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Capcom Knows Its Resident Evil Remakes Will Eventually Catch Up With Newer Games, But Has a Plan For When That Happens
IGN • • technology
Key Points:
- Capcom is preparing for the eventual point when its Resident Evil remakes catch up to the newer mainline games, considering Resident Evil 7 as a "turning point" in the series' development.
- The company has successfully remade Resident Evil 2, 3, and 4, with a Resident Evil Code Veronica remake planned for next year and a Resident Evil 0 remake expected in 2028; only Resident Evil 5 and 6 remain unreleased as remakes.
- Capcom is exploring options for the future, including potentially remaking older titles again, creating crossovers involving key series elements like Umbrella and Spencer, or pursuing new directions beyond remakes.
- The inclusion of fan-favorite elements and storylines in recent games like Resident Evil Village and Requiem has been well-received, influencing Capcom's plans to deepen interconnected narratives in upcoming titles.
- While Resident Evil 5 and 6 present challenges due to mixed reception and controversy, Capcom may consider revisiting these games, but the focus remains on upcoming remakes and evolving the series over time.
