A reliable insider from Capcom, known for their connection to Resident Evil scooper Dusk Golem, has shared some exciting news. A remake of the original Devil May Cry is on the way. This is fantastic for fans of the franchise.
The insider also provided updates on several upcoming Resident Evil remakes. Here’s a summarized look at what was revealed:
- A remake of Devil May Cry is currently in development.
- In mid-2022, Capcom held a meeting to plan future Resident Evil titles.
- The company approved remakes for Resident Evil Zero, Code: Veronica, Resident Evil 1, and Resident Evil 10 during this meeting.
- The codenames for these projects include Project Chambers (for Zero), Project Fallen (for RE1), and Project Redlife (for RE10).
- The remake of Resident Evil 1 has entered full production, having been in pre-production since 2022.
- Claire Redfield will be the main character in Resident Evil 10.
- Both Zero and RE10 will utilize the REX Engine for development.
- In a strategic move, Capcom took down several fan-made remakes of Zero, Code: Veronica, and RE1 in 2022, the same year as the important meeting.
- Ada Wong will appear in the Resident Evil 9 DLC.
- There are hints that multiple story DLCs will come out.
These developments come at a time when remaking classic games is trending, allowing studios to connect with both old and new fans.
According to a recent survey by the Entertainment Software Association, about 60% of gamers express excitement about remakes of classic titles. This reflects a growing nostalgia in gaming, where players appreciate revisiting their favorite experiences with modern updates.
As fans eagerly await these remakes, social media is buzzing with reactions. Many gamers are sharing their hopes and expectations for the upcoming titles using #ResidentEvil and #DevilMayCry.
In the ever-evolving landscape of gaming, Capcom’s bold moves could set new standards. The commitment to revisiting their iconic titles shows their dedication to both innovation and tradition.
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