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"Who knows, we could bring him back when he's 70" - Resident Evil Requiem director reckons Leon's got what it takes to last
Resident Evil Requiem director Koshi Nakanishi believes the character Leon S. Kennedy could remain a compelling protagonist even into his 70s, suggesting an approach that doesn't strictly age characters with each new installment. The game itself has become Capcom's fastest-selling entry, exceeding 7 million copies sold.
Resident Evil Requiem's director teases more Leon Kennedy: 'We could bring him back when he's 70'
Resident Evil Requiem director Koshi Nakanishi expressed openness to continuing Leon Kennedy's story into his 70s, emphasizing the character's enduring appeal. He also discussed Capcom's approach to aging characters in the series, stating there's no strict rule to replace established faces with younger ones. The article highlights Leon's blend of humor and seriousness in Requiem and the potential for future adventures.
