New Dino Crisis & Dead Rising Hopes Sparked By Capcom
A new Capcom survey has led fans to speculate that once-popular horror IPs Dino Crisis and Dead Rising could be making a return. Both beloved franchises have been dormant for many years now, with Dead Rising 5 canceled in 2018, and Dino Crisis hasn't been seen since the original Xbox, despite many fans hoping for a Resident Evil 2-style remake.
Both the Dino Crisis and Dead Rising franchises were criticized for losing their way in their later entries and turning into more action-heavy titles as opposed to survival horror. In 2016's Dead Rising 4, the timers on each mission that gave a sense of urgency were eschewed to allow for more of a sandbox experience which was criticized for having no real tension. Meanwhile, 2003's Xbox-exclusive Dino Crisis 3 saw the franchise moving into the distant future of 2548 upon a spacecraft, and leaving behind the series' fan-favorite lead Regina in exchange for a new protagonist. Despite this, many fans have been hoping Capcom would return to Dino CrisisandDead Rising once again.
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It seems that it's very possible Capcom could reviveDino Crisis and Dead Rising, with new hopes for remakes, remasters, or sequels thanks to a recent survey (via TheGamer). The survey featured both titles and asked fans to "select any and all Capcom series that you like," suggesting the company could be collecting data for its future games. The survey also included IPs such as Resident Evil and Street Fighter, which have had recent remakes and sequels announced, and therefore fans have begun to wonder if the inclusion of Dino Crisis andDead Rising could be gauging fan interest in the titles for a potential revival.
Dino Crisis fans have been
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