A leaker has noted that, while Capcom won't ignore fan demand for remakes of Resident Evil 5 or 6, there are no plans for now.
The showcase will be headlined by three games - Onimusha 3: Way of the Sword, Monster Hunter Stories 3, and Dragon's Dogma 2: Dark Arisen.
A known leaker has indicated that people at Capcom are more interested in remaking Resident Evil Revelations than touching 5 or 6.
The potential new release date moves the Onimusha game further away from heavyweights like Control Resonant and Silent Hill: Townfall.
Satoru Nihei said that the demo was made more accessible for first-time players, and that it featured early-game sections.
One of Capcom's most ambitious remakes in the series yet looks to dive deeper into every aspect, from its characters to gameplay.
The base game is also getting a permanent discount, no doubt to attract new players ahead of the launch of Dark Arisen in October.
PC players can look forward to DLSS 4.0/4.5 and FSR 3.1 support, but FSR 4.0 appears to be missing for its September 25th launch.
Resident Evil Requiem's story expansion is also allegedly "further out," seemingly launching after the Code: Veronica remake.
Producer Yoshiaki Hirabayashi also feels that you'll enjoy the story more if you're "familiar with other games in the Resident Evil series."
Perhaps Capcom's most ambitious remake yet, there's certainly room for change based on everything we know about the original.
Less than a week after its reveal, Capcom's remake has accrued an impressive number of wishlists leading up to its 2027 launch.
This is the first of two planned updates that Capcom is working on as its gets ready to release the Dark Arisen expansion in October.
Producer Yoshiaki Hirabayashi has also confirmed that the directors behind the critically-acclaimed remake are taking up the same roles.
Capcom is sticking to what made the original work, though you can expect something "very much in line" with Resident Evil 2 Remake.
The “code” from Code Veronica is gone, but there are reasons why that’s a welcome change for both Claire and the remake.
"Rest assured, in the final game, the bosses and the regular Genma will put up a tougher fight," says Capcom's Akihito Kadowaki.
It’s time to grab a few marshmallows because Dante, Nero, and Vergil are bringing the fire to the Nintendo Switch 2 this month.
Capcom's 2024 action RPG is getting the enhanced edition treatment with a new region, Norgan, to explore and fresh challenges.
The Nintendo Switch 2 version of Capcom's upcoming title will also include exclusive features, like support for motion controls.
