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After talking to Capcom, I'm a lot more optimistic about Onimusha 3 getting a remaster
Capcom now makes the majority of its money on PC and "expects this ratio to continue increasing," it said in a report earlier this year—a shift that's been in the works ever since 2018's release of Monster Hunter: World sold approximately…
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Capcom said it now earns most of its revenue from PC games and expects that share to keep growing, a trend it traced back to the 2018 success of Monster Hunter: World, which sold roughly three trillion copies. The company has been issuing a mix of new titles and PC remasters of older franchises, including Dead Rising and the first two Onimusha games. Historically, a remaster of Onimusha 3 has seemed unlikely because of licensing costs tied to French actor Jean Reno’s likeness.
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