Summary
Capcomhas been hosting a fan survey through Capcom Town that has revealed some of the franchises that fans of the company want to see the most.Capcomhas a storied history of releasing high-quality games across a variety of franchises. Capcom constantly has something new and exciting coming out, with the company having just recently launched the critically-acclaimed action-RPGDragon’s Dogma 2.
Dragon’s Dogma 2has earned rave reviews from critics, though the game has earned some criticism for its use of microtransactions and head-scratching restrictions, like limiting players to a single save slot. Now thatDragon’s Dogma 2is out, fans are looking forward to the next games from the company, likeMonster Hunter WildsandPragmata.
To gauge interest in what its fans want, Capcom has been conducting a “Super Election” surveythrough Capcom Town, with over 200,000 votes recorded so far. Capcom recently shared a list of some of the most-used words left in the comment section of the survey, revealing some of the games and franchises fans want to see the most. Perhaps unsurprisingly, the most popular games mentioned in the survey areDino Crisis,Ace Attorney,Mega Man, andResident Evil.
Top Capcom Games Mentioned in the Survey
Clearly, fans are anxious to see aDino Crisisremake, and it seems many Capcom fans are hungry for moreAce Attorney,Mega Man, andResident Evilas well. It remains to be seen what’s next forAce AttorneyorMega Man, but rumor has it thatResident Evil 9is in development and that Capcom may have yet anotherREremake up its sleeve in the relatively near future. The running theory is thatResident Evil 5will get a remake next, so fans should stay tuned for more information on that front.
Other commonly used words in the survey that didn’t get quite as many mentions as the four previously mentioned games includeCode Veronica,Okami,Outbreak,Onimusha,Street Fighter,Monster Hunter,Dark Stalkers,Dead Rising, andDevil May Cry. The mentions ofCode VeronicaandOutbreakshow that manyResident Evilfans still want to see aCode Veronicaremake, as well as the return of the popularOutbreakspin-off series, which married classicREgameplay with online co-op features. The originalOutbreakgames came out at a time when online gaming wasn’t nearly as prevalent as it is now, so a remake or new entry in the series does make a great deal of sense.
Fans shouldn’t hold their breath that any of the games mentioned here will get remakes or sequels, but this survey does show that Capcom is well aware of fan demand for things like theCode Veronicaremake andtheDino Crisisremake. It will be interesting to see what projects Capcom pursues now that it’s armed with this knowledge.
