Capcom may be preparing to resurrect the Dino Crisis brand. After all, the publisher has renewed the brand's trademark registration in Japan.

Capcom has recently earned a reputation for developing great survival horror remakes beginning with its critically acclaimed Resident Evil 2 remake. Not only do these games reimagine some of the most beloved games of all time,

Capcom has registered the Dino Crisis trademark, making many believe that a series revival, remake, or new game might be in the works.

Capcom recently renews the Dino Crisis trademark in Japan, and some fans believe this move is more than a routine procedure.

Dino Crisis may finally receive a long-awaited franchise revival after Capcom quietly files a new trademark focused on the survival-horror series.

Capcom has just filed a new trademark for Dino Crisis in Japan, and of course the Internet is abuzz with speculation. Could this be the first real sign of a remake or sequel? Or is this just another case of a publisher keeping its IPs in check,

Dino Crisis could be back after all as fans spot Capcom has filed a new trademark for the survival horror series, teasing a new game for the first time in over 20 years

Capcom applied for a new Dino Crisis trademark on March 4, a Japanese watchdog site reveals, though the developer's seemingly renewed interest in its nearly 30-year-old horror franchise might not be as meaningful as fans are begging it to be.