Larry king san
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Why do you want to play the wrost dino crisis game ever on xbox one?
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Dino Crisis Turns 20 Today
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VulcanRaven
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Because I have never played it. They have made many original Xbox games backwards compatible so they could they make this too. Then I can play it If I ever get the console. There are other games too that interest me so I wouldn't get it just to play this.
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Larry king san
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I have a better idea why dont you play the game in a xbox emulator so you dont waste money on crappy games .Because I have never played it. They have made many original Xbox games backwards compatible so they could they make this too. Then I can play it If I ever get the console. There are other games too that interest me so I wouldn't get it just to play this.
Aggelos
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Could be in the Japanese magazines. Who's gonna search for those?
One I know of is this one below, where he talks a little bit about his involved in the development of Biohazard 2 and Dino Crisis.
株式会社カプコン：CAPCOM WORLD JAPAN
ゲームというエンターテインメントを通じて「遊文化」をクリエイトする株式会社カプコンのウェブサイト。ゲーム情報サイトをはじめ企業情報サイト、ネットショッピング、ファンサイトなど、さまざまなサービスについても紹介しています。
The article also mentions that RE 1.5. was 70% complete before its ultimate scrapping.
This is my translation
Q : Well something I wanted to ask you is that you were involved in the development of Biohazard 2, right?
Takumi Shu: Yes that is correct. I worked on the unreleased Biohazard 2 Prototype version, that is known as Biohazard 1.5 internally in our company.
At that time, while I (we) was/were working on setting out the outline-plan of Dino Crisis, the development of Biohazard 2 had been in dire straits. Our team disbanded temporarily, and I worked on Biohazard 2 only for 3 months. Either way, the team was short of people, so I couldn't know how much we helped eventually in saving the overall situation.
After that, the entire development of the game was re-started from scratch and eventually Biohazard 2 became the successful game as we know it today.
But the part that we had worked on Biohazard 2, didn't make the cut I'm afraid. But I'm OK with that, have no particular grievance to air (laughs)
Q: After that, you played a major role in shaping the Dino Crisis series.
Takumi : Yes I was appointed as director of Dino Crisis, but looking back now, I don't think I understood the role of the director that well.
The consequence of that was that I threw my team into uncalled-for confusion and eventually was fired from the position of director (laughs)
Afterwards, I was appointed as a planner to the development of DIno Crisis, laying out the first half of the game's setting.
Certainly, it was quite a setback what we suffered at that time, but in retrospect, I think it was necessary.
Subsequently, I got involved in Dino Crisis 2 and for some unclear reason I was appointed as director again. Was it because of the producer being a magnanimous person, or was it just that he was too forgetful, I really have no idea (laughs).
At any rate, I truly reflected on my past conduct in relation to Dino Crisis 1's creation, which led me to alter my whole modus operandi.
For a still stronger reason, since this was the sequel we're talking about, I was able to carry it through and keep the director's position somehow.
On one hand, I really like Dino Crisis 2 how it came together as a game, but on the other hand I can't forget, even to this date, how much indebted I am for being given another chance.
On a side note, the scripts of our games used to be done by Capcom's subsidiary Flagship during that period, and all that helped me learn a lot from how to contract sb to write a script for your game to how you construct the entire plot of a game. And this experience proved to be very useful to the process of writing the script-story for Ace Attorney games later on.
Q : Oh I see, all the things that you had learned from there, you were able put your ideas together and integrate them into the creation of Ace Attorney. So once Dino Crisis 2's development completed it was finally time for Ace Attorney's planning phase to commence.
Takumi : I was told that for half a year I would be given complete freedom to create something of my own, something I would personally like.
You know what.... up to this point I may have said that several times already, but the 3 years that I spent working on the Dino Crisis series, educated me on the subject of Dinosaurs in general, since I was a total dummy on that matter and couldn't tell the difference between a Tyrannosaurus and a Velociraptor. Therefore, you may say that my learning was a perk of that experience back then.
In that period, there were various projects that would set the right framework to develop and raise the younger employees within the company, and moreover those projects were leaning towards the idea of making a new game with a small dev team while staying low-budget. As one of those so-called projects, Ace Attorney arose.
As one would expect, it wasn't possible to do the game in 6 months. Nevertheless, it took 10 months to complete it and that was quite a notable feat, I think.
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Aggelos
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One more
I already mentioned last time, but I have been reasonably blessed by chance encounters with people, like with my college friend Tanaka Shuntarō, who showed me the way after university. Meeting with Mikami Shinji of Biohazard (Resident Evil) fame after I joined Capcom was another important encounter.
I was completely useless when I first joined Capcom. I was really bad at reading the atmosphere, so sometimes I wouldn’t even notice people got mad at me. Despite that, Mr. Mikami picked me out to direct a game where you'd shoot dinosaurs called Dino Crisis. By the way, the only dinosaur I knew was the Stegosaurus. I hurried to watch Jurassic Park to study up (laugh).
Dino Crisis 1 is a dark part of my past. It was my first time as a director, and I didn’t really get who was supposed to do what in the team, so I ended up all on my own. In the end, I was removed from the position of director. But thankfully, I was given another chance with Dino Crisis 2, and I feel I did a reasonable job there. I think that for myself, it was good I messed up once first.
One day, when the completion of Dino Crisis 2 was in sight, Mr. Mikami said: “Thanks for these last three years, even though you know nothing about dinosaurs. You can make whatever you want for your next game.” What I made was Gyakuten Saiban (Ace Attorney GBA)
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Larry king san
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Nice
Larry king san
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Larry king san
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How much this source is trust worthy?
Aggelos
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The best thing that will put to the test the above source is time itself. Only time will tell.
Meanwhile, knowledgeable Dino Crisis and Onimusha fans are patiently waiting the unveiling of the surprise title that Jun Takeuchi teased back in December 2018. The two prime candidates for the surprise title are Onimusha and Dino Crisis.
Even back in 2016 there were Onimusha deliberations taking place at higher levers within Capcom Japan.
Onimusha discussions 'are happening at high levels' confirms Capcom producer Yoshinori Ono
ON THE EVE of Street Fighter V's release, the games producer Yoshinori Ono provides an update on another beloved Capcom classic.
www.dailystar.co.uk
Capcom VP of Strategic Planning and Business Development Christian Svensson phrased it quite eloquently, back in 2010 --> "Dino Crisis 3 I think is where it went off the rails if I recall. Dino Crisis' success really was an out cropping of Resident Evil 1 and 2. There are discussions, Dino Crisis comes up from time to time, but there isn't any burning desire from R&D or the business side to light that franchise back up again. Until there's an internal champion with something incredible, things just sort of sit there. As much as I love Dino Crisis, I don't think pre-rendered backgrounds; tank-controlled dinos are going to sell to the level that's going to cover the budgets that it takes to make something competitive in that space. Someone internally may cook up an idea, but we haven't seen the fire from R&D yet and no one's come up with the idea yet."
Onimusha, Dino Crisis Franchises Not Dead - IGN
Onimusha and Dino Crisis were recently ranked the #6 and #7 best-selling Capcom franchises to date. Since 2006, however, fans haven't seen a major release from these two series, and there's a good reason for that.
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Larry king san
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Cool i will trust you i take my time and see if it ture or notThe best thing that will put to the test the above source is time itself. Only time will tell.
Meanwhile, knowledgeable Dino Crisis and Onimusha fans are patiently waiting the unveiling of the surprise title that Jun Takeuchi teased back in December 2018. The two prime candidates for the surprise title are Onimusha and Dino Crisis.
Even back in 2016 there were Onimusha deliberations taking place at higher levers within Capcom Japan.
Onimusha discussions 'are happening at high levels' confirms Capcom producer Yoshinori Ono
ON THE EVE of Street Fighter V's release, the games producer Yoshinori Ono provides an update on another beloved Capcom classic.
Capcom VP of Strategic Planning and Business Development Christian Svensson phrased it quite eloquently, back in 2010 --> "Dino Crisis 3 I think is where it went off the rails if I recall. Dino Crisis' success really was an out cropping of Resident Evil 1 and 2. There are discussions, Dino Crisis comes up from time to time, but there isn't any burning desire from R&D or the business side to light that franchise back up again. Until there's an internal champion with something incredible, things just sort of sit there. As much as I love Dino Crisis, I don't think pre-rendered backgrounds; tank-controlled dinos are going to sell to the level that's going to cover the budgets that it takes to make something competitive in that space. Someone internally may cook up an idea, but we haven't seen the fire from R&D yet and no one's come up with the idea yet."
Onimusha, Dino Crisis Franchises Not Dead - IGN
Onimusha and Dino Crisis were recently ranked the #6 and #7 best-selling Capcom franchises to date. Since 2006, however, fans haven't seen a major release from these two series, and there's a good reason for that.www.ign.com
ColonizerJ
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Jesus this post made me feel old.
TraceTheTong
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Jesus I love this game. Time for a replay.
Guardian's Light
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Soleil rouge
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Any way to play this on PC nowadays?
Larry king san
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Hahaha. So you like to bump topics like i do in order to promote games like dino crisis
Aggelos
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I'd say that the people over at Team Arklay's are doing a good job when it comes to restoring an old game, given the fact that it is a fan project (and not official work done by Capcom themselves)
So, I think you'll agree me with me on this, that their progress is noteworthy and commendable.
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PhilipDoesMatter
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I never knew Dino Crisis 3 existed!
Caffeine
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that might have been a good thing.
Larry king san
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I'd say that the people over at Team Arklay's are doing a good job when it comes to restoring an old game, given the fact that it is a fan project (and not official work done by Capcom themselves)
So, I think you'll agree me with me on this, that their progress is noteworthy and commendable.
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Yes i agree . This fan game is better than nothing from capcom dev team . Which Confuse me ,why capcom hold the ip if they dont use it for more than 10 years?
Larry king san
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Larry king san
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Aggelos
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really nice update from the fan game devs
Team Arklay's is doing whatever they can to keep the fan revival project going forward.
So you gotta give them the hand.
I really love both
Larry king san
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MAAANNN!you are the only who bring this devs video every time there is a new update. Which ask the question, are you working with the game devs?
Aggelos
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No, not part of that team.
However, we need to keep the fire alive. There needs to be DIno Crisis awareness around the globe, at any cost.
team Arklay ́s
El team Arklay´s es un pequeño estudio de desarrollo Gaming en el cual somos 5 integrantes y esperamos que se nos unan mas a nuestro equipo ,nos dedicamos a ...
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Larry king san
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CoolNo, not part of that team.
However, we need to keep the fire alive. There needs to be DIno Crisis awareness around the globe, at any cost.
team Arklay ́s
El team Arklay´s es un pequeño estudio de desarrollo Gaming en el cual somos 5 integrantes y esperamos que se nos unan mas a nuestro equipo ,nos dedicamos a ...
Larry king san
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Oh My God
stranno
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Regina, we have a situation here. Windows is not responding!
Larry king san
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Aggelos
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Well, this fan remake project is worthy of following.
We'll see how it'll go (especially if Capcom turns/resorts to DMCA to claim that it is copyright infringement of their Dino Crisis IP)
Either way, Jurassic Wold 3 is going to be awesome. Old cast is back.
Thus, even if Dino Crisis never gets an official revival by the company that owns it, we'll have at least good Dino flicks even in this decade to savour.
Jurassic Park - Wikipedia
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Larry king san
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Well, this fan remake project is worthy of following.
We'll see how it'll go (especially if Capcom turns/resorts to DMCA to claim that it is copyright infringement of their Dino Crisis IP)
Either way, Jurassic Wold 3 is going to be awesome. Old cast is back.
Thus, even Dino Crisis never gets an official revival by the company that owns it, we'll have at least good Dino flicks even in this decade to savour.
Jurassic Park - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
Well there is a bigger chance that dino crisis will be revived since the social activity for the game has gone up since the famous capcom 2017 tweet about the revival chance .
Guardian's Light
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At this point is a mere matter of time, but we'll defimitely have our Dino Crisis on ps5 for damn sure, I expect a reveal very soon
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Larry king san
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YES. Especially for dino crisis 2 since its more action orientation and maybe inspired both devil may cry and re4.
Mato
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To be honest I'm more intrigued by the first game's fully polygonal environments. DC2's prerendered backgrounds don't appeal to me very much. But perhaps you are right, who knows.
Guardian's Light
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Dino Crisis 1, 2, and Resident Evil from 1 to 3 are among the best games to hold on as the time passes, They still look awesome nowadays
I suggest to play them on a Psp system if you have the chance, dark Room, Headphones are my go to
Oh and when playing Dino Crisis 1, prepare some new pants, you will shit your pants with some jumpscare and adrenaline from escaping dinoS, atmosphere is the goat
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MasterDerico
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I love Dino Crisis. Both.
They are different, but the differences are great!
They are different, but the differences are great!
Larry king san
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Me too
