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Capcom Wants Your Input For Future Digital Plans
Capcom wants to hear your thoughts on what the company should be doing in the digital games market. So, today, Capcom's SVP of planning and business development Christian Svensson took to the Capcom Unity blog to share a public survey.
The survey takes roughly 10 minutes to complete and asks questions about the types of games you like, what you tend to purchase, and how you feel about certain franchises. This is a great chance to let the company hear your voice, but as always keep your expectations in check. As noted in the blog by Svensson, there are no guarantees, but the data will definitely play a role in their future decisions. Before the year closes, Svensson will share the results internally with Japan.
Who knows what the future will bring digitally for Capcom, but at least you can voice your desires.
You can complete the survey here.
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