The publisher’s consolidated financial results for Q3 of fiscal year 2023 noted that the title, which launched in March 2023, was supported by “ongoing promotional measures including free title updates for PlayStation VR2.”

It also had “proactive promotional campaigns to gain wide recognition for its intellectual property and acquire new fans, focusing primarily on series title sales, such as Resident Evil 2.” Thanks to Resident Evil 4 remake’s success, Capcom achieved 26.7 million sales for its catalog titles, up from 22 million in the same quarter of the previous fiscal year.

Resident Evil 4 remake launched for PS4, PS5, Xbox Series X/S and PC. Check out our review – we awarded it a 10 out of 10 for its quality. It would later arrive for Mac, iPhone 15 Pro and iPad last December. Along with free updates like The Mercenaries and the VR mode, Capcom released Separate Ways, a side-story from the original game, as paid DLC. Check out our review for it here.

Death Stranding Director’s Cut is is a universal purchase for iPhone 15 Max and iPhone 15 Pro Max. It also runs on iPad and Mac devices with an M1 Apple Silicon or later, and an iPhone 15 with an A17 Pro. Features include touchscreen controls, support for “most controllers” like the PS5’s DualSense, and save data shared between all three platforms.

For more details on the PS5 version of the Director’s Cut, check out our review here. As for Death Stranding 2, it’s allegedly getting a new trailer and an official title – Death Stranding 2: On the Beach – soon. Stay tuned for a potential announcement at State of Play at 2 PM PT on January 31st.

Originally slated for release in 2023, publisher 505 Games had announced a delay into 2024 for Death Stranding on Apple’s devices, stating that it needed a little more time to develop the port before it can be released in early 2024.

Death Stranding Director’s Cut on iPhone, iPad, and Mac was announced alongside other titles, which included Assassin’s Creed Mirage, as well as Resident Evil Village and Resident Evil 4. Capcom’s titles have been released on the devices as of December, with Resident Evil 4 and its Separate Ways DLC being the latest release. Resident Evil Village was released on Apple’s hardware back in October.

Kojima Productions is currently working on other titles, including a new horror game titled OD, as well as a sequel to Death Stranding.

For players that might want to try the game out before making the full purchase, Resident Evil 4 is also available as a free download that acts as a demo, and players can then purchase the full version of the game to continue their progress.

Along with the base game of Resident Evil 4, the remake’s expansion, Separate Ways, is also available on iPhone 15 Pro, and supported iPads and Macs. The Apple release of Resident Evil 4 follows a similar release of Resident Evil Village on Apple devices back in October.

Resident Evil 4 has been quite successful for Capcom, with the company stating its intentions of making more remakes of classic games from the horror franchise. Going by the recent release cadence of the series, however, we’ll likely see a new mainline Resident Evil title released before a new remake.

Capcom has announced that Resident Evil 4, as well as its Separate Ways expansion, will both launch for iPhone 15 Pro, iPhone 15 Pro Max, iPad, and Mac on December 20. Where iPad and Mac are concerned, it will only be available on devices with the M1 chip or later.

Pre-orders for the acclaimed remake are available now, while Capcom has confirmed that a demo will also launch ahead of the full game’s release. Previously, it was confirmed that the game will be available at full price.

Resident Evil 4 is currently available on PS5, Xbox Series X/S, PS4, and PC. It has sold 5.45 million units worldwide.

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Resident Evil 4 launches on December 20th for iPhone 15 Pro, iPhone 15 Pro Max and all iPads with the M1 chip or later! A demo will be available for those wanting a taste of Leon's intense mission!

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Apple had announced alongside Capcom that Resident Evil Village would be coming to iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max during its event back in September unveiling the new smartphones. The port was largely made possible thanks to the new A17 Pro chip powering iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max, which has hardware features like ray tracing, as well as an upscaling tool similar to AMD’s FSR and Nvidia’s DLSS.

Capcom is also slated to bring Resident Evil 4 to the smartphones, but the company is yet to announce a specific release date for the game. Other studios are also bringing their major releases to the iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max, including Ubisoft’s Assassin’s Creed Mirage, and Kojima Productions’ Death Stranding Director’s Cut.

The price tag puts Resident Evil 4‘s release on iPhone 15 Pro and other Apple products running on the appropriate hardware in parity with the game’s price on PC and consoles back when it came out earlier this year. Unfortunately, there still isn’t a release date for the game’s smartphone version yet.

The bright side is that buying the game on the App Store allows it to be played on any compatible device. This means that Mac players won’t have to worry about buying the game again for their computers, while also being able to play on their iPhone 15 Pro and supported iPads.

Resident Evil 4, along with Resident Evil Village, got announced for release on iPhone 15 Pro during Apple’s event where it unveiled its latest flagship smartphone earlier this month. Resident Evil Village will be the first of the two titles to hit the App Store with an October 30 release date.

Apple and Capcom had announced that Resident Evil Village would be making its smartphone debut during Apple’s recent event where the company unveiled its new lineup of phones. The game will eventually be joined by Resident Evil 4, as well as a host of other games like Death Stranding Director’s Cut and Assassin’s Creed Mirage.

The port of Resident Evil Village, as well as the upcoming Resident Evil 4 port are possible thanks to the new A17 Pro chip present in the iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max. The chip features hardware ray tracing support, as well as upscaling technology similar to AMD’s FSR and Nvidia’s DLSS.

Resident Evil Village has been quite successful for Capcom, and as of the end of June, had sold over 8.3 million copies. For more details, check out our review of its original release.

According to Capcom, both of the Resident Evil titles will run on the smartphone’s hardware natively, which is thanks in large part to the iPhone 15 Pro’s new A17 Pro chip. The smartphone’s hardware now features support for ray tracing, as well as an upscaling tool similar to AMD’s FSR and Nvidia’s DLSS.

With the recent slate of games announced for the iPhone 15 Pro, Resident Evil 4 is undoubtedly the most visually impressive one of the bunch. The game was released earlier this year on PC and consoles to critical acclaim. Resident Evil 4 had hit a major milestone back in July, having sold over 5 million copies.

For more details on Resident Evil 4, check out our review. You can also read up on Resident Evil Village in our review from back when the game was released.

While neither company has revealed more details about the port, such as the performance or even how the graphical options in the game will be changed to make the port possible, Death Stranding Director’s Cut coming to the iPhone is a result of the new A17 Pro chip present in the newest flagship iPhone. The chip features new features, including the capability for ray tracing, as well as a new upscaling feature in the vein of AMD’s FSR and Nvidia’s DLSS.

Apple also announced that Assassin’s Creed Mirage would be coming to the iPhone 15 Pro. However, that release is still a while away, with Ubisoft providing a release window of early 2023.

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