Resident Evil

If you've finished Capcom's revisiting of the 1998 classic and were left craving for more, then today's the day you get to do so as Resident Evil 2's first DLC called The Ghost Survivors is available today on Steam, PS4 and Xbox One.

Capcom have posted their consolidated report for the period between 01 April and 31 December 2018, and the company have plenty to be optimistic about. The main highlight is, of course, Monster Hunter: World for PC, Xbox One and PS4.

UK Weekly Sales Charts are looking more or less as expected, with the highlights being that Kingdom Hearts III took the throne from Resident Evil 2 Remake and that Fallout 76 sold better than PUBG, but both are at the bottom of the ladder.

Resident Evil 2 Remake fans are just getting through the game, slowly unlocking new minigames after 2nd Run, but Capcom have already announced three new DLC stories that will launch on 15 February 2019. They are not canon adventures though.

It's no news that Resident Evil 2's remake has been eagerly anticipated, both by the old sods who still remember its first iteration and those who hopped aboard on later instalments, and the numbers concur as Capcom just confirmed.

Players who purchased Resident Evil 7: Biohazard now actually own the game as well, since Capcom decided to remove Denuvo DRM from Steam. Capcom didn't make any announcements regarding the removal, which happened two years after release.

Just in case you needed a reminder on how highly anticipated Resident Evil 2's remake was, here it is - Capcom's second take at the iconic game has managed to storm to the top, making it their biggest UK launch since Resident Evil 7.

HUNK and Tofu are classic characters that were earlier announced for Resident Evil 2: Remake, but now they have an official trailer as well as gameplay footage. Each character's story can be accessed by beating the previous content.

One of the most iconic horror games, Resident Evil 2, has got its remake and for all intents and purposes - it's one worth playing. Had there not been for passionate fans and their letters, Capcom pointed out, it never would've happened.

With only a single day left until the launch Capcom's remake of their horror classic from 1998, Resident Evil 2 got a live-action trailer that's actually a remake of the one done by the legendary director George A. Romero's back in 1998.