15 years and they released this many games. HOW DID THEY DO IT??
15 years and they released this many games. HOW DID THEY DO IT??
take out the G versions, theyre expansion packs sold at full price
you're obviously new to Capcom
The trick is to release every game twice.
>they are expansion packs
Lmao no
Gameplay loop never changes. Reuse and update assets while adding some new things here and there. Keep things like UIs, items and menus largely untouched. And there you go.
one of those it's not like the others
The trick is to remove everything but the G-versions. They are merely a beta test for G
Monhun fans are braindead
Half of them are just expanded versions of the base games
Super Sf2 Turbo is merely an expanded version of World Warrior. But if I could delete one, it'd be WW. The formula is improved and refined in SSf2T
No
like this
What's - about Gen?
By reusing assets?
while it added a ton of older monsters, it took out a fair number of monsters new to 4U
also CB got gutted pretty hard in those games
G's are just expansion packs
this
Asian GAYming industry in a nutshell.
i see the Yea Forums's logic and i laugh.
Isn't each game basically the same as the previous with a few new monsters and a different hub? They're not exactly reinventing the wheel with each release.
Worldlet spotted. Tri was World before World. It changed and added a lot of new shit.
It's called japanese call if duty for a reason
>Tri was World before World
not even close. stop regurgitating this retarded shit
Tri was just the the first monster hunter game with a totally new engine, but the core gameplay was not significantly changed at all, and certainly not as significantly as the difference between 4 and World as you want to imply. thus New same game.
by the way, Worldlet means one without World
>monster roster made up of almost entirely new monsters (many of them having new skeletons unlike World's "new" monsters)
>swimming
>Switch Axe introduced and plenty of new weapon attacks and features
>dude its the same game lmao
God you're retarded.
I think he means the core gameplay.