From secret bloodlines to shadow organisations, fan speculation is running riot – still, these Requiem theories are bold enough for canon.
Wildlight Entertainment's free-to-play PvP shooter may have launched strongly, but the reception has been far from positive.
Total gaming contributed to a total 3 percent decline in total revenue, which was offset by other Microsoft services Windows OEM.
However, the "current form" of the survival horror title came into being "about three years ago," reveals Koshi Nakanishi.
Whether you've played the original or coming in fresh, there's plenty of wild new content and key changes in this remake.
In the run up to Requiem's release, we take a fond look back at a Resident Evil entry that dared to do things differently, and managed to be a pretty solid game in the bargain.
Wildlight Entertainment's PvP raid shooter mash-up of multiplayer elements offers a repetitive, uninspired and dull time.
Despite claiming it wouldn't return to the original, Warhorse Studios may have a current-gen update releasing for the same.
The alleged figurine was described as being a "completely new" one, and could have links to Black Fag's long-rumoured remake.
This ban system has been noted as being more lenient than what we've seen in Escape From Tarkov which doesn't offer any leniency.
Koshi Nakanishi was asked about exploring Leon's story since his last appearance through a new entry in the Revelations series.
Creative director Mikael Kasurinen said it's "not a question" of entering the action RPG genre but discovering Remedy's interpretation.
In a social media post, Wildlight Entertainment wrote about taking player feedback to bring features like more PC scaling options.
Remedy's Mikael Kasurinen also believes that "our way of handling traversal is going to be something that will stand out."
The company has also confirmed that further performance optimizations are coming in an update slated for release on February 18.
A strong back catalogue helped drive the publisher to record game sales over nine months, with Resident Evil showing up big.
The demo for Fatal Frame 2: Crimson Butterfly Remake was announced with a trailer showcasing of its core gameplay features.
Does Bandai Namco's latest take on the Soulslike franchise hit harder than the first title? Yes, but there are a few caveats.
Game director Koshi Nakanishi says it took "a lot of time to optimize," but is now unsure if he can even go back to regular 60 FPS.
A new LAS-16 variant, three destructive Stratagems, a powerful shield, and two armor sets with stamina regeneration await players.
