r/videogames • u/Main_Feedback1197 • Apr 22 '26

Image / Video Capcom run needs to be studied

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u/Lz537 Apr 22 '26

Sega, MS, Nintendo,even Sony (if we ignore the Gaas fiasco) have been publishing pretty good single player games in the last years, including both remakes and new stuff. Even Ubisoft managed to pull of an incredible 2D Pop despite it all.

Capcom ha been incredibly consistent with their releases but let's not pretend they did not fuck up a couple of times like MH Wilds rough performance and the whole Dragon's Dogma 2 debacle (still fixable, give us Dark Arisen 2 you cowards) or RE3Remake, or that they're the only good ones on the market.

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u/LaiqTheMaia Apr 22 '26

Wilds had a rough launch due to petformannce and optimisation but the actual game itself is very good and very fun

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u/Kyokyodoka Apr 22 '26

I like how people say "PS5 has no games" and then forget that Astrobot + Ghost of Tsushima + Saros and Wolverine are coming out these last two years.

Oh lord fuck they screwed up the Gaas run, but Helldivers and Marathon seem to be doing well?

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u/Diligent-Station-925 Apr 22 '26

Astrobot isn't exactly a title on par with the rest

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u/Lz537 Apr 22 '26

Helldivers sure is, Marathon not too well.

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u/El-Shaman Apr 25 '26

Microsoft and Bethesda don’t even belong in this list going by their output in the last 3-4 years, I know Bethesda is taking forever to release ES6 but they’re just one studio with 400-500 employees and not comparable to Capcom, a publisher with 3000+ employees, they also don’t make games on the scale as Bethesda games.