Capcom Hoping to Revive Old IPs in the Future

In a recent interview conducted by IGN, Capcom has expressed strong interest in reviving many of its classic intellectual properties (IPs), generating significant excitement among fans of dormant franchises. This discussion emerged from the interview relating to the upcoming Dead Rising Deluxe Remaster, where Capcom hinted at plans to bring back other beloved series.

Franchises like Dino Crisis and Darkstalkers have been at the forefront of fan speculation. Dino Crisis, in particular, has seen renewed interest, especially after a recent survey indicated it as a top choice for revival among fans. The latest entry to the series was released back in June 26, 2003.

Dino Crisis, a survival horror game that originally debuted in 1999, has long been one of the most requested Capcom franchises for revival. Fans have been clamoring for a new entry or a remake, especially after Capcom’s successful remakes of Resident Evil 2 and Resident Evil 3. Recent hints, including Capcom’s social media posts celebrating the game’s 25th anniversary and fan surveys where Dino Crisis was a top choice, have fueled speculation that the series could be next in line for a revival​.

Another series that fans have been hoping to see return is Darkstalkers, a fighting game series known for its unique characters and gothic horror-inspired aesthetic. Capcom released the last major entry in the Darkstalkers series over two decades ago. Although the company has re-released some of the older games in various collections, it has yet to materialize a full-fledged revival.

Although Capcom hasn’t officially confirmed which IPs it will revive next, its track record with successful remakes and remasters suggests it will handle any future revivals with the same high-quality standards.

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