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This wouldn't be an issue if western devs actually made games for the audience they have instead of the one they WISHED they had.
The people they're catering to don't buy games. They will like the tweets but never buy your games, because they aren't, nor will they ever be, gamers.
thats what im talkin about now all capcom games will be using unreal engine
cant the industry use other engines?
well the industry only prefers to use unreal engine because it is the bets engine out there for games
capcom are using unreal engine 3 for resident evil 5 to make the game more unique :)
actually i can edit my comment so leave me alone alrite lowlife