Capcom has confirmed another remake of the Resident Evil series – INDIAN

Remakes of old parts Resident Evil horror series into the modern form are successful. Players and journalists are satisfied with the remakes of the second, third and fourth parts, sales are increasing, so it is not surprising that Capcom will continue this strategy.

At the PlayStation Partner Awards 2023 event in Singapore, the Japanese mutation of IGN confirmed himself Yasuhiro Anpo, the director of the Resident Evil 4 remake. But he did not reveal which parts will be improved.

“Again,” answered Anpo when asked if Capcom wants to continue making Resident Evil remakes. “We’ve released three remakes so far and they’ve all been very well received,” he added, talking about how excited he is that these old games can be played by today’s players. “We want to continue to create more,” he added.

If Capcom is going to proceed chronologically, then the next one is up Resident Evil 5. But as we know, many fans wish Resident Evil Code: Veronica. Capcom even recently asked fans what part they would like to see next in modern form. Code: Veronica is an important part of the main characters’ story; Claire, Chris and Wesker. Or the Japanese company can surprise and do remake of the number one, which did receive a remake in 2002, but why couldn’t it be improved once more. Additionally, in 2026, Resident Evil will celebrate its 30th anniversary.

Let’s summarize it again. Resident Evil 2 remake was released in January 2019 and sold 13.1 million units. Resident Evil 3 remake followed in April 2020, which has 8 million copies to its account. Resident Evil 4 remake was released in March this year and became the fastest selling part of the series. It quickly managed to sell 5 million units.

Players of Resident Evil 4 Remake with PlayStation VR2 they can soon look forward to a mode for virtual reality. It will arrive on 12/8 along with a free VR demo available on the PlayStation Store.

Resident Evil 4’s VR mode supports the entire main story campaign and brings another level of immersion into Leon S. Kennedy’s harrowing rescue mission. The experience allows players to see the terrifying world directly through Leon’s eyes and soak up his surroundings thanks to the PlayStation VR2’s 4K HDR display. Resident Evil 4 VR mode further enhances the atmosphere with 3D audio so players can hear the threats lurking around every corner.

Resident Evil 4 VR Mode also features a Shooting Range mode, which provides a training space that helps players hone their combat skills by trying out the mechanics of aiming, shooting, and loading each weapon.