Capcom is gauging fans’ interest in potential sequels or new entries in beloved franchises through a new survey that is generating excitement and speculation among gaming enthusiasts.
Capcom wants gamers to decide what its next game will be
With questions ranging from favorite Capcom characters to desired game remakes, the survey gives fans an opportunity to voice their preferences and influence the direction of future projects.
One of the survey’s featured questions asks respondents to select up to three Capcom game franchises they would like to see a sequel or new IP for. Options include iconic franchises such as Dino Crisis, Onimusha, Resident Evil, Devil May Cry, and Okami, each with a fanbase eager for new content.
In addition, another question in the survey focuses on potential game remakes, asking respondents to pick a game they would like to see completely redesigned with modern technology and storytelling. This query opens the door for fans to express their desire for updated versions of classic Capcom games, envisioning improved graphics, gameplay mechanics and narrative depth. Of course, the first thing that comes to mind when people think of this is Dino Crisis.
A release date range has been given for Paralives, which is seen as one of the strongest competitors to The Sims.
While participation in the survey doesn’t guarantee immediate action from Capcom, it serves as a valuable tool for the company to assess market demand and prioritize development efforts accordingly.
You can participate in the survey here. Would you like to play Dino Crisis on next-gen? Please don’t forget to share your thoughts with us in the comments section.
