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近日，卡普空总监伊津野英昭确认，《龙之信条2》开发更新进程将尽快分享。据外媒报道，伊津野明确表示，开发方面的事情进展顺利。
伊津野在回答新年期望时表示，“我目前正全身心投入在《龙之信条2》的制作中，事情进展顺利，所以我希望能更进一步加快我们的开发进度，以便我们能尽快与玩家分享最新进展。”
《龙之信条2》在2022年6月的系列10周年展示会上首次亮相，然后这款游戏便沉寂下去，没有任何关于平台或发行日期的信息。
Dragon’s Dogma 2 is on the way, but we know precious little else about when it will arrive. The game was announced by director Hideaki Itsuno back in June with an adorable t-shirt reveal, but there were no other details provided. No trailer, no window, and not even a single mention of the technology powering Dragon’s Dogma 2. The most we have is from an insider claiming that it’ll use the same engine as the recent Resident Evil games, Monster Hunter Rise, and Devil May Cry 5. Thankfully, we might not have to wait too long to find out more. In its annual end-of-year chat with Japanese game creators, Itsuno told Famitsu (via Gematsu) that more info is coming in 2023. Related: The Steam Deck Hasn’t Helped Me Tackle My Backlog But Touching Grass Has "I’m currently immersed in the production of Dragon’s Dogma 2, so much so that I’m losing my sense of what season it is," Itsumo said when asked for a status update on the upcoming sequel. "Things are moving along well, so I hope to further our development progress so that we can share an update with you as soon as possible." Initially released in 2012 for the PS3 and Xbox 360, Dragon's Dogma was a fantasy hack-and-slash RPG that attempted to bring online elements to a single-player adventure. While Dark Souls did this with the invasion system and the ability for players to write helpful (or not-so-helpful messages) for other players, Dragon's Dogma introduced the Pawn system, allowing the player to send NPCs from their game to other players. While the game struggled in Western markets, it was a big hit in Japan, and the 2016 PC release saw a resurgence that made it one of Capcom's biggest PC releases at the time. A Netflix series further rekindled interest in Dragon's Dogma back in 2020, and the recent sequel announcement even caused a spike in players of the original game on Steam. Famitsu spoke to over 140 people for its year-end wrap-up, with another being Metal Gear Survive producer Noriaki Okamura. He said his keyword for 2023 is "long-awaited," and that "2023 will be a year of many announcements," potentially hinting at one of the many rumors of a Metal Gear Solid remake.