Capcom Might Finally Be Doing Something With Dino Crisis After 22 Years

Dino Crisis fans are among the most patient in the industry. The last entry, Dino Crisis 3, launched in 2003, and players have been wanting more ever since. There’s been much talk of something happening with the series over the past few years, but until now, nothing has come of it.

At long last, that might be about to change. As spotted by Gematsu, Capcom recently trademarked Dino Crisis again, suggesting that it has some plans for the series after all.

Dino Crisis Has Been Trademarked In Japan

Fans have been waiting for another game since 2003

The trademark can be viewed online, having been shared publicly today. Capcom trademarked the title on March 4, so this is a very recent development in the ongoing wait for a new Dino Crisis game.

Fans have had very little to keep them going for some time now. Last year gave us something, at least, with the first game brought over to PlayStation 5. However, it was locked behind PlayStation Plus Premium, meaning you can’t actually buy it, and can only play it while you have the subscription.

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Why Is Capcom So Afraid Of Dino Crisis?

Please give us a reboot, remaster, or just about anything. We’re real hungry.

A new Dino Crisis game would likely pay off for Capcom. Early last year, the company revealed that a new Dino Crisis is one of the most requested games from its community, even with all the big IPs under its belt.

Unsurprisingly, given all of this hype from fans, some have taken it into their own hands. Dino Crisis: Rebirth is a fan-made attempt to give the classic game the remake treatment that the community has been asking for. Incidentally, a playable build was released just a few days ago, if you want to check that out.

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Released

August 31, 1999

ESRB

M For Mature 17+ due to Blood and Gore, Violence