Neocrisis: Here is a new trailer for Nazowakuyakata coming to 3DS.
Capcom have put a paid demo of its latest 3DS title, Nazo Waku Yakata, on the eShop with no option to download the rest of the game - is this bizarre state of affairs Nintendo or Capcom's fault?
...I'd rather give the blame to Nintendo. Even if this example isn't their fault, their implementation of digital distribution is... irredeemably bad. I'd say they were 10 years in the past, but even 10 years ago people were doing a better job of it.
I don't care if online of theirs is bad and yes, it's not their fault about this... for example I can say Wii Demos are free..
and I've seen only two DEMOs that you have to pay to developers and both from Capcom
1. Megaman legends 3: prototype
2. This one
how about Capcom's DLCs on other platforms? And RE5 DLC which was 5 MB too? :)
It's Nintendo's fault. They didn't allow third parties to host content on eShop for free, hence that demo and Konami's LovePlus transfer tool from DS to 3DS cost 200 yen, yet their own software - Pokedex 3D - is free.
actually i think those prices were adjusted by third parties themselves...please give me a source that ninty made love plus transfer tool price and not konami.. :)
nintendo is giving 3rd parties freedom...no one is to be foolish....its trial and error but it will turn out right
how can you blame Nintendo for Capcom's demo pricing? people are really reaching.
As I mentioned above, Nintendo have made it so third parties can't put free content up on eShop, yet they can (as you've seen with Pokedex 3D). Therefore Capcom had no choice but to charge for their demo.
not true. others can do free demoes. They already said that there could be free demoes. How can you blame them? There have been free demos on Wiiware from 3rd parties.
There have been instances like this on other systems so people know. Just because it happens on the most hated system on the planet doesn't mean it's big news or that the eShop is bad. It means that Capcom is obviously dumb.
Neocrisis: Here are new screenshots for Nazowakuyakata coming to 3DS.
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odin sphere, muramasa are rpgs. So it wont be vanillawares first
i want them all ..
BUt tales of xillia , GRAND KNIGHTS HISTORY and Noora and the Time Studio: Witch of the Misty Forest are in my must play list ...
