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The creator of Resident Evil and Dino Crisis, Shinji Mikami, recently revealed that he doesn't quite understand all the excitement that fans still have for a new Dino Crisis, pointing out that there are some pretty great alternatives currently available for players to enjoy.
Shinji Mikami, the creator of the iconic Resident Evil franchise, has spoken out in an interview with Eurogamer regarding the success of Monster Hunter and how, due to how successful the franchise has become, he doesn't see the need for a new Dino Crisis game to exist. In the interview, he expressed his surprise at how many people would like a new Dino Crisis game, as he feels that everything you could want from Dino Crisis is covered in Monster Hunter. "The awesomeness of dinosaurs and the stuff you can do with dinosaurs, that's been kind of really nailed down by Monster Hunter in recent years."
Dino Crisis creator Shinji Mikami has said he’s surprised to hear that fans want more Dino Crisis games.
A new Dino Crisis game probably won't happen any time soon, as Capcom has another series marked by combat with massive scaly beasts to focus on - Monster Hunter.
Capcom just published an official English translation of its annual shareholders meeting, and it seems the company's investors are just as eager for new entries in beloved series as the rest of us. Don't expect any concrete confirmations here of that Dino Crisis remake you've been waiting for, but Capcom's making clear that classic franchise revivals are very much on the table.
Capcom has claimed that it’s looking into creating new Mega Man games more regularly.
With the latest update, Exoprimal, Capcom’s dinosaur-fighting action game that isn’t Dino Crisis, will no longer release seasonal content, Capcom announced Friday. This news comes just one year after launch.
Capcom has been hosting a fan survey through Capcom Town that has revealed some of the franchises that fans of the company want to see the most. Capcom has a storied history of releasing high-quality games across a variety of franchises. Capcom constantly has something new and exciting coming out, with the company having just recently launched the critically-acclaimed action-RPG Dragon's Dogma 2.