Capcom 5... again...

[A Black Falcon]

Sorry, couldn't find any of the old threads. So I'll make a new one. :)

http://www.gamespot.com/gamecube/action/...27107.html

he company comments on the current status of its GameCube games and whether or not they're exclusive.

At its pre-E3 press conference, Capcom addressed some questions about five of its games (P.N. 03, Dead Phoenix, Resident Evil 4, Killer 7, and Viewtiful Joe) that have been released or are in development for the GameCube. P.N. 03 and Resident Evil 4 will remain exclusive to the GameCube. While Killer 7 and Viewtiful Joe are still scheduled for release on the GameCube, Capcom representatives would not call them exclusive to the system. Lastly, as for the status of Dead Phoenix, the game has apparently not been canceled. Capcom representatives simply stated that there is nothing new to show on the game.

Video of Resident Evil 4 will be shown at both Nintendo's and Capcom's booth.

[OB1]

Bah, I don't believe a word they say. One month they say that everything is exclusive, then another they say that nothing is exclusive, then another they say some of it's exclusive, etc. Make up your fucking minds, Capcom!!

[A Black Falcon]

Yeah, true... they do seem to change their minds a lot. I would bet that if we come back next month they'll say yet another new tale... :(

[OB1]

This is annoying me almost as much as TC is. Does anyone know where Weltall is?

[A Black Falcon]

Hiding in a secure location I bet.

:chainsaw:

Though knowing what he says about this stuff he'll say that its not his fault and its that darn other person on the same server messing it up.

[OB1]

We've been having so many damn problems with VBulliten that we should look for another board.

[A Black Falcon]

http://cube.ign.com/articles/402/402013p1.html

May 12, 2003 - Earlier today at its annual pre-E3 show event, publisher Capcom Entertainment reiterated that the anticipated next installment in its "survival horror" series, Resident Evil 4, will "absolutely" be exclusive to Nintendo's next-generation console.

"It's a GameCube exclusive," said producer Hiroyuki Kobayashi when asked about the game.

Kobayashi also stated that a brand new, never-before-seen video of the game in motion would be on display beginning Wednesday at Nintendo's and Capcom's booths.

Capcom did not show the video at its pre-show event and instead invited the press to explore the Nintendo and Capcom booths at E3. "That's where we want to show it," a Capcom producer said.

When questioned on specifics of the game, company reps remained quiet. "It will be scary," a Capcom producer teased.

IGN will have a full report on the game later this week. Sit tight.