long time ago. I guess who really cares unless one of these releases outperforms the other, then Capcom would have some explaining to do.
btw - I own all three, which I consider a group of some of the best games I played on the PS2. Then again I got [email protected] on by Namco and the AC series so my skin is a little thicker now. My message to these people will be personal. I'll buy the current crop of SNE 1st party exclusives first and (consider) the multi's last.
IT is about tradition and DMC is a playstion game. I wont be buying this game just because of all that BS they were talking and now look its Multi platform , and besides this series is going dry since i played god of war. Bring on Heavenly Sword.