Capcom avoiding late Wii U ports

I was actually hoping we'd at least see Dragon's Dogma headed to the Wii U, as it was a lot better than RE6 was in terms of accessibility and sheer amount of on-disc content. It's definitely better than any Monster Hunter game I've played, but I guess we'll see if MH 3 Ultimate is going to live up to its name soon enough...

"Upcoming multiplatform titles like this month's DMC and Lost Planet 3 do not as of yet have Wii U versions."

And there's the problem. It's well and good bringing Monster Hunter to the party, and personally I feel exclusive third party content does a better job of selling a system than multi-format parity, but without more multi-format titles it will continue to appear (even if more exclusive content comes) that Wii U isn't getting third party support, because it's missing out on most of the big multi-format titles, and thus not achieving parity with 360 and PS3. I don't think Nintendo will ever achieve third party parity with their rivals, but should be aiming to leverage as many partnerships, jointly funded and jointly developed third party projects as possible to fill out their software schedule.

"With regard to WiiU, in general we're looking forward, not back so late ports are generally not on the table."

But....but.....all the cool kids are doing it.

This is probably a byproduct of looking at the sales results from the Wii U launch, which had a lot of late ports. Neither RE6 or Dragon's Dogma did quite well enough to make them worth the effort required for a port coming several months late at this point.

I predict that sometime in 2014 Capcom will release a "new" Street Fighter for Wii U, which will look and feel identical to Street Fighter 3. Except it will be missing a lot of characters, which will go on sale as DLC a few weeks later.

I have something terrible to admit as a consumer, if they made a game similar to Street FIghter 3....... I'd give them my money. My beef with Capcom isn't DLC, but lack of quality, especially in Fighting Games, and downgrading Lost Planet into what they call 3. I really disliked Street Fighter IV, but it was necessary for reviving the interest in Fighting Games. Now if only people could get over the image that Capcom is the only brand that provides quality fighters so that the medium could move forward..

Calvin... LP3 isn't a "downgrade" at all. It's a PREQUEL. Once you actually play the game, it clicks into place where it fits into the series. Capcom's sole mistake is numbering the game as a SEQUEL when they should have either used a Zero in the title or tossed the word "Origins" in there so some of the confusion still going on about the game would settle down.