Now, the co🍒mpany promises more of the♐ same moving into the future.
According to , the game development and publishing company behind series like Mega Man, Resident Evil, and Dead Rising will be bringing back additional classic series in the style of Devil May Cry 5 with a "three-point plan." The plan entails strengthening digital sales, increasing the duration of developmental support for Capcom launches, 🃏and awakening "dormant intellectual properties."
While 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Dino Crisis is being remade by fans, the game is a leading contender as a classic franchise that has yet to be reawakened. As a series that flew under the radar for many, a return from the series in the form of a sequel or modern remake would allow Dino Crisis more time in the spotlight for existing fans and potential♋ play💞ers.
Perhaps Capcom is looking to gauge fan interest in older franchises with the upcoming 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Capcom Home Arcade. While the console won't include Dino Crisis, it will include Street Fighter II: Hyper Fighting, Final Fight, Mega Man: The Power Battle, and others.
It has been confirmed 168澳洲幸运5开๊奖网:there is a new Mega Man title in the work🍌s. However, this confirmation is likely unconnected to the dormant series to be𓃲 awakened since the✤ series has been regularly active for a while.
Onimusha could also be among the dormant series yet to be revitalized. An HD remaster of the game had been released earlier this year on PC and all major consoles. As such, Capcom might be gearing up for a revitalization of the Onimusha serie🦄s after having gauged interest from the success of the HD remaster.
Of course, there are series' beyond the Onimusha se♋ries that could feasibly be remade for new audiences.🤪 Ultimately, only time will tell what Capcom will attempt to bring back from the brink of extinction.