Capcom would like to continue bringing the classics to the new generation of consoles
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Capcom’s foray into recreations of its most iconic series has been a great success. After the acclaimed remakes of Resident Evil 2, 3 and 4, the franchise has followed a higher path to fame than currently thought. Are updated versions of the classics have been praised for their modernized mechanics, improved graphics and fidelity to the original gamesoffering a nostalgic yet fresh experience for both old fans and new players.
With Resident Evil 9 in development, Capcom seems not wanting to be left behind with this type of deliveries. Rumors about remakes of Resident Evil Zero and Code Veronica have excited the gaming community. Building on past success, The studio would like to continue revitalizing the titles beloved of the series, promising fans more opportunities to enjoy familiar plots and characters in the new generation of consoles.
Capcom confirms that they plan to release more remakes of Resident Evil
According to a recent report by https://twitter.com/AestheticGamer1/status/1795075373727613065Capcom does not plan to stop with the remakes of Resident Evil due to the impact they have had worldwide. Apparently, the appreciation that fans have shown has motivated the studio to consider making more of these classic installments adapted to the new format of the industry.
“Yes. We’ve released three remakes so far and they’ve all been very well received. Since it allows a modern audience to play these games, it’s something I’m happy to do as someone who loves these older games, and we want to continue making more “. – Capcom.
Although there are no official details of which could be the next titles that the studio plans to release, IGN confirms, as does the insider’s source, that It could be Resident Evil Zero and Resident Evil: Code Veronicafollowing the same line as the remakes of Resident Evil 2, Resident Evil 3 and Resident Evil 4. This implies that the games will offer graphics updates and gameplay, preserving the essence and original plot appreciated by fans.
Resident Evil Zero, the prequel to the 1996 classic, was released Originally for GameCube in 2002. Here we follow Rebecca Chambers and Billy Coen, who face horrors in the Arklay Mountains. In 2016, a remastered version in high definition for modern consoles and later came to Nintendo Switch in 2019, but since then There have only been rumors about its remake.
On the other hand, Code Veronica It premiered in 2000 on Dreamcast as the fourth main title in the saga. Considered a hidden gem, it transports us to a remote island prison in the Antarctic Ocean, where Claire Redfield fights to survive with her brother Chris. The reason why this title was a milestone is because it was the first game in the series in use 3D environments in real timethus changing the gameplay completely and making the experience more comfortable and fluid. Like Zero, he received a remastered for Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 in 2014.
Capcom would like to bring back Resident Evil Zero and Code Veronica
In December 2023, Yasuhiro Anpo, director of the Resident Evil 4 remake, indicated that Capcom would continue with its remakeswith an upcoming announcement in the works. Anpo’s claims, backed by Dusk Golem and IGN leaks, confirm Capcom’s intention to revive two titles praised by critics, but which They did not reach the same audience than its predecessors.
“Which game we will remake in the future is something we would like to announce in the future, so please look forward to it.” – Capcom.
These two games, seen by many as survival horror masterpieces, will have the opportunity to shine again and seduce a new generation of players. In addition to these remakes, the The future of Resident Evil looks promising. Capcom is moving forward with Resident Evil 9, the next key chapter in the series, and The premiere of Monster Hunter Wilds is in mind by 2025. Without a doubt, fans of the study have a lot to look forward to in the coming years.
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