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Resident Evil Requiem Development Started by Exploring the Concept of Fear, Says DirectorResident Evil Requiem director Koshi Nakanishi stated that the game's development began with a focus on the concept of fear, balancing horror elements with cathartic action. Producer Masato Kumazawa also discussed the positive player reception to the game's story, particularly the return to Raccoon City, and the fan appreciation for character designs like Grace Ashcroft.- Resident Evil Requiem Players Miss the Merchant from RE4 So Much That Someone Made a Mod to Add Him to the GameA new mod has been released for Resident Evil Requiem that adds the beloved Merchant character from Resident Evil 4. Players expressed disappointment at the Merchant's absence in the latest installment, and this mod aims to bring back the familiar vendor.
Capcom didn't even mention her character's name, but one Resident Evil Requiem actor is suddenly in the running for fan-favorite: "Shocked in the best way possible"Actress Isabella Inchbald expressed surprise and delight at the unexpected popularity of her character, Selena Corey, in Resident Evil Requiem. Despite Capcom not initially highlighting the character and Inchbald having limited information during recording, Selena has become a fan favorite, leading to significant cosplay and fan art. Inchbald described her performance as channeling a 'half-child and half-siren' persona, which resonated with players.
As a genre veteran I love to be surprised, so here are the 10 best RPGs where you can expect the unexpectedThis article ranks the top 10 RPGs that offer unexpected scenarios and freedom for player experimentation. Games like Cyberpunk 2077, Dragon's Dogma 2, and Disco Elysium are highlighted for their unpredictable stories, emergent gameplay, and unique settings. The ranking is based on the 'Expect the Unexpected' RPG vibe, focusing on games that provide novel and unusual situations.
Capcom should use their money to reboot Maximo: Ghosts To Glory - Reader's FeatureA reader suggests that Capcom should leverage its recent success and financial gains to reboot the PlayStation 2 title Maximo: Ghosts To Glory. The article highlights the game's potential as a 3D platformer with combat, despite its original difficulty, and contrasts it with other Capcom remakes like Dino Crisis.
20 upcoming video games I’m more interested in than GTA 6 - Reader's FeatureA reader explains their lack of interest in Grand Theft Auto 6, detailing 20 upcoming games they are more excited about. The list includes titles like Forza Horizon 6, Marvel's Wolverine, and Fable, spanning various genres and platforms.
Pragmata Xbox Series X ReviewPragmata is a third-person action-adventure game for Xbox Series X where players control Hugh, an engineer investigating a lunar research station. The gameplay blends shooting with a unique real-time hacking mechanic to expose robot enemies' weak points. The game features engaging combat, enjoyable weapon customization, and a well-paced story with impressive visuals.- Pragmata Community Comforts a Dad Who Shared That Diana Reminds Him of His Late DaughterThe Capcom community has been moved by a fan's story about how the upcoming game Pragmata reminded him of his late daughter. This emotional connection has resonated deeply within the player base.
The New Resident Evil Movie Takes A Page From The Series' Least-Liked GameThe upcoming Resident Evil reboot film is drawing inspiration from the games, particularly Resident Evil 6 and Resident Evil 4, according to director Zach Cregger and production designer Tom Hammock. Hammock confirmed that creature elements from Resident Evil 6 will be featured, with the team pulling specific designs like tentacles and teeth integration. Cregger also acknowledged that the film will not directly adapt the game's storylines, aiming instead for a fresh interpretation.
Move Over, Indy - This New Game Boy Color Indie Wants Some 'Fortune & Glory'Fortune & Glory, a new Game Boy Color platformer inspired by classic Disney titles and Indiana Jones, has successfully launched its Kickstarter campaign, exceeding its goal on the first day. Developed by Matthew Loffhagen, the game features a Scrooge McDuck-inspired protagonist exploring a cat city for ancient artifacts. The project has already won second place in the Game Boy Competition 2025 jam.- Rumor MillCapcom has teased that its latest venture, Pragmata, might have a future despite a difficult development cycle. While not a confirmation of a sequel, the company suggested the game could join its iconic franchises. The article also notes that PC Gamer reported on this development.
Pragmata 2 Might Happen as Capcom Calls It an IP to ExploreCapcom is exploring the possibility of turning its IP Pragmata into a franchise, following its successful sales of over one million copies in its first two days. The company's chief operating officer, Rob Dyer, indicated that Pragmata is an IP Capcom can continue to develop. This news comes after a strong year for Capcom with successful releases like Resident Evil Requiem and Monster Hunter Stories 3.
It's not confirmation of a Pragmata sequel, but Capcom has teased that its latest venture could have a future among its pantheon of iconic franchises after a tough developmentCapcom COO of USA, Rob Dyer, has indicated that the company views Pragmata as a potential new franchise, despite its challenging development cycle. The game has achieved over one million sales in two days, a success Capcom believes is a strong starting point for future installments. Dyer also commented on the game's rocky development, stating it was ultimately worth the effort.
Resident Evil Requiem Director Breaks Down Players' Camera PreferencesResident Evil Requiem director Koshi Nakanishi discussed player camera preferences, noting that about 90% of players chose third-person for Leon's segments, while 60% opted for first-person for Grace's story, with 40% switching to third-person. Producer Masato Kumazawa stated these results were largely in line with development expectations, with regional preferences also noted.
Resident Evil movie director Zach Cregger reveals the impossible-to-spot Resident Evil 4 Easter egg he snuck into the…Director Zach Cregger revealed a deep-cut Easter egg from Resident Evil 4, a green herb in a replicated bucket, that he included in his upcoming Resident Evil movie. Cregger, a self-proclaimed fan of the franchise, demonstrated his passion for the series by incorporating the subtle detail.
After a successful debut, it sounds like Capcom believes its brand-new IP Pragmata has a bright future aheadCapcom's new intellectual property, Pragmata, has achieved strong initial sales, selling 1 million copies in its first two days. Capcom USA COO Rob Dyer indicated that the company sees Pragmata as a potential franchise with a bright future, despite its lengthy and delayed development cycle. The game, which launched in April, received a positive review for its experimental nature.
Capcom teases that Pragmata might have a future as a franchiseCapcom COO Rob Dyer has indicated that Pragmata could become a long-running franchise, following its strong sales of one million copies in two days. This suggests Capcom sees potential for further development and expansion of the Pragmata intellectual property.
Now You Can Play Capcom's Iconic Mega Man 2 on Your, Er, WristCapcom's classic NES title Mega Man 2 has been reimagined for a wearable device called Mega Man: My Play Watch. This digital watch features a redesigned version of the game optimized for touchscreen controls, allowing players to time jumps and shoot with simple taps. It also includes themed health tracking features like a step tracker and calorie monitor, with the device priced at $79.99 and available for pre-order.
New Resident Evil Movie Parallels RE2 Story but Skips Nemesis | HappyGamerDirector Zach Cregger's upcoming Resident Evil movie will parallel the story of Resident Evil 2, focusing on survival horror elements and omitting the Nemesis character. This approach aims to respect the source material and capture the atmosphere of the original game, unlike previous film adaptations. The decision to exclude Nemesis is seen as logical given the focus on characters other than S.T.A.R.S. members.
Capcom teases that Pragmata might have a future as a franchise, after at least 6 years in development hell pays off with…Capcom COO Rob Dyer has indicated that Pragmata has franchise potential following its successful launch and sales performance. Despite a lengthy and delayed development cycle, the new intellectual property has met Capcom's expectations, suggesting future installments are possible.