We\'ve all been in the unfortunate position of being really stoked about a game, just to find out it wasn\'t going to be out on the system, WE OWNED. This has been the case since the \"Great Console Wars\" started. If you loved Metal Gear Solid, or Socom, God of War you had to by a PlayStation console. If you were into Mario it was Nintendo for you. And if you were mesmerized by a Spartan in some green armor, you were buying an Xbox. But you really know who really lost out because of all the exclusivity? All of us! Well, Capcom has said it won\'t release exclusives for any major title from this physical year on. \"Games for everyone this year!\"
Capcom has decided its days of releasing games exclusively to one platform are over. In its fiscal 2008 shareholder\'s report, the home of Resident Evil stated:
\"All major titles launched during the next fiscal year or thereafter will be developed as multi-platform games\"
From here on in, Capcom will be developing all its titles using its proprietary MT Framework development kit, which should make it easy to cross-compile to PC, PS3 and Xbox 360 platforms.
Source: Kotaku
Capcom has decided its days of releasing games exclusively to one platform are over. In its fiscal 2008 shareholder\'s report, the home of Resident Evil stated:
\"All major titles launched during the next fiscal year or thereafter will be developed as multi-platform games\"
From here on in, Capcom will be developing all its titles using its proprietary MT Framework development kit, which should make it easy to cross-compile to PC, PS3 and Xbox 360 platforms.
Source: Kotaku
