Resident Evil Showcase, a live event that took place on January 21, revealed a lot of news about the next game in the famous and beloved franchise. Gameplay, plot and various details were shown, as well as the title was confirmed for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, in addition to the RE:Verse multiplayer being officially shown, revealing its visual style and how your matches will be.
Resident Evil Village has been causing fans anxiety and is undoubtedly one of the most anticipated games of 2021, but another title in the franchise is also creating expectations for players. Recently, the VGC website brought interesting, and perhaps worrying, information for fans waiting for the Resident Evil 4 remake.
According to the VGC, there were changes in the project, causing the remake to undergo a reformulation in its scope and also in the production hierarchy, with Capcom making changes in the production command.
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The rephrasing would have been done due to creative differences over the scope of the project. According to VGC, studio M-Two had a desire to produce a remake focused on fidelity to the original content, while Capcom has an interest in doing something similar to the remakes of Resident Evil 2 and 3, delivering a title inspired by the original content. original game, but not the same as the already known content.
With the change in hierarchy, M-Two would have lost strength in the project, no longer having decision-making power, with development going to be commanded by Capcom's internal division that is focused on Resident Evil.
Now, there is a possibility that the Resident Evil 4 remake will change its release date. The Capcom team is developing Resident Evil Village, focusing on finishing the project and releasing the title in May this year, so the next remake could be delayed from 2022 to 2023.
