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Sin DT is called Majin DT in Japanese, with the same Kanji. Majin DT/DDT from DMC2, the Majin/perfect DT from the DMC4 art book and Sin DT are all meant to be the same thing.

Bayo 3's director is still TBA.

Just for your information, Itsuno probably used Google translate, and the word he used meaning climax can also mean best or most interesting part. Climax is the first suggestion it gives for the word he used, but I don't think it's conveys an accurate meaning of what he was trying to say...

Mikami only stepped in when he felt projects were going in a wrong direction. Directors vary in their approach. A lot of directors absolutely do make design decisions and involve themselves deeply with other aspects. Kamiya, Itsuno, Kojima, and Miyazaki are a few examples of hands-on directors.

But you can probably forget about TGS.

The Evil Within 2 has been confirmed from an ad circulating on reddit. Mikami ostensibly returning to direct.

I'll reiterate that AAA titles and titles from Capcom's key/pillar franchises (which are RE, SF, DMC, DR, MH, seemingly Dragon's Dogma as of recently and, previously, Lost Planet) are typically considered major titles. The "smallest" titles listed, at least as far back as 2012, have been...

Major titles aren't necessarily AAA, but AAA titles will be considered major titles.

They were secretly working on Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite since 2015. RE7 supposedly started development in early 2014. If the title Itsuno is announcing is DMC5, then he would have been working on it since late 2015 at the latest, since he first hinted at it in a tweet he made January 12th...

There's nothing like that in any of their quarterly or yearly financial reports. If those titles were referred to as such, it will have been elsewhere or done by games media. From what I've seen, only titles in major franchises like RE, MH, SF, DR and DMC and AAA titles like Dragon's Dogma will...

A remake of Chip and Dale Rescue Rangers wouldn't be considered a major title though.

After disappointing sales of outsourced titles in the 2012 fiscal year (03/31/12-03/31/13), Capcom cancelled a number of projects in early development in early 2013 and initiated a company-wide restructure, which included shifting most titles, including all major titles, to internal development...

It can only really be DMC, RE2 Remake, Revelations 3 or Monster Hunter. Those are the most likely, and would take precedence over any other franchise not already out. Similarly, Capcom has only low key indicated its investment in new console IPs compared to established franchises. SFV will be...

It's not that. Only new titles would be considered major titles, and only stuff like RE7, DR4, MvC: I, SFV, MHX". DMC, RE2 Remake, or a new Dragon's Dogma, Dino Crisis, Onimusha, Darkstalkers, Mega Man on the scale of those titles would be "major titles". Sales expectations are down in Japan...

Fixed. Sorry about that.