Between new trailers for highly anticipated titles, potential release date announcements, and other surprises, the week looks packed.
Capcom's survival horror title will support Nvidia DLSS 4 and Path Tracing for ray-traced reflections and refractions at launch.
The eagerly anticipated survival horror title will also be playable on the show floor from August 20th to 24th for attendees.
The next Resident Evil promises to deliver a "eulogy" for its most memorable characters while pushing the fear quotient.
Despite the "interesting concepts," director Koshi Nakanishi revealed that the team "went back to the drawing board" for Requiem.
"Many players engage with either first-person or third-person titles exclusively," says producer Masato Kumazawa on including both POVs.
Capcom's Masato Kumazawa also notes that the "Requiem" part of the survival horror sequel's title has "many layers" of meaning.
Series mainstay Leon S. Kennedy was considered for the protagonist role, but a horror game starring him would be "difficult."
Less than a month after its official reveal, the next entry in Capcom's survival horror series has already reached a huge milestone.
The publisher's 40-minute showcase will also feature Street Fighter 6 and outline the next Title Update for Monster Hunter Wilds.
We take a look at potential additions to the cast of Resident Evil Requiem.
Explore the biggest gameplay changes and upgrades coming to Resident Evil Requiem.
The survival horror genre has quite a lot in the pipeline.
Leaker Aesthetic Gamer says players will "certainly have a chance to try it out," perhaps hinting at an upcoming demo for the title.
“Will this be the requiem that finally lays the memories of that abhorrent disaster to rest?” Capcom teases on its official website.
Director Koshi Nakanishi released a video message to members of Capcom's Resident Evil Ambassador program about the new protagonist.
Here's what we want to see from the next Resident Evil title.
Alongside navigating its environment through holes in the ceiling, the monster can smash cover and even mess with the lights.
Hands-on impressions for a new gameplay demo are now live, highlighting the dread-inducing atmosphere, terror, and puzzles.
Capcom's upcoming survival horror title will allegedly feature a choice between first and third-person cameras throughout.
