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A few days ago we reported that a Capcom US rep was disappointed in the sales of the PC version of their third person action game Devil May Cry 4, saying that the game was being heavily pirated on the Internet. IGN got a chance to chat briefly with that Capcom representative, corporate officer Christian Svensson, to get more info on their stance for PC gaming.IGN questioned Svensson on the sales of the PC port of Devil May Cry 4, bringing up the fact that previous PC ports of Capcom games have not turned out well and that the Devil May Cry 4 PC port was released several months after the console versions shipped. They also questions why the game, along with Lost Planet Colonies, were not made available for digital distribution, which Svensson admitted, " I'm not completely clear on the reasons to this day." He did say upcoming Capcom games like Dark Void, Bionic Commando, and our favorite game title of 2008 Age of Booty, will be made available via digital download when they are released.Download the Devil May Cry 4 Demo
More on Capcom's stance on PC gaming originally appeared on Big Download Blog on Wed, 06 Aug 2008 15:30:00 EST.
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