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First Three Resident Evil Games Now Available On Steam With DRM
Capcom and GOG have released the original versions of Resident Evil, Resident Evil 2, and Resident Evil 3: Nemesis on Steam, featuring enhanced graphics and quality-of-life improvements. The Steam versions include Enigma DRM, unlike their GOG counterparts, and are available at a discounted launch price of $4.99 before returning to $9.99.
Games Inbox: What is the biggest Xbox game of 2026?
Readers discuss potential major Xbox releases for 2026, with Forza Horizon 6, Halo: Campaign Evolved, and Fable being highlighted as strong contenders. The conversation also touches on the rising cost of consoles, the cancellation of The Last of Us Online, and the potential for a Nintendo Switch 2 Lite.
Resident Evil Code Veronica Remake – The Biggest Rumored Details You Should Know
Rumors suggest that Capcom is developing a remake of Resident Evil: Code Veronica, with reports indicating a potential release in the first half of 2027. While not officially confirmed, multiple insider claims and fan demand point towards this being the next major remake in the series, potentially featuring expanded roles for characters and a darker tone.
Resident Evil Film Reboot Got Positive Response at a Test Screening – Rumor
A test screening for Zach Cregger's upcoming live-action Resident Evil film reboot reportedly went well, according to insider Daniel Richtman. While details remain scarce, director Cregger has stated the film will be a "love letter" to the games, following their lore while telling an original story. The movie is a reboot, produced by PlayStation Productions and Constantin Film.
Resident Evil, Resident Evil 2 & Resident Evil 3 get surprise Steam release
Capcom has surprise-released the original Resident Evil, Resident Evil 2, and Resident Evil 3 on Steam. The classic survival horror titles are now available for purchase on the digital distribution platform.
First 3 Resident Evil Games and Breath of Fire IV Head to Steam With DRM
Capcom has released the PC versions of Resident Evil, Resident Evil 2, Resident Evil 3: Nemesis, and Breath of Fire IV on Steam. These versions include Digital Rights Management (DRM) via The Enigma Protector, a feature absent in their previous GOG releases. The games are currently available at a 50% launch discount.
Claim Resident Evil 30th Anniversary PS5, PS4 Freebies for PSN
PlayStation is offering free digital avatars to celebrate the Resident Evil franchise's 30th anniversary in 2026. Players on PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 can claim these avatars by wishlisting or purchasing Resident Evil Requiem and downloading the Sony Pictures Core app. Voucher codes will be delivered via email and console notifications by late June 2026.
Game History and Preservation
GOG has released optimized ports of the original PC Resident Evil trilogy on Steam, making these classic titles more accessible. This move highlights ongoing efforts in game preservation, ensuring older games can be played on modern platforms.
Grab These Resident Evil PSN Avatars for Free This Month
Capcom is offering free Resident Evil-themed PlayStation Network avatars to celebrate the series' 30th anniversary. To obtain these avatars, users must wishlist or purchase Resident Evil Requiem, download the Sony Pictures Core app on PS5 or PS4, and then sign up on a specific webpage. The avatars feature iconic characters like Leon S. Kennedy, Jill Valentine, Chris Redfield, Claire Redfield, and Ada Wong.
Capcom Adds All 3 OG Resident Evil Games to Steam, But There's a Catch
Capcom has released the original three Resident Evil games, Resident Evil 1, Resident Evil 2, and Resident Evil 3: Nemesis, on Steam for PC. The availability of these classic titles on the digital distribution platform comes as a surprise to fans.
Capcom brings the OG Resident Evil trilogy to Steam, but their DRM could be a sticking point
Capcom has released the original Resident Evil trilogy and Breath of Fire 4 on Steam, offering them at a discounted introductory price. However, the inclusion of The Enigma Protector DRM on the Resident Evil titles, which were previously DRM-free on GOG, has drawn criticism and may deter some buyers. The Resident Evil 1 HD Remaster is also available and is DRM-free.
Resident Evil's PS1 trilogy finally comes to Steam alongside cult classic JRPG Breath of Fire 4, but Capcom's retroactive DRM isn't going down well with everyone
Capcom has released the original PlayStation 1 trilogy of Resident Evil games and the cult classic JRPG Breath of Fire 4 onto Steam. While the un-remastered titles have received positive reviews, some players are unhappy about the retroactive addition of DRM. The games are currently available with a 50% introductory discount.
Original Resident Evil trilogy with GOG's fresh coat of paint is finally on Steam, but you will have to put up with Enigma DRM
The original Resident Evil trilogy, along with Breath of Fire 4, has been released on Steam with enhancements developed by GOG. These versions include various quality-of-life improvements for modern hardware. However, unlike the GOG versions, the Steam releases incorporate third-party Enigma DRM, which has previously been reported to impact game performance.
Breath of Fire IV plus classic Resident Evil 1-3 from GOG arrive on Steam - but with DRM
Classic titles Breath of Fire IV and the original Resident Evil trilogy have been released on Steam, with GOG credited as a co-developer. These re-releases feature enhancements for modern systems but include "The Enigma Protector" DRM, which is absent in their GOG versions. Linux and Steam Deck users may require additional tweaks for these games.
Resident Evil Creator's New Studio Sold To Stellar Blade Owner
Shinji Mikami, the creator of Resident Evil, has sold his studio Unbound to Shift Up, the developer behind Stellar Blade. Unbound is currently working on new PC and console games for the global market. Mikami stated that the partnership with Shift Up is ideal for focusing on creativity.
Original Resident Evil Trilogy Now on Steam
Capcom has released the original Resident Evil, Resident Evil 2, and Resident Evil 3: Nemesis on Steam for PC. These classic survival horror titles were previously only available on GOG. The games are currently 50% off until April 15th.
Original Resident Evil, Resident Evil 2, Resident Evil 3: Nemesis, and Breath of Fire IV now available via Steam
The original versions of Resident Evil, Resident Evil 2, and Resident Evil 3: Nemesis, along with Breath of Fire IV, have been released on Steam. These titles, co-developed by Capcom and GOG, are available at a launch discount of $4.99 before returning to their standard price of $9.99. The releases include various quality-of-life improvements and updated rendering options for PC.
Because You Didn't Have Enough Games to Play This Weekend: Classic Resident Evil Survival Horror Trilogy and
Capcom has released the classic Resident Evil, Resident Evil 2, and Resident Evil 3: Nemesis trilogy on PC via Steam, with each title priced at $9.99 and available at a 50% discount. These ports retain the original experiences while adding support for modern operating systems and controllers. Additionally, Breath of Fire IV has also been released on Steam, continuing Capcom's trend of making legacy titles accessible on modern platforms.
Free Up Your Inventory Space Because Resident Evil™, Resident Evil™ 2, and Resident Evil™ 3: Nemesis All Release on Steam Today!
Capcom has released Resident Evil, Resident Evil 2, Resident Evil 3: Nemesis, and Breath of Fire IV on Steam today, coinciding with the Resident Evil series' 30th anniversary. All four titles are available for $9.99 each, with a limited-time 50% discount offered until April 15. These versions include enhancements for modern operating systems and controllers.
Apple at 50: The Pippin was a flop in 1996, but I’m ready for Apple’s bold gaming bet in 2026
This article analyzes Apple's evolving approach to gaming, contrasting its failed 1996 Pippin console with its current ecosystem-focused strategy. By leveraging Apple Silicon, a unified architecture, and services like Apple Arcade, the company aims to integrate gaming across its devices, including the Apple Vision Pro, learning from past mistakes to build a cohesive gaming platform.
