After announcing a new game in the Onimusha franchise and a sequel to Okami, Capcom wants to revive more of its older games. The Japanese video game developer and publisher has created some of the medium's most beloved franchises, but many haven't seen a sequel or revival in a long time. That's about to change.

Capcom has announced plans to 're-activate' other dormant IPs following the announcement of a new Onimusha and Okami game.

Capcom is planning to revive more of its dormant franchises following the reveal of an Okami sequel and the return of

Onimusha: Way of the Sword and the new Okami game came out of nowhere, and proved that Capcom can still care about its old IP every now and again. Resident Evil, Street Fighter, and Monster Hunter are undeniably the big money makers for Capcom,

Capcom is working on more revivals of its dormant series, the company said following the reveal of new Okami and Onimusha games at last week's The Game Awards. "In addition to regularly releasing major new titles each year,

Capcom has confirmed that the publisher plans to revive more old, dormant video game franchises after recently announcing a new Okami and Onimusha. That sound you just heard was thousands of Dino Crisis fans around the world gasping at once.