They probably won't since the last time they did it ended so badly. I do miss Regina and the gang, though.I was into Dino Crisis way before I was into Resident Evil. It's a bit dated now, but the first two games were amazing and I've been waiting too long for a remake. Unfortunately I don't know if Capcom will touch the series again...
I'm not sure RE 4 is a good example to use here. While I certainly understand your complaints about RE 4 and its role in the series, I think to call it a failure reflects a bit too much personal bias. It was a huge commercial and critical success, it was particularly enjoyed by people who were new to the series, and I certainly don't think Capcom viewed it as a failure in the least - which is why they didn't shut Resident Evil down. Dino Crisis 3 is another story. Yes, it certainly was unfaithful to the series, but it also didn't even have the 'eh, it's a good game anyway' thing going for it. It was a bit of a mess and was disliked by DC fans and gamers in general and the fact it completely bombed commercially imo is the reason DC was never touched again.I don't see why companies do that, they have one fail and they never touch a series again. I mean Resident Evil 4 was met with mixed feelings from fans but Capcom didn't shut the Resident Evil franchise down; just because an opinion is the majority doesn't make it right and it definitely doesn't mean you give up either. Improve, go back to tactics and designs that work but don't give up, that's just stupid.![]()
I agree, I would say RE: Survivor is a better example of a failure.I'm not sure RE 4 is a good example to use here. While I certainly understand your complaints about RE 4 and its role in the series, I think to call it a failure reflects a bit too much personal bias. It was a huge commercial and critical success, it was particularly enjoyed by people who were new to the series, and I certainly don't think Capcom viewed it as a failure in the least - which is why they didn't shut Resident Evil down. Dino Crisis 3 is another story. Yes, it certainly was unfaithful to the series, but it also didn't even have the 'eh, it's a good game anyway' thing going for it. It was a bit of a mess and was disliked by DC fans and gamers in general and the fact it completely bombed commercially imo is the reason DC was never touched again.![]()
An opinion is an opinion and, contrary to our opinion, while they are few and far between, some people actually liked DC3
Hey, keep talking like that and Regina will be an unlockable costume for Jill in the next RE game.Hell, I'd even be happy if they just threw Regina into an RE game or something.![]()
Let's not forget that, instead of just going throughout the mission like nothing's unusual, Regina and her mates continue to ask after each other during their crazy mission - that none of them can believe. Jill and Barry travel through the mansion and, after a while, it's like they've been dealing with zombies their whole lives and they seemingly forget about their missing teammates while Rick, Gail and Regina are constantly going: "OMFG DID YOU SEE THAT!?" and "Have you seen so-and-so? I wonder if they're alright?" There just seems to be a little more human realism in DC. (Or maybe that's just me...I'd be sooooo happy. But I want the real thing. You wouldn't get Jill walking up to a corpse and nonchalantly and almost enthusiastically say 'that's disgusting'. That just wouldn't happen, that's why Regina's the best.![]()
I have not played or heard of either of these games.
Is it like Turok?
I wonder how many people here remember Turok...
I forgot they rebooted it. I'll bet most people remember Turok, even if it's only the reboot.
Turok was way better I must say. I have alot of fun memories with Turok.. I remember when it was NEW. I was like OMG look at these sweet graphics, lol.Ahh, another Dino Crisis thread.. It was about time! xD
I believe Turok is an FPS? Or at least it had a first person view. Dino Crisis has the same camera angles as the original REs. It feels a lot like RE actually.