Resident Evil Not only is it more fashionable than ever, but it has also made it possible Capcom return to the Olympus of video games, so it’s no wonder that the Japanese-born developer is trying to continue squeezing the goose that lays the golden eggs. Because of this, the company confirmed that it plans to create more remodels parts of the saga.

Capcom specializes in remaking saga classics Resident Evil, not only by modernizing the technical aspect, but also completely revamping the gameplay to adapt to the modern era, resulting in many parts of the games being redesigned or completely changed to make them challenging. This was shown in remodels of Resident Evil 2 and Resident Evil 4which have been very well received by critics and especially the public, as both games have an average “extremely positive” rating of over 95% on Steam.

With very good public reception and accompanying sales, It’s only logical that Capcom decides to play it safe and confirms that there will be more remodels of Resident Evil. This was said by Yasuhiro Anpo, the company’s director remake of Resident Evil 4speaking to IGN Japan:

“Yeah. We launched three remodels so far and all have been very well received. Since it allows a modern audience to play these games, it’s something I love to do as someone who loves these older games and wants to continue making more. We’d like to announce which game we’ll be remaking in the future, so stay tuned.”

As fans of the saga will know Resident Evilit’s obvious that Anpo went up a bit because remake the third numbered volume was somewhat disappointing due to its short duration, and some of the main strengths of the original title were left out, probably as a result of the rush to bring it to market.

Confirmation more remodels of Resident Evil leaves the door open for a fifth numbered volume to continue Resident Evil 0 az Code: Veronika, a title that went somewhat unnoticed in its day, as it originally appeared for the Dreamcast, a console that didn’t sell very well, and after it made its way to other consoles like the PlayStation 2 and Game Cube, it wasn’t able to take off in sales. Capcom has a good track record remodels It’s a good opportunity to restart Code: Veronika and get it the attention and sales it deserves.

We remember that last spring Capcom decided to ask players what the next game should be remake of Resident Evil. Since a handful of vans have already been recycled, four logical options remain on the table: Code: Veronika, Resident Evil 5, Resident Evil 0 and maybe a new one remake from the first game that follows the line Resident Evil 2.