
According to a report by Eurogamer, Konami has dropped production on all of its AAA titles with exception of Pro Evolution.
Konami drops development of all AAA titles with exception of Pro Evolution
Apparently it's likely most of their IPs will be sold off to other developers and they have stopped development of AAA titles.
It's like they're trying to kill their company.
To put it all in a sentence, it's like one person is trying to kill their company so they can cash out and make fat stacks because he doesn't want to do it anymore.I agree with Queen. I mean they've been in the video game business for a very long time. and i think that they just need to take a break or something. because making an AAA game is too hard and consuming.
I don't mind mobile games as long as it's done right. When you throw on pay-to-win schemes, microtransactions and so on, then you're doing it wrong. For me, mobile gaming was always (and still is) stuff like Gameboy, 3DS, PSP, PS Vita, Game Gear and all other manner of handheld devices filled with console-quality games that you took on-the-go. No strings attached. But unfortunately the majority of the mobile game market today is used by companies as a ticket to get rich quick. Rarely will you find a game on the apple or google store that was made with any passion.I got to say i actually like the idea of switching to mobile. I mean think about it
No more plug in and unplug.
No more buying two copies of a game so you can play with friends who own two different consoles.
No need to wait in a very long time to buy a game. just to hear "Sorry we are out of stock"
No need for an AC adapter the size of a brick like the one the 360 have.
No more exclusive games.
No need to pay to renew your membership.
No more Console war.
No need to go to the store and buy parts for whatever reason.
No more staring at a clock and sighing while waiting for your number to come up when your number is 100 and something and in that screen thingy it says 20 or 30.
And buying a better game.Krskull said:In other words you will be saving Energy, Time and Money for better things like planning your Wedding, Anniversary, Vocation, Trip and everything else.
I don't mind mobile games as long as it's done right. When you throw on pay-to-win schemes, microtransactions and so on, then you're doing it wrong. For me, mobile gaming was always (and still is) stuff like Gameboy, 3DS, PSP, PS Vita, Game Gear and all other manner of handheld devices filled with console-quality games that you took on-the-go. No strings attached. But unfortunately the majority of the mobile game market today is used by companies as a ticket to get rich quick. Rarely will you find a game on the apple or google store that was made with any passion.
And buying a better game.![]()
They learned how to make a ludicrous amount of money with very little effort. I think that's just par for the course so far.Didn't they learn anything from the Oblivion horse armour fiasco? :lol:
Didn't they learn anything from the Oblivion horse armour fiasco? :lol:
Aw come on, it has to be tounge-in-cheek, right?? Like maybe it just only costs a penny or a nickel (cause that stuff adds up!)??
Cause these are the kind of things that would be done for free these days.... well, then again there's also Namco and their 200+ paid costume DLCs for DOA5. On the plus side, at least they didn't try to sell that cut story piece as DLC yet, that would actually make me angry.
Man I really hope not. For one thing their servers won't be up forever, eventually their online content will be taken down and that'll be an important piece of the game's story that'll be gone should such a thing happen. I mean just look at Silent Hills.They cut whole chapter from end of MGS V so as Jim said, maybe this will be sold to fans next.