Capcom to gain from Super Smash Bros. Brawl delay, says analysts

Super Smash Bros. Brawl’s delayed release date sent many a Brawler wailing and gnashing their teeth, but its good to know that there’s somebody who is actually happy about the game not getting stuffed into Christmas socks this holiday season: Capcom. At least, that’s what the industry analysts are saying.

With no Super Smash Bros. Brawl to look forward to in the holiday season, Wii gamers will be diverted to other titles such as Super Mario Galaxy, Zack and Wiki, and Resident Evil: Umbrella Chronicles. The last two titles are published by Capcom.

The industry analysts from GamerMetrics said that Zack and Wiki should be snapped up by the younger set, while older games will while their time away with Resident Evil. Of course, Nintendo’s Super Mario Galaxy will most probably become such a hit for both older and younger gamers.

Being great games in their own rights, these games should be more than enough to make the wait for Brawl more bearable.

Super Smash Bros. Brawl’s delayed release date sent many a Brawler wailing and gnashing their teeth, but its good to know that there’s somebody who is actually happy about the game not getting stuffed into Christmas socks this holiday season: Capcom. At least, that’s what the industry analysts are saying.

With no Super Smash Bros. Brawl to look forward to in the holiday season, Wii gamers will be diverted to other titles such as Super Mario Galaxy, Zack and Wiki, and Resident Evil: Umbrella Chronicles. The last two titles are published by Capcom.

The industry analysts from GamerMetrics said that Zack and Wiki should be snapped up by the younger set, while older games will while their time away with Resident Evil. Of course, Nintendo’s Super Mario Galaxy will most probably become such a hit for both older and younger gamers.

Being great games in their own rights, these games should be more than enough to make the wait for Brawl more bearable.