Resident Evil

We've all heard rumours that Capcom is already developing the remake of Resident Evil 3: Nemesis and now it seems as if they're teasing it themselves, as their Steam Autumn Sale art firmly points to 1999's Resident Evil instalment.

Capcom's success with Resident Evil 2 Remake seems to have spurred a hunger for the zombie survival series. Resident Evil 3: Nemesis is now reportedly undergoing the same treatment.

On Tokyo Game Show 2019, Capcom have released the first gameplay footage for their new Resident Evil game which is officially dubbed Project Resistance. The video shows off escape room elements with four survivors and one mastermind.

Capcom have officially revealed the next Resident Evil game named Project Resistance. Judging by the teaser trailer, it looks like a four-player co-op game using online multiplayer. Capcom describe it as a team-based survival horror.

Capcom officially announced plans to reveal their next Resident Evil game at Tokyo Game Show, which is starting on 09 September. The official website for the game is now live and it's titled Project Resistance with emphasis on "RE" letters.

Capcom have officially announced that two more Resident Evil games will be coming to Switch. The fifth and sixth instalment will release on 29 October 2019. Capcom will also release a special edition that will pack Resident Evil 4, 5 and 6.

Capcom have truly been on a roll recently, even making their way to Newzoo's list of top 25 public gaming companies by revenue, which is no small feat. Now they posted an update on sales and Monster Hunter: World holds a convincing lead.

Capcom have filed the financial results for the fiscal year ended on March 31, and the company's got plenty to be proud about, starting with its horror franchise speeding past 91 million sold copies and Street Fighter hitting 42 million.

Capcom are looking to squeeze a few bucks more out of Resident Evil 2 Remake that proved to be both a commercial and critical success. They are now offering several unlocks at the price of $4.99 / €4.99 / £3.99 which may not sit well.

Capcom's press release from the end of January 2019 had shown that the company's remake of Resident Evil 2 was off to a great start, with 3 million sold in the first week alone, and now it's time to add another million to that number.