Kontrovers: Ist das klassische Capcom dem Ende geweiht?
Despite the fierce resistance of a segment of gamers, the inclusion of social elements in games is increasingly more common. In an interview published on their own website, Capcom, through Kazunori Sugiura (who oversees all online games and social applications), said that in their opinion all games will be “basically social” at some point.
"The definition of social games is different from person to person. One may think that gacha (the mechanism of selling random in-game items) is synonymous with social games, and another may think that social games are card battles. At Capcom, we define social games as means for facilitating communication among users and something in which game elements and monetization are involved. From this standpoint, we think that all games will be basically social in future.
In the next-generation home video game consoles, users are more and more closely linked to each other online, as in mobile devices and personal computers. I think games in the future will be required to be social in some way."
At any rate, Sugiura reckons that Capcom creators aren’t preemptively limited by a certain platform in their process:
"As game creators, we come up with an exciting game and then determine which platform is best suited for it, instead of thinking, “It’s a social game so let’s make it for smartphones”. I think the market is evolving this way."
worldsfactory.net/2014/01/10/c…mes-will-be-social-future
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Geil. Sowas ist unendlich gut. Auch dass man MH3U Lokal mit WiiU UND 3DS zusammen spielen kann ist gut.
