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Why do Capcom games just feel "right" on Nintendo platforms, even when they're multiplatform?
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>>747648072
Who gives a shit? Capcom should remake their fucking wii and PS3 light gun games for the new platforms already.
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>>747648072
Because you're retarded.
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>>747648072
The mind if the deranged tendie is a sight to behold.
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>>747648072
Because you're a tendie manchild
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>>747648184
>>747649606
>>747649775
Someone's angry.
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>>747648072
CAPCOM® makes games for GAMERS and Nintendo® is all about that sweet gameplay, a match made in heaven!
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>>747648184
>>747649606
>>747649775
least seething snoygger scum
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>>747648072
Capcom actually optimizes their games for Nintendo platforms when they bother porting them. For most other studios Nintendo is an afterthought.
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>>747648072
They've been with them since the NES, hell, I'm sure if you ask a boomer what's the first thing to come to their head when they think NES, Mega Man's a pretty viable option, not to mention the shitload of editions of street fighter 2 on snes, mega man x, and final fight too
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>>747648072
They don't, they feel the same on any other platform.

You are just blinded by cognitive bias, and ergo are retarded.



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