Capcom's Strategy to Reactivate Dormant Game Franchises
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Capcom has declared a strategic commitment to 'reactivating' its dormant franchises, as outlined in recent press releases and announcements. This initiative is part of the company’s broader plan to capitalize on its extensive portfolio of intellectual properties, with the goal of enhancing corporate value by reviving cherished yet long-abandoned series. Significant progress has already been made, exemplified by the announcement of new entries for the Onimusha and Okami franchises, both featured at The Game Awards 2024.This renewed emphasis on revitalizing dormant IPs coincides with Capcom's ongoing efforts to release major new titles each year. The company is actively engaging with

Capcom has announced a strategic initiative focused on reactivating its dormant game franchises. This move is part of the company’s broader plan to capitalize on its extensive intellectual property portfolio, with the goal of increasing corporate value through the reviving of popular yet long-abandoned series.

The strategy aligns with Capecom’s ongoing efforts to release major new titles each year. Fans have been actively engaged through surveys such as ‘Capcom Super Elections’, with notable franchises like Dino Crisis, Darkstalkers, and Breath of Fire mentioned as potential candidates for revival.

Recent remakes and remasters within the Resident Evil series serve as benchmarks for how these revivals might be structured—ensuring they align with modern gaming standards while preserving their original appeal.

What classic Capcom franchise do you think deserves a revival the most?

  • randomaside@lemmy.dbzer0.comEnglish
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    1 day ago

    I guess I’m going to have to do my part and REBUY games I already own when the Capcom test arrives and they say “We’re re-releasing MegaMan Legends with no real quality of life changes for 40$ on steam to test the waters”