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Capcom says it is committed in revitalising dormant IPs

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In a recent press release established gaming company Capcom has registered that it is fully committed to revitalising some of its dormant classic video games. The Japanese company showed two of these games during this week’s The Game Awards with the new Okami game and Onimusha Way of the Sword. It will certainly be interesting to see what other classic titles the company has up its sleeves in the future.,

“In addition to regularly releasing major new titles each year, Capcom is focusing on re-activating dormant IPs that haven’t had a new title launch recently. The company is working to further enhance corporate value by leveraging its rich library of content, which includes reviving past IPs like the two titles announced above, in order to continuously produce highly efficient, high-quality titles.”

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20 thoughts on “Capcom says it is committed in revitalising dormant IPs”

    1. Two fighting game collections with tons of games not seen in years that people have been clamoring for and two sequels to games people have wanted. Seems like they’re serious about it to me.

  1. Ace Attorney isn’t dormant as such with several releases in the last few years, but they’ve all been re-releases. In terms of a genuinely new game, we haven’t seen one of those for nearly a decade. So yes please.

  2. Breath Of Fire, please.

    Just make sure to do these revived IP’s justice. The games need to be worthy of their predecessors and not be mediocre entries just to cash in on the IP and nostalgia.

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