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Capcom’s Revival Plans for Mega Man, Ace Attorney, and Devil May Cry

Capcom’s latest business report outlines long-term plans for key properties, including Ace Attorney, Mega Man, and Devil May Cry. While prioritizing its core franchises—Resident Evil, Monster Hunter, and Street Fighter—the company also intends to boost other series through new releases and remakes. According to the report, Capcom aims for financial growth and increased annual game sales. Capcom’s COO, Haruhiro Tsujimoto, plans to release new installments, updated versions, and ports for the Mega Man, Devil May Cry, and Ace Attorney series, with the goal of elevating them to the same level of prominence as its flagship titles. Since Devil May Cry 5 launched in 2019, there has been no formal announcement of a new game in the series. Similarly, the last original Mega Man game, Mega Man 11, was released in October 2018. Capcom aims to replicate the success of its top franchises with these series, stating in the report: “We aim to expand the player base and enhance our performance via new releases, remakes, and game ports for these series on new hardware. By improving brand power and nurturing loyal fans, we will transform them into principal properties.”

Capcom’s Expanded Release Schedule in 2026: Mega Man, Resident Evil, and More

In 2025, a Devil May Cry Netflix anime is expected to increase sales of Devil May Cry 5. The Mega Man Star Force Legacy Collection is scheduled for release in 2026. Capcom will continue to update its RE Engine to leverage new graphics technologies. Capcom is also developing a new survival horror title, Resident Evil: Requiem, featuring Grace Ashcroft as the lead character. The game’s trailer is set to debut at The Game Awards 2025 on December 11. With Resident Evil: Requiem, Onimusha: Way of the Sword, and Pragmata already slated for 2026, Capcom can further expand its annual release schedule by drawing on its other series, each catering to a distinct audience.

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Exciting news for Resident Evil fans! Marcus Thompson’s recent analysis, “New Video of Resident Evil Requiem Confirms Return of Zombies” New Video of Resident Evil Requiem Confirms Return of Zombies is a must-read, exploring a new video from Requiem that assures us the classic series’ zombies are back and promising an unpredictable gaming experience when it releases on February 27. Meanwhile, Carlos Mendoza has uncovered a monumental shift in the gaming industry with ‘Saudi Fund to Own 93.4% of Electronic Arts Following Billion-Dollar Acquisition’ Saudi Fund to Own 93.4% of Electronic Arts Following Billion-Dollar Acquisition. Dive into this fascinating article to learn about Saudi Arabia’s strategic acquisition of EA, set to be finalized by early 2027. Lastly, Monster Hunter Wilds director Yuya Tokuda has acknowledged the game might have been too easy for veteran players. In Jonathan Dubinski’s insightful piece from December 8th Monster Hunter Wilds Director Acknowledges Game Was Too Easy, Urges Veterans to Return, Tokuda calls for seasoned hunters to return, promising adjustments to make the game more challenging.