You can bet your ass they were also following reception of RE3 REmake closely to see what worked, didn't work, etc. ![]() AestheticGamer aka Dusk Golem April 12, 2020Īnd something to be mentioned is M-Two were helping with RE3 for some practice rather than being as they also were working on RE4. RE4 Remake's development began in 2018, and by the time it releases (aiming for 2022, but it may slip back further, who knows) it'll have been in dev for 4+ M-Two was developed with this project in mind, it was always their plan to remake RE4. Meanwhile, Capcom also recently announced that Resident Evil 3 surpassed 2 million units in worldwide shipments and digital sales within 5 days of release. He also reiterates that the project was greenlit by Capcom only after it got Shinji Mikami’s approval, though his own involvement in development is limited, owing to his commitments to Tango Gameworks’ upcoming GhostWire: Tokyo. Its reveal, meanwhile, a year or a year and a half away, with Dusk Golem suggesting that for the foreseeable future, the rumoured Resident Evil 8 is going to get Capcom’s undivided attention. Additionally, Capcom Division 1 – specifically, the teams that worked on Resident Evil 2 and Devil May Cry 5 – are also assisting with development.ĭusk Golem says that by the time the game is out, it will have been in development for over four years. Work on RE4 supposedly began all the way back in 2018, and M-Two have been listening to and taking feedback for the recently released Resident Evil 3 into account. Dusk Golem) has taken to Twitter to drop some more new details on the title.Īccording to Dusk Golem, M-Two were originally set up specifically for the purpose of Resident Evil 4’s development, and their work on RE3 – on which, according to him, they assisted lead developers Red Works – was to be a practice run of sorts, a stepping stone to their next project. ![]() Now, prominent Resident Evil leaker AestheticGamer (a.k.a. But we'll have to wait and see as to whether that's the case.Reports emerged yesterday that Capcom are working on a Resident Evil 4 remake, with M-Two, the studio also involved in Resident Evil 3’s development, acting as lead developer on the project. The trailer does seem to hint at a spookier vibe, so perhaps RE4 Remake will be a more survival horror take on the more action-y horror RE4. ![]() The blog post goes on to describe the set-up for RE4 Remake, which follows all the same beats of the original RE4, so it's not immediately clear what about the game is changing in this remake. This is being done by reimagining the storyline of the game while keeping the essence of its direction, modernizing the graphics, and updating the controls to a modern standard." We aim to make the game feel familiar to fans of the series, while also providing a fresh feeling to it. In a PlayStation Blog, Capcom promotion producer Edvin Edsö said, " is being developed to achieve state-of-the-art quality for a survival horror suitable for 2023, while preserving the essence of the original game. Now Playing: Resident Evil 4 Remake Teaser Trailer | Sony State of Play June 2022 By clicking 'enter', you agree to GameSpot's
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