Capcom has been incredibly successful recently with major franchises like Resident Evil and Monster Hunter. However, some of their other popular series haven’t received as much focus. While there are remakes planned and rumors circulating, many promising Capcom franchises haven’t had new releases in a while.
Good news for fans of Capcom games! Beyond the already announced remakes of classic Resident Evil titles and the upcoming Monster Hunter Wilds expansion, Capcom recently hinted that they may revisit other beloved franchises, offering hope for more games in those series.
A recent Capcom investor presentation revealed the company plans to focus more on its older, established franchises. According to a Reddit post by Solid-Entertainer-39, this will include things like remakes, ports, and sequels. While not every Capcom series will benefit, fans will be excited to see potential updates to games like Devil May Cry, Dead Rising, Dragon’s Dogma, and Ace Attorney.
While these new projects might also lead to things like more advertising, licensing agreements, and arcade games to promote the franchises, this renewed emphasis on official releases aligns with Capcom’s previously stated goals.
Previously, the focus was limited to just three franchises: Devil May Cry, Ace Attorney, and Mega Man. However, the number of titles has significantly increased since last year. Plus, new games for Mega Man, Onimusha, and Okami were recently announced, which has fans excited about the possibility of even more releases in the future.
Okay, so with all the recent leaks and rumors about Capcom – stuff like a new Dead Rising game, more content for Dragon’s Dogma, a Devil May Cry 5 port for the Switch 2, and even a possible new Ace Attorney game – their recent announcement feels like they’re starting to hint at a bunch of awesome stuff that’s coming. It’s like the first little peek at what they’ve been working on, and I’m seriously hyped!
Although Capcom is unlikely to abandon its current popular games to focus on older titles, the success of Devil May Cry in 2026 demonstrates a strong fan base for Capcom’s less-celebrated franchises.
While many of the recent rumors are still unconfirmed, the investor call has generated a lot of excitement. No matter what projects Capcom ultimately announces, it looks like fans have a lot to look forward to in the years ahead, so it’s worth staying tuned for updates.
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