IGN confirms! Capcom is working on a remake of Resident Evil

After the huge success of the remakes of Resident Evil 2, 3, and 4, Capcom is now focusing on the remakes of Resident Evil Zero and Code Veronica. According to reports from Dusk Golem’s Twitter/X, both games are currently in development.

IGN confirms that Resident Evil Zero and Code Veronica are the next two installments in the Resident Evil series to be released, though Capcom has yet to comment on this information – we wrote about it yesterday, but there was no concrete confirmation at the time.

Resident Evil Zero is a 2002 prequel that tells the story of the events leading up to the first game in the series. The player takes on the role of policewoman Rebecca Chambers and convicted former Recon Force officer Billy Quinn. Resident Evil Zero HD Remaster was released in 2016 and then on Nintendo Switch in 2019.

Resident evil symbol veronica It is another installment in the series that was originally released on Dreamcast in 2000. The film takes place on a remote prison island in the Southern Ocean, where Claire Redfield and her brother Chris fight for survival. The game has been remastered for Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 – and you can play it too thanks to backward compatibility.

It should come as no surprise to us that Capcom is planning more Resident Evil remakes next In December last year, the company itself proposed such measures. We are still waiting for the official announcement, but now it is only a matter of time.