10. Onimusha
Granted, Capcom already has a lot on their plate with the forthcoming Devil May Cry reboot, but heres a franchise wed rather see get the reboot treatment, given how enjoyable the first few games were, and how long its been since weve had an Onimusha game (thats coming up to 7 years!). When we remember that all the major titles in the series so far have been fairly well-received, it seems to come down to sales, as though the first and second games reaped over 2 million sales each, the fourth game barely scraped one quarter of that. Still, we love that mixture of old Japanese history with supernatural hack-and-slash combat, so we hope that with a stylistic fine-tuning, perhaps we could get another title. What about updating the gameplay mechanics to suit the current trends, such as Capcom did so well with Resident Evil 4? Using that engine or a similar one, Onimusha could be relevant again, and also become another sales juggernaut for the publisher.