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In a strategic move to engage its dedicated fanbase, Capcom has initiated a survey following the recent release of the Dead Rising Deluxe Remaster. This initiative invites players to express their preferences for which classic titles from Capcom’s extensive library should receive the coveted “deluxe remaster” treatment next. The survey will remain open until October 18, and participants will be rewarded with a digital wallpaper as a token of appreciation for their input.

Survey Insights

The initial questions of the survey delve into the Dead Rising franchise, prompting fans to share their purchasing history within the series, their sources of information regarding the Dead Rising Deluxe Remaster, and whether they have had the chance to play it yet. These inquiries aim to gather valuable insights into the community’s engagement with the title.

As the survey progresses, participants encounter more intriguing questions. A pivotal query asks whether fans would be interested in seeing additional “deluxe remaster” titles in the future. Capcom defines these remasters as enhancements that offer improved playability and updated graphics, including new 3D models. Following this, respondents are presented with a selection of beloved series from Capcom’s past, including:

• Dino Crisis
• Devil May Cry
• Resident Evil
• Onimusha
• Darkstalkers

Fans are encouraged to indicate which of these titles they would like to see revitalized through the deluxe remaster process.

The survey culminates with a question specifically targeting the future of the Dead Rising series itself. Participants are asked whether they desire more releases, which could encompass deluxe remasters of earlier games, a complete remake, or even a brand-new installment. It’s worth noting that the Dead Rising series has faced challenges in achieving commercial success compared to other Capcom franchises. The standout title, Dead Rising 3, released in 2013, ranks 27th among Capcom’s Platinum Titles, with sales exceeding 3.6 million units across PC and consoles. This context adds a layer of uncertainty to the potential for future releases.

Nevertheless, the unexpected arrival of the Dead Rising Deluxe Remaster has sparked hope among fans, suggesting that the possibilities for the franchise may be broader than anticipated. Currently, the remaster is available on PC via Steam, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series, with a physical edition for PlayStation 5 set to launch in November.