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Capcom's director general for France sounds very pessimistic about development for the Wii, feeling that its user base has "radically changed" into something that is no longer interested in core games such as the poor-selling Resident Evil: The Darkside Chronicles. More »Modern Warfare On Wii Hooks Players, If Not Big Sales... Yet
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