GOG has re-released both Dino Crisis and Dino Crisis 2 for PC, making these Capcom classics more accessible than ever. They come with significant quality-of-life enhancements, allowing them to run smoothly on modern systems. Improvements include upgraded DirectX rendering, support for ~4K resolution, compatibility with modern controllers, and fixes for various stability issues. Alongside these titles, GOG introduced a new "Dreamlist" feature that enables users to advocate for other classic games to be re-released, providing a platform for gamers to express their demand.
How can I support the re-release of classic games on GOG?You can use the "Dreamlist" tool on GOG to vote for your favorite classic games that you would like to see re-released. Each game can be voted for once, which helps GOG gauge consumer interest and negotiate with publishers.
Dino Crisis, originally released in 1999, is a survival horror game that features dinosaurs and intense gameplay, paving the way for the genre during its time. The sequel followed in 2000, maintaining the suspenseful atmosphere and introducing more action-oriented gameplay. These titles have a dedicated fanbase, and their re-release marks an exciting moment for nostalgia and survival horror enthusiasts alike.
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It's always a win when classics like *Dino Crisis* get a fresh coat of paint for modern systems—4K dinos and controller support Yes, please The Dreamlist feature is a genius way to let fans steer the ship, giving GOG a clear idea of what we’re all craving next.
It’s awesome to see GOG giving classics like *Dino Crisis* the modern treatment they deserve—4K dinosaurs and controller support Sign me up The Dreamlist feature is a smart move too, letting fans rally for their nostalgic favorites while giving GOG a clear roadmap for future releases.