A new survey from Capcom asks fans if they are interested in more sequels or new entries in franchises like Dino Crisis and Onimusha.As someone who regularly sees people asking for more Dino ...

Capcom Registers the Dino Crisis Trademark in Japan. One name appears on every remake wishlist: Dino Crisis.Fans have been ...

Capcom trademarked the title on March 4, so this is a very recent development in the ongoing wait for a new Dino Crisis game.

Capcom has never appeared to never put any thought into continuing Dino Crisis, even with so much as a remaster or putting the games on Steam. (Surprisingly, the soundtracks for the first two ...

Capcom applied for a new Dino Crisis trademark on March 4, a Japanese watchdog site reveals, though the developer's seemingly renewed interest in its nearly 30-year-old horror franchise might ...

Capcom has confirmed that the publisher plans to revive more old, dormant video game franchises after recently announcing a new Okami and Onimusha. That sound you just heard was thousands of Dino ...

When Capcom unveiled Dino Crisis last year, it proved that its now-classic Resident Evil formula could not only be used to create more games in the Resident Evil series, but also to create brand ...

Exoprimal’s announcement back in 2022 was seen as a death knell for a potential Dino Crisis revival, but Capcom teased fans recently when it tweeted out a solitary image to celebrate the 25th ...

As reported by Gematsu, Capcom very recently renewed the Dino Crisis trademark in Japan. They filed for the trademark last March 4, and it got published to the public after a successful renewal ...

The Dino Crisis franchise is unlikely to be revived by Capcom any time soon because of one other major IP, original series creator Shinji Mikami has said.

"Capcom's Dino Crisis has left an incredible mark on the survival horror genre with its intense atmosphere and dinosaur-driven suspense, earning its place as a classic," GOG writes, "Updates ...

As spotted by Gematsu, Capcom trademarked Dino Crisis on March 4 in Japan. What this means for the franchise is unclear. Capcom has not yet commented about the trademark that went public today.