Dragon's Dogma & Devil May Cry director Hideaki Itsuno leaves Capcom after 30 years
The legendary Capcom director intends to begin a 'new game in a new environment' starting in September 2024.
New to Shacknews? Signup for a Free Account
Already have an account? Login Now
The legendary Capcom director intends to begin a 'new game in a new environment' starting in September 2024.
Street Fighter 6 continues to be a huge seller for Capcom, and it was joined by Dragon's Dogma 2 selling a few million units as well.
Capcom plans to increase the warning signs, reduce its frequency, and address a number of other issues before the end of April.
The popular sequel's sales have pushed the Dragon's Dogma franchise to 10 million units sold overall.
Capcom also intends to address the Art of Metamorphosis items that let players change their appearance by adding more to Pawn Guild shops.
Capcom's new action-RPG garnered high praise from critics and its quest has been taken up by a massive amount of players right out of the gate.
The Capcom Highlights broadcast will run across two days and feature new looks at Dragon's Dogma 2, Street Fighter 6, Monster Hunter Now, and more.
Being the Arisen means dealing with all sorts of people and Capcom is hoping to make that aspect of Dragon's Dogma 2 more interesting.
Players will explore a world that mirrors the original Dragon's Dogma's world, but with new quests and mysteries, and they can do so as a new class.
The release date for Dragon's Dogma 2 looks to have been revealed ahead of a showcase presentation for the game.