Devil May Cry and Ace Attorney to Become ‘Core IPs’ at Capcom

Devil May Cry and Ace Attorney to become ‘core IPs’ at Capcom

Capcom's plans to leverage its 'wealth of globally popular brands' and revitalise franchises like Devil May Cry and Mega Man.

Evanescence Have Teamed Up With GUNSHIP For Pulsating New Version Of 'Afterlife'

Evanescence have shared a new version of ‘Afterlife’, their contribution to the Devil May Cry soundtrack, featuring the electronic throbs of GUNSHIP. The original track was released earlier this year in conjunction with the animated series of the longstanding game being released on Netflix. Where the original is a haunting piece of classic Evanescence atmosphere, swirling around the senses with drama and decadence, the remix is more suited in th…

Capcom Aiming To Make Devil May Cry A Core Franchise After Hit Netflix Adaptation

See full bio Abdullah Waseem At T4G, my task is to cover the latest news around the gaming globe ASAP and with the utmost precision. I adore all the games and respect all the devs behind the amazing games that we get all year. So, whether it’s a PC or a Console game, I got it all covered.  See full bio Story Highlight Capcom says it needs to expand the lineup of its core IPs in the future. It will expand to include other popular franchises lik…

Despite being left to linger since Devil May Cry lead Hideaki Itsuno left a year ago, Capcom wants the series to be a "core" IP following a popular Netflix show

Mega Man and Ace Attorney have been namedropped, too

Capcom President Teases "New Releases, Remakes, And Ports" Could Be On The Way For Mega Man & Two Other Classic IPs

In an effort to enhance "brand power".As part of its 2025 Integrated Report, Haruhiro Tsujimoto, the president and COO of Capcom, has stated that the company plans to expand its user base and improve its performance by releasing "new releases, remakes, and ports" for classic series like Mega Man, Ace Attorney, and Devil May Cry.The news was shared on page 28 of the report meant for investors, and came to our attention earlier today, thanks to th…