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Capcom is also focusing on “re-activating IPs that haven’t had a new title launch recently”

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Capcom is not the only company which has a rich history when it comes to games and a vast back catalogue of fan favourites. The company has said in a recent report that it is currently looking to re-activate IPs which have not had a major new title in years. While the Japanese company wouldn’t be drawn into revealing which franchises it intends to revisit, there’s quite a few that come to mind. SEGA has recently done the same revisiting Crazy Taxi and the upcoming Jet Set Radio.

In addition to regularly releasing major new titles each year, Capcom is focusing on re-activating IPs that haven’t had a new title launch recently. The company is working to further maximize corporate value by leveraging its rich library of content.

15 thoughts on “Capcom is also focusing on “re-activating IPs that haven’t had a new title launch recently””

    1. First off, you’re right. In my opinion, Breath of Fire gets worse and worse with each new generation. The SNES era had fusion systems. Bof3 didn’t quite have fusions except for a boss, and you couldn’t fuse with anybody in Bof4 until the end of the game. You can count all of the party members of Dragon Quarter on one hand. And Bof6 was a casual mobile game so the less I say about that the better.

      Second, what if we get 3D remakes of the first 2 Breath of Fire games instead?

  1. As with Sega and Konami, I’ll believe it when I see it. Even then there’s a 70% of being farmed out to some forever entertainment looking budget dev that even when on sale for $5 will still feel like it’s not worth it

  2. As much as I would like to believe this means we’re getting CrashMan EXE, the word IP gets used so loosely that it could mean anything.

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