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Dragon's Dogma 2: possibility of PS4 sequel 'growing', director also keen for Devil May Cry 5

Dragon's Dogma director Hideaki Itsuno has expressed interest in a PS4 sequel to his original RPG-action romp. He's also interested in working on Rival Schools 3 and Devil May Cry 5.

Speaking with PlayStation Japan's community site, Itsuno said, "In my head, I have a story and setting for the next one, but it’s not one that can be easily done… (laughs). For example, voices say “coming for PS4!” and it seems to happen quite a whole lot. The possibility to be able to make it might to be growing (laughs).

"In addition to that, I want to also make a miniature garden simulation, as well as make more games for (established) series such as “Rival Schools 3” and “Devil May Cry 5.” Later on, I would even like to make a game that captures authentic fighting and, such as Street Fighter II did, to develop a new genre of fighting games.

"Inside of me there are a lot of things I want to make, and because there are already concepts, there might be a chance! I have this feeling (laughs)."

What do you make of the above? Is there a fighting chance Dragon's Dogma 2 could come to PS4? After all, Capcom is favouring Sony's format with the release of Deep Down.

Itsuno isn't afraid to speak his mind - as you can see in my delightful interview with him from last year - so this could all just be wishful thinking on his part.

That said, what do you think?

Via DualShockers & MFBB.

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