Well the 2019 HD Remaster, if I'm not mistaken, sales were bad. It was way below Capcom's expectations. So I really doubt it will come back anytime soon.
-
Ever wanted an RSS feed of all your favorite gaming news sites? Go check out our new Gaming Headlines feed! Read more about it here.
-
We have made minor adjustments to how the search bar works on ResetEra. You can read about the changes here.
Dino Crisis was recreated in Unreal Engine 5 and looks absolutely phenomenal
- Thread starter Jawmuncher
- Start date
- Capcom
It still baffles me that Onimusha got a remaster but not DC. I have no idea how Oni sold versus DC (and sure, it being a PS2 game helps in terms of doing a quick texture update) but I've always found DC to be more appealing. It has guns! And dinosaurs!
Onimusha has *checks notes* Jean Reno... in its later games.
Per the Platinum Hits site:
Dino Crisis sold 2.4 Million
Onimusha 1 & 2 sold 2.1 Million each
Onimusha 3 sold 1.5 Million
Dino Crisis 2 sold 1.2 Million
Capcom doesn't seem to have any interest in revisiting the Playstation era 3d games--did zilch with RE2 or 3, when they ported Code Veronica to 360 and PS3. It might be it's more work to update the 32 bit games (and CVX on 360/PS3 sold poorly, too, IIRC).
Is her face based on anyone in particular? Looks pretty good.
This looks the part, but I look forward to the day an actual remake is announced and ten people make a thread at once, half of them with Jawmuncher's name in the thread title
Capcom should revive this series. The original Dino Crisis would benefit from getting the Resident Evil 2 treatment, but I would also like a total mayhem "Dinosaurs in the city" Dino Crisis 4 that's full horror. This concept art is amazing:
The buyer would have Resident Evil though, and little reason for an additional game like DC. Maybe DC could come back in a Dead Rising 3 or SFV type deal where a platform holder pays for its development to further bolster their own line up. Still a stretch.
Just by watching these fanarts, i just can't understand how someone wouldn't want a new Dino Crisis game.
Also depends on the buyer. Microsoft, for example, would want the most use out of IPs possible to constantly bolster GamePass. So a more reasonable chance of a revival.
