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https://x.com/devolverdigital/status/1833896469159666015 Well... crud. PC it is then I guess. -
100% scam. At best it'll be a standard emulation box, at worst it'll never come out.
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Capcom cheaping out again? Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection was released in 2018 on a physical Switch game card, for either the same price or cheaper than the digital version. Marvel vs Capcom Fighting Collection will be released in 2024 as a code in a box, for the same price or more expensive than the digital version. It gets better... Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection - game size 5157.00 MB - price £24.99 Marvel vs Capcom Fighting Collection - game size 3246.00 MB - price £39.99 The file size is less than the collection of SF games which came out six years ago, so it's not even because it would be too much to fit on a game card. Well, it is a decent collection, but if you really want to support physical games then either only buying the Switch version when it's heavily discounted, or just not buying it at all would probably be the best option, though it's not great to feel like you might need to not buy a collection on principle, especially if you only have a Switch and you really want to play these games, and if the game collection then doesn't do so well, Capcom would probably just cite poor sales as a reason to not bother with any more fighting game collections on the Switch. I can't see that happening, it will still sell I'm sure, but for anyone who owns a PS4 / PS5 the game is actually being sold on a physical disc at least, so this is clearly the better option for supporting physical games, though if you only own a Switch, or just want to play the Switch version, it doesn't seem like much of a choice here. Either way, let's hope that Capcom might choose to at least make one print run of the game on game card, otherwise, it's just money left on the table... it seems like an easy decision for a company which I assume wants to make some extra fight money? -
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On first read: oh no, not more layo–OH MY GOD WAIT WHAT?! From Schreier: Absolutely insane. That's probably one of the biggest - and perhaps, more importantly, one of the few very consistently critically acclaimed - indie dev publishers just completely changing shape overnight. Didn't feel right to put this in the layoffs thread. Fair play to them, but what is going on in this industry right now?!
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