No, Capcom Isn’t Teasing A New Dino Crisis

While rumors are stirring that Capcom teased a new Dino Crisis at Summer Game Fest, an answer during a group QA GameSpot attended suggests you shouldn't be getting your hopes up for a revival anytime soon. Rumors about Dino Crisis' return first started to swirl when Famitsu posted a transcript of a Resident Evil: Veronica QA it attended during Summer Game Fest Play Days. X user and Resident Evil insider DuskGolem shared a translated version of the QA in which producer Yoshiaki Hiabayashi allegedly said, I have no comment ... even though I know the answer. That was subsequently aggregated by YouTuber Centre of Evil and users on Reddit, which Dino Crisis fans took as a sign of hope that the franchise could return. There hasn't been a new Dino Crisis game since 2003, so many people really want Capcom to bring the franchise back. Unfortunately, Gematsu's Sal Romano followed up on ResetERA, stating that Hiabayashi's response was a less playful no comment. GameSpot can corroborate that interpretation. During Summer Game Fest Play Days, I attended a group QA session with Hiabayashi. While we were told to only ask about Resident Evil: Veronica prior to the start of the QA, someone still took the chance to ask, Any comment about Dino Crisis? In response, Hiabayashi said through a translator, Sorry, no comment. I think you saw that one coming. While it's possible that Hiabayashi said something different in another QA, his very intentional no comment response here shows that Capcom really isn't trying to tease a Dino Crisis right now, especially during a discussion about a different game. In terms of new action-horror games, Capcom's sole focus is clearly on Resident Evil: Veronica right now. Resident Evil: Veronica is slated for release on PC, PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and Nintendo Switch 2 in 2027. If you want to play the first Dino Crisis, the original has been re-released on PC via GOG and PS4 and PS5 through the PlayStation Classics' program.