“Wizardry” Port Trend to Continue? Dricom President: “We Want Related Titles Playable in Today’s Environment”

Now that the ownership rights have been clarified, expectations for *V*—just like for the first installment—are slowly building.

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Will the Trend of “Wizardry” Porting Continue? Dricom President: “We’ll Do Our Best to Make Related Titles Playable in Today’s Environment”
Will the Trend of “Wizardry” Porting Continue? Dricom President: “We’ll Do Our Best to Make Related Titles Playable in Today’s Environment”
  • Will the Trend of “Wizardry” Porting Continue? Dricom President: “We’ll Do Our Best to Make Related Titles Playable in Today’s Environment”
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Marking the series’ 45th anniversary, the *Wizardry* series has announced numerous commemorative projects, including a port of the Super Famicom version of *Wizardry VI: The Forbidden Magic Pen*. It seems the trend of re-releases for modern platforms is far from over.

Dricom President, Who Holds Trademarks and Other Rights, Expresses Desire for Further Revivals

Hiroki Naito, President of Dricom—which holds various domestic and international rights related to “Wizardry,” including trademarks, and manages the IP’s brand—revealed via his X account that the company is considering porting as many related titles as possible.

Among the most recent developments related to the series, Atari’s acquisition of the rights to the series from the original game through *Wizardry V* had also drawn significant attention.With the ownership of the rights now significantly clearer than before—and with Dricom issuing a statement indicating it had been contacted by Atari—this news raised expectations for future developments. Although not directly related, the president’s recent remarks are likely to further heighten anticipation in this regard.






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