Conspiracy theorists commence! Image: Sony September Showcase / Sony If you look in the bottom right corner of the screen you’ll see the symbol for Las Plagas (the infection in RE4). At this point in the video, a ground of soldiers come out of a lift with their weapons raised. The Resident Evil 4 remake teaser can be found at around the 1:49 mark. Why Sony did this is up for debate (perhaps it will be a PlayStation exclusive after all), what isn’t is that it got fans rather excited. Sony potentially teased the upcoming Resident Evil remake in their 2021 September showcase. Specific details are still scarce, but we’ll keep our ear to the ground for future updates. The trailer was a definite highlight and the response of fans has been very positive. Image: Resident Evil 4 / Capcom State of Play (June 2022)Īfter much speculation, the Resident Evil 4 remake has officially been announced at Sony’s June 22 State of Play event. This could make a lot of sense, and be kind of like Capcom’s version of the Demons’ Souls remake. Capcom have yet to release a fully next-gen title in any of their major IPs. While I’m not convinced of the authenticity of this leak, I think the first part of the rumour is likely correct. They also claimed Sony were trying to negotiate for it to be a timed PS5 exclusive (between 6-12 months).
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Essentially, the leaker stated that the RE4 remake will only be available on PS5, Xbox Series X/S and PC. This rumour was started by an anonymous leaker on Reddit. Image: Resident Evil 4 (remake) / Capcom A next-gen exclusive? Mikami also stated that he believes Capcom will try to give the remake a scarier vibe that’s more inline with Resident Evil 7 and Resident Evil Village. Mikami stated that the narrative of the game would be improved if this cut content were to be reintegrated into a Resident Evil 4 remake. He also mentioned that he was disappointed regarding how the story of the original game was executed, highlighting that vital material was cut due to time constraints some. First of all, Mikami was keen to communicate his support for the project, as long as the game was treated with respect and proper care. In an interview with Shinji Mikami, director of the original Resident Evil 4, a number of interesting details came to light regarding the Resident Evil 4 remake. Bigger than original and likely will be semi-open world Will explore more The Merchant and Chainsaw Man This design choice makes sense, as the over-the-shoulder camera angle of the original lends itself well to open world game design. A semi-open world gameĭusk Golem also posted that, as a direct response to the main criticism of the Resident Evil 3 remake (too linear and small), the Resident Evil 4 remake would feature a more open world than the original. However, that’s not all Dusk Golem has thrown to the horde of hungry Resident Evil fans. AestheticGamer aka Dusk Golem May 17, 2021 Of course Capcom is aware of leaks, they do investigations on them, the big hack was a big problem for them partially due to private personal information.
(1/5) People have been asking me this morning about RE:4 Remake Reddit rumor. He also claimed that the game has been in development since 2018 (two years before the third game in the remake series was even released), and has the codename ‘chainsaw project’. Horror video game insider, Dusk Golem, is one of the main sources behind the rumour that much of the work on the Resident Evil 4 remake was thrown out and started anew. And while these sources should generally be taken with a grain of salt, in this specific instance the leaker has a reputation for accuracy. It’s just a matter of striking a balance between respecting the original and improving on it right.įor our money, we expect to see a Resident Evil 4 remake in 2023.Ī decent amount of what we know about the next instalment in Capcom’s series of zombie-filled remakes has come to us through a prominent Resident Evil leaker. This is doubly true because the original is widely regarded, at least to many nostalgic fans, as the best entry in the series. Therefore, it would be madness for Capcom to abandon their remake project prematurely. While less than the Resident Evil 2 remake, these sales figures still constituted a ‘hit’ according to Capcom. The third entry in the remake series, despite the issues mentioned above, still sold over 4 million copies worldwide. Fear not though, it is beyond doubt that the game is well on its way to completion. There is currently no official release date for a Resident Evil 4 remake, largely because Capcom haven’t announced its existence.
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