Dino Crisis, the remake imagined in splendid illustrations

Waiting for that Capcom finally decide to get to work for the development of a (highly requested) remake by Dino Crisis, an illustrator by the name Alexander Forssberg brings the classic third-person horror video game to life with illustrations of frightening beauty. Concept art show on screen Regina, the protagonist of the work Capcom, struggling with two terrifying T-Rex and the usual, inevitable, Velociraptor (as well as a pack of Procompsognathus).

To unleash the imagination and make the desire to dedicate such illustrations to Dino Crisis (who await you at the bottom of the news) unstoppable, we are sure the recent Capcom remakes dedicated to Resident Evil 2 and Resident Evil 3 have played a fundamental role. then, in reality, the splendid remake of the first chapter was also made (for PlayStation 3 and PlayStation 4), but hardly anyone seems to remember it. Shortly before the beginning of the summer, a player had decided to recreate the atmosphere of Dino Crisis through the creation of a mod, titled Dino Evil 3, which exploits the foundations of the technical sector of Resident Evil 3 to make fans return to dream, transforming the classic zombies into terrifying T-Rex, also making Jill Valentine, the protagonist of Resident Evil, dress the role of Regina.

Dino Crisis, made by the game director Shinji Mikami, made his debut on PlayStation (later converted also for Dreamcast and PC) the July 1, 1999 in Japan. At the end of the summer of the same year, and precisely on August 31, the title was published in the United States and Canada and then, finally, arrive in Europe on 29 October. The PlayStation-only version of Dino Crisis did record over 2.4 million copies sold. Waiting for official announcements from Capcom (towards which we will not stop hoping), there is nothing left to do, except invite you to enjoy the illustrations, which exude charm from every single pixel. Finally, we emphasize that the inspiration for the first chapter of the Jurassic Park film trilogy is clear and gives the images, if possible, even more epicity (you will agree, we are sure!).