After Resident Evil, another cult license from Capcom back with a remake? Dino Crisis? Devil May Cry? One of the creators is hot hot to get started. What revive hope for fans!
Ready for the riddle: what license one of Capcom’s most famous personalities would like to bring back with a remake? It is an extremely known Capcom license adored by millions of fans known to be brutal and even sometimes paid in a certain form of horror. I am not resident Evil, who has already had enough remakes like that, but a frankness a little less popular than the latter, and many fans have been asking for my return for a while. I had the right to a few episodes, but I have disappeared for years.
And no, there are no dinosaurs, I am not Dino Crisis.
The main protagonist of my different games is generally fighting with a sword, but it is not Onimushahe will have the right to his remake, it is announced. Do you have it good? We are obviously talking about Devil May Cry.
A remake of Devil May Cry after the Resident Evil? The creator of the game is hot!
Dante and her friends (girlfriends) are talking about them right now. Failing to offer us a Devil May Cry 6eagerly awaited by an army of fans, the creator of the franchise expressed his desire to do something else: a remake! After all, Resident Evil proved that remakes could be excellent. In the case of Devil May Cry, it would make the license between the dead. If DMC 5 is already far away, the first episode of the series is even more so. You have to go back in 2001 on PS2 to find the first steps of Dante at PlayStation. Yes, over 20 years already that the Demons hunter tirelessly tracks hellish creatures with a crazy class. Technology and standards have since greatly changed.
At the bend of a podcast, this is what the legendary Hideki Kamiya, one of the daddy of Devil May Cry, explains also worked on a whole game of games at Capcom and Okami, but also at Platinum Game since we owe him the Bayonetta franchise. When a fan asks him if he would be ready to bring the license back in the form of a remake, the developer responds without detour that he would love to do so. He explains that he never retouched the game since his release 24 years ago, but claims to feel regularly nostalgic and look at a little gameplay. For him, if there is remake, he should regain everything from scratch. Kamiya explains that Devil May Cry has a fairly special structure which no longer really sticks to what it is possible to do today and that he would love to take everything from the start. A direction that Capcom also adopted with the remakes of Resident Evil 2, 3 and 4 finally.
For the moment, there is nothing in the pipes, but hope is allowed
As for the direction that the game could take, it remains a mystery. If the man says he is really interested in the idea of making a remake, he specifies that nothing is on fire and therefore, that he has not really thought about what he would do exactly. Devil May Cry is undoubtedly a license that is missing in the current landscape. The recent success of the animated series on Netflix proves that there is an audience, an expectation from fans and even certainly new curious people. But for the time being, there is nothing done. For its part, Capcom seems to be occupied elsewhere. A remake of Onimusha is in development as well as a new Resident Evil that we think is Resident Evil 9. Without forgetting the support of current games as Street Fighter 6 And Monster Hunter Wilds and of course the development of Pragmata that we think is lost in limbo.
As for Kamiya, he is also very busy also with his new Clovers studio. He is currently working on Moment 2 For the Capcom account precisely. The man had also said that his studio could work on new IPs as well as on licenses that are already existing, the Okami revival is proof of this. The door therefore remains open to Devil May Cray.
