Capcom, a titan in the gaming industry known for acclaimed hits on platforms including PC, Steam Deck, PS4, PS5, Xbox, and Nintendo Switch, recently conducted a survey that has the gaming community buzzing with excitement. The survey aimed to gauge fan interest in the revival of beloved franchises, with Dino Crisis emerging as a standout favourite, alongside other classics such as Mega Man, Onimusha, and Ace Attorney.
Fans Eager for Old Favorites to Return
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The survey’s results revealed a significant yearning among fans for a trip down memory lane, particularly with a return to the dinosaur-infested world of Dino Crisis. This isn’t the first time fans have voiced their desire for the return of such retro classics; Capcom’s social media and various fan art have echoed this sentiment, highlighting a sustained interest in seeing these dormant IPs revived.
Will Dino Crisis Make a Comeback?
While Capcom has not confirmed any plans for a Dino Crisis remake, the consistent fan demand underscores a clear message: the appetite for a modern take on dinosaur-themed adventures is as strong as ever. With Capcom’s history of breathing new life into classic series, fans remain hopeful that Dino Crisis will soon rejoin the ranks of active franchises.
The survey, which also queried interest in series like Okami and Dead Rising, showed a particular fascination with Jurassic creatures. This feedback, represented in a word cloud shared by Capcom on Twitter, included Dino Crisis among the most mentioned, indicating its prominence in the hearts of fans.
Despite the ongoing success of current franchises, the call for the revival of Capcom’s classic series is undeniable. Whether Dino Crisis will rise from the depths of extinction remains to be seen, but one thing is clear: the fanbase’s passion for Capcom’s rich legacy is as alive as the dinosaurs they wish to see return.
