Resident Evil: Code Veronica
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Resident Evil 4 is The Most Successful Remake of All Time at 16.8 Million Sales – Rumor
Resident Evil 4 Remake has reportedly sold 16.8 million units, making it the most successful remake of all time according to Alinea Analytics. This figure surpasses previous official sales data from Capcom. Other successful remakes mentioned include ARK: Survival Ascended, The Last of Us Part I, and The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered.
Capcom wants to release a Resident Evil every year and sees remakes as the way to make it happen
Capcom producer Masachika Kawata stated the company aims to release a Resident Evil title annually, utilizing remakes to fund new projects and maintain a consistent release schedule. While a full annual release of new mainline entries is challenging, remakes are considered as important as new titles and help provide financial resources for both the Resident Evil series and new intellectual properties like Pragmata.
Resident Evil remakes allow Capcom to release yearly games in the series and invest money back into new games like…
Capcom producer Masachika Kawata explained that Resident Evil remakes are crucial for the company's strategy, allowing them to release games in the series annually and reinvest profits into new titles like Pragmata. These remakes, such as the upcoming Resident Evil: Code Veronica, are considered as important as mainline entries and help hone the development team's skills.
Capcom explains why it’s putting out so many Resident Evil remakes and why there aren’t a lot of spin-offs
Capcom's Masachika Kawata explained that the frequent release of Resident Evil remakes helps the company maintain a yearly release schedule and allows developers to hone their skills. He also stated that a lack of developer resources, with efforts focused on new entries and remakes, is why fewer spin-off titles are being produced.
Resident Evil Film Reboot Gets An Excellent Official Trailer, More Story Details Revealed
The official trailer for the Resident Evil film reboot has been released, offering a new look at Raccoon City's nightmare and introducing a new protagonist named Bryan. The film, set to hit theaters on September 18, 2026, aims to be a love letter to the games while exploring a new narrative direction. Rumors suggest positive reactions from test screenings, with potential implications for future Resident Evil titles.
Resident Evil Is Reportedly Reinventing Side Stories Through DLC, And It Could Change the Series
Industry insider Dusk Golem suggests Capcom is shifting from standalone Resident Evil side stories to larger DLC expansions for mainline titles like Resident Evil Requiem. This strategy aims to test experimental ideas and explore secondary characters, potentially changing the franchise's future direction. While this approach offers flexibility and risk mitigation, it also carries the danger of over-reliance on community feedback and potential stagnation.
The rumoured Resident Evil 1 Remake reportedly entered pre-production last year
A rumored remake of the original Resident Evil game reportedly entered pre-production nearly a year ago, according to insider Dusk Golem. Development is expected to proceed after Resident Evil Veronica, with a potential release around 2029. Another insider report suggests Resident Evil Zero entered full production in late 2022, possibly making it the next remake after Veronica.
Resident Evil Requiem DLC is Large and Story-Focused, Coming After Veronica – Rumor
A new rumor suggests that the upcoming downloadable content for Resident Evil Requiem will be a substantial, story-focused expansion, comparable in scope to Separate Ways and Shadow of Rose. This DLC is reportedly delayed and will release after the rumored Resident Evil Veronica remake. Capcom is reportedly investing in longer, more experimental story DLCs for its Resident Evil titles to address performance issues with side games and fill release schedules.
Famitsu’s most wanted games – July 12, 2026 – Final Fantasy Resonance makes first appearance, Zelda in the top 10
The latest Famitsu's most wanted games chart reveals new entries and rising popularity. Final Fantasy Resonance debuts on Nintendo Switch 2, while Zelda: Ocarina of Time climbs into the top ten. The rankings are based on reader votes cast between June 24 and June 30.
The Gaming Industry Is Eating Itself Alive
Xbox is undergoing a massive restructuring, including 3,200 layoffs, impacting numerous studios and divisions like Activision, Bethesda, and Blizzard. While some studios regain independence and first-party projects remain safe for now, the article criticizes Xbox's overall strategy, citing Game Pass's performance and declining hardware revenue. The piece also touches on PlayStation's similar issues with digital ownership and preservation, painting a bleak picture for the future of gaming costs and ownership.
Famitsu’s most wanted games – July 5, 2026 – Xenoblade Genesis makes first appearance, Zelda moves up
Famitsu's latest most wanted games chart reveals Xenoblade Genesis making its debut, while The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time climbs the rankings. Pokemon Winds and Waves maintain their usual lead in reader votes. The chart reflects Japanese gamers' anticipation for upcoming titles, with new entries appearing following recent summer showcases.
Nintendo Switch 2 has accidentally become the most appealing console right now
Amidst rising console prices and studio closures from Sony and Microsoft, the Nintendo Switch 2 has emerged as the most appealing gaming device due to its competitive pricing and value. Despite not being as powerful as its rivals, the Switch 2 offers a more futureproof investment with strong first-party support and a growing library of third-party titles, making it a stable and accessible option for consumers.
Resident Evil Can’t Rely On Nostalgia Forever
The Resident Evil franchise risks creative stagnation by over-relying on nostalgia and remakes, despite recent successes like Resident Evil 7 and Resident Evil 4. While titles like Resident Evil: Requiem offer polished experiences, they often retread familiar ground and themes. The series needs to embrace bold new directions, as it has in the past, to continue thriving and avoid becoming repetitive.
Capcom announces Spotlight showcase for this week including Dragon's Dogma 2: Dark Arisen and more, but don't…
Capcom announced a new "Capcom Spotlight" showcase scheduled for June 25th, focusing on updates for Dragon's Dogma 2: Dark Arisen, Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflection, and Onimusha: Way of the Sword. The stream will last approximately 30 minutes and will not feature new information on Resident Evil Veronica or Tifa's appearance in Street Fighter 6.
Capcom is Not Following a “Master Plan” For Resident Evil Remakes – Rumor
Industry insider Dusk Golem claims Capcom has no current master plan for remaking Resident Evil 5 or 6, with development decisions based on 5-year plans. While remakes of Resident Evil Veronica and Resident Evil 0 are planned and will tie into the original Resident Evil, there is no initiative to remake all titles or specifically restructure the narrative towards Resident Evil Requiem.
This wireless Dreamcast controller is rad, but I'd focus on its six-button sibling over Prime Day if you're…
This article reviews the Retro Fighters StrikerDC and D6 wireless controllers for the Sega Dreamcast, highlighting their compatibility with the VMU and 2.4GHz connection. The D6 is recommended for fighting game fans due to its six-button layout, while the StrikerDC is better suited for 3D titles like Sonic Adventure.
God of War Laufey proves women are still gaining ground in gaming, and I'm thrilled Kratos is sitting this one out
The upcoming God of War game, God of War Laufey, will feature Kratos' late wife, Laufey, as the protagonist, a significant shift that challenges traditional gender roles in gaming. Despite some backlash, the article argues that featuring female leads like Laufey, Ellie, and Lara Croft is a positive and growing trend in the industry, with players increasingly embracing diverse stories.
Resident Evil Veronica Changes We’d Like To See
This article discusses potential changes and improvements for a hypothetical remake of Resident Evil: Code Veronica. It suggests that given the 27 years since the original's release, several aspects of the game could benefit from modernization and updates to align with contemporary gaming standards.
I'm glad Resident Evil Veronica will have a "reimagined story" – remakes need reinvention to…
The author expresses excitement for the Resident Evil Veronica remake, particularly the "reimagined story" aspect. They argue that remakes need to update outdated elements and potentially alter characters to remain relevant for modern audiences, citing subtle changes in Resident Evil 4 Remake as a positive example. The article speculates on how the remake might address controversial elements and align with the evolving narrative of the Resident Evil series.
New Resident Evil Veronica info apparently set for Gamescom 2026
Capcom is expected to reveal new information about Resident Evil Veronica at Gamescom 2026, potentially including a new trailer during the Opening Night Live event. This news comes from an unconfirmed report.