What is the real reason if you think piracy is a convenient excuse?
what a load of *****.
A quick search for "Street Fighter IV" on a popular usenet site, ordered by times downloaded:
1st: 360 - downloaded 7833 times
2nd: PC - downloaded 5502 times
3rd: 360 - downloaded 3345 times
4th: 360 - downloaded 3345 times
5th: 360 - downloaded 3065 times
6th: PC - downloaded 2185 times
360 total = 14243 = 65% of pirated copies
PC total = 7687 = 35% of pirated copies
Obviously, piracy is the reason this is coming out on 360 but not PC!
It's quite frustrating as a PC gamer, especially as the PC version of SF4 is so good.
I am a bit confused by the responses to this thread though, If the reason isn't piracy then what is it?.
Surely if there is good profit to be made there must be a good reason not to release a PC version...
Just yet another attack on PC gaming by the console corporations trying to get as much money as they can.
Unauthorised console game duplication has been around in britain (UK) for many many years, it was rampant at car boot sales, some market stalls and even from some bloke at the work place. I personaly never saw many unauthorised pc games. For a guess i'd say console is the largest of unauthorised game duplication.what about console piracy![]()
What is the real reason if you think piracy is a convenient excuse?
Increased profit from overpriced console games? less compatiblity headaches and after-sales support required? I agree it sounds like a convenient excuse to crap on PC gamers, point to piracy and deflect the anger away from themselves.
What console do Capcom manufacture exactly?
Only a couple of months ago Capcom were being heralded as the saviours of PC gaming by many in this subforum, now they're being accused of being in cahoots with console manufacturers![]()
you guys miss the fact that it sold tons more on consoles despite piracy