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Capcom Files New Trademark For Onimusha
Capcom apparently has plans to resurrect the Onimusha series in some form, judging by a new trademark filed by Capcom.
A poster on NeoGAF has pointed out a Japanese trademark for the property, although nothing is known about the filing other than it's new and not a renewal. Whether it's used for a new console or mobile title, a remaster, or at all is unknown.
The series last made an appearance in North America with Onimusha: Dawn of Dreams in 2006 on PS2.
[Source: NeoGAF]
Our Take
It's possible Capcom may be readying something for the PlayStation Experience or the Game Awards this week, but trademark filings can be unreliable.
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