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Capcom says it's eyeing Devil May Cry, Ace Attorney, Dragon's Dogma for 'sequels, remakes, ports, etc.', and I'll gladly take the excuse to get my hopes up
Capcom has indicated plans to expand its intellectual property value through sequels, remakes, and ports for franchises such as Devil May Cry, Ace Attorney, and Dragon's Dogma. This strategy aims to elevate these series to become future growth engines, similar to their success with Resident Evil, Monster Hunter, and Street Fighter. The company also mentioned leveraging generative AI in development while continuing to increase its workforce.
Capcom wants to "nurture" dormant game series like Devil May Cry and Dragon's Dogma with "sequels,…
Capcom is planning to revitalize dormant game series such as Devil May Cry, Dragon's Dogma, and Mega Man by developing sequels. The company aims to make these franchises as central to its portfolio as Street Fighter, Resident Evil, and Monster Hunter.
Capcom Wants to Nurture Old IP Like Devil May Cry, Ace Attorney With “Sequels, Remakes, Ports”
Capcom plans to "nurture" classic intellectual properties like Devil May Cry and Ace Attorney through sequels, remakes, and ports. The company aims to expand its user base and improve performance by revitalizing these older franchises, alongside its core IPs of Resident Evil, Monster Hunter, and Street Fighter. While new games for Okami and Onimusha are in development, franchises like Breath of Fire, Darkstalkers, and Dino Crisis were not explicitly mentioned in these plans.
Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls Has 10-Hour Campaign With No Gameplay or Fights
Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls will feature a 10-hour story mode that functions as an interactive comic book with no actual gameplay or fights. This approach, developed by Arc System Works, aims to appeal to casual players by presenting the narrative in a comic-style format, differing from traditional fighting game campaigns found in titles like Mortal Kombat and Street Fighter.
Random: Nintendo Once Sent WWE's Cody Rhodes A "Cease And Desist"
WWE Champion Cody Rhodes revealed that Nintendo sent him a 'kind' cease and desist letter due to his use of the Triforce logo on his wrestling boots. Rhodes explained his admiration for the Triforce's principles of power, courage, and wisdom, which he found applicable to his wrestling career. He also expressed his love for The Legend of Zelda series, specifically mentioning Twilight Princess and The Wind Waker.
Even WWE's Biggest Star Wasn't Safe From Nintendo's Lawyers
Nintendo issued a cease and desist letter to WWE star Cody Rhodes for using the Triforce symbol from The Legend of Zelda on his wrestling boots. Rhodes, a noted gamer who will appear in the upcoming Street Fighter movie, complied with the request. The article also mentions other wrestlers incorporating gaming elements and Nintendo's general aggressiveness in protecting its intellectual property.
Mortal Kombat and Street Fighter are duking it out in cinemas – Tekken should be next
This article argues that Tekken, with its complex narrative and diverse cast, is a prime candidate for a movie adaptation, similar to recent successful films based on Mortal Kombat and Street Fighter. It highlights the series' dramatic storylines and unique characters as ideal material for the big screen, suggesting a potential crossover film with Street Fighter.
Capcom Reveals New Volleyball Illustration Featuring Resident Evil, Pragmata, and More
Capcom has released a new collaborative illustration featuring characters from its various game franchises alongside Japan's national volleyball teams. This artwork continues a partnership campaign that began in 2022, with characters like Leon S. Kennedy from Resident Evil and Diana from Pragmata appearing in the 2026 artwork.
Mortal Kombat 2 Made Millions Before Its Official Release Day
The Mortal Kombat 2 movie generated $5.2 million in preview screenings on May 7, ahead of its official May 8 release. Projections estimate a $40-45 million opening weekend in North America, with Warner Bros. anticipating $35 million. The film had a production budget of $80 million, and a third movie in the franchise has already been greenlit.
Ed Boon Would Love to See a Street Fighter Character in Mortal Kombat, Plays Down Rivalry
Mortal Kombat co-creator Ed Boon expressed his desire to see a Street Fighter character appear in a future Mortal Kombat game. He downplayed the perceived rivalry between the two iconic fighting game franchises.
Mortal Kombat 2 Reviews Are Split Down The Middle, And For Once That's Literal
Reviews for the film Mortal Kombat 2 are sharply divided, with critics split on its quality. While some praise its "big and loud" action and Karl Urban's performance as Johnny Cage, others criticize it as a campy, soulless mess lacking substance. The film is expected to open with $40 million to $45 million in the US.
Mortal Kombat 2: Here Is How Much It's Expected To Make In Theaters This Weekend
Mortal Kombat 2 is projected to earn between $40 million and $45 million during its opening weekend in North America, with some industry sources suggesting it could reach $50 million. Warner Bros. Discovery is projecting a more conservative $35 million. The film, directed by Simon McQuoid, is expected to significantly outperform the 2021 Mortal Kombat movie due to increased theater attendance.
Mortal Kombat Creator On Next Game And Bringing A Street Fighter Character To The Series
Mortal Kombat creator Ed Boon confirmed that NetherRealm Studios is working on another Mortal Kombat game and teased other media projects for the franchise. Boon also expressed his desire to see a Street Fighter character appear in a future Mortal Kombat title, emphasizing his fandom for the rival series.
Pragmata 2? Capcom antyder att mer Pragmata är att vänta
Capcom COO Rob Dyer has indicated that more content for the game Pragmata is planned, suggesting it will become another established intellectual property for the company. Despite initial delays, Pragmata received positive reviews and strong sales figures upon its release. Capcom is also seeing success with recent titles like Resident Evil Requiem and Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflection.
Resident Evil movie trailer looks like the exact opposite of Street Fighter
The first trailer for the new live-action Resident Evil movie has been released, showcasing an original character named Bryan and a departure from recognizable game iconography. Director Zach Cregger aims for an authentic feel, incorporating elements like fixed camera angles and item scavenging, and has hinted at Easter eggs and direct references to Resident Evil 4. The film is set in Raccoon City and aims to be a canon-adjacent story within the Resident Evil universe.
Invincible VS Review | Giant Bomb
Invincible VS offers a fun and deep 3v3 tag-team fighting system reminiscent of Marvel vs. Capcom and Killer Instinct, with smart mechanics that encourage team usage and defensive options. However, its single-player content, including a short story mode and a basic arcade mode, is disappointingly thin, making it feel geared primarily towards competitive players despite its $50 price point.
The Birds Come Home: BigBird & AngryBird Launch Red Dunes Esports
Red Dunes Esports, a new fighting game organization based in Abu Dhabi, UAE, has been launched by professional players Adel 'BigBird' Anouche and Amjed 'AngryBird' Al Shalabi. The organization aims to represent the Middle East's fighting game scene globally and foster new talent. Red Dunes Games, an independent developer and publisher, is also based in Abu Dhabi.
Invincible VS Review
Invincible VS offers a fun and deep 3v3 tag-team fighting game experience with smart mechanics inspired by Marvel vs. Capcom and Killer Instinct, but suffers from extremely thin single-player content. While the core combat is satisfying for competitive players, the story mode and arcade mode offer very little to engage casual players, making the $50 price point questionable despite the game's excellent presentation and voice acting.
Karl Urban's Kids Had Very Blunt Advice For Him In Mortal Kombat 2
Actor Karl Urban, who plays Johnny Cage in the upcoming Mortal Kombat 2 film, shared that his sons advised him not to "f**k it up" due to the game's large fanbase. Urban detailed the physical challenges of preparing for the role, which included learning martial arts. The film is set to release on May 8 and will feature a cameo by series creator Ed Boon.
Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 actor Ben Starr says live-action Street Fighter or God of War adaptations aren't necessary, since "I don't think video games need to justify their existence by being TV shows"
Voice actor Ben Starr believes video games do not need live-action adaptations to prove their worth, stating they are already a complete medium. While acknowledging the excitement and potential for expansion that adaptations like The Last of Us and Fallout bring, Starr emphasizes that games are great in their own right and do not require external validation.
