Rumors are swirling about the next Resident Evil remake, with insiders suggesting Resident Evil Zero as the frontrunner. The future of Resident Evil 9 also remains shrouded in mystery, but an open-world design and the return of Jill Valentine are among the persistent speculations.
There are swirling rumors about Resident Evil 9, but one insider is confident about the next remake in the franchise. While Capcom remains tight-lipped about Resident Evil 9, rumors point to an unexpected choice for the next remake: Resident Evil Code: Veronica or Resident Evil Zero. Chronologically, Resident Evil 5 would seem like the logical next step, but the whispers suggest Capcom is leaning towards remaking these less prominent entries.
Dusk Golem, a well-known Resident Evil insider, recently answered the question of which remake would come first, stating unequivocally: 'Zero is the next remake.'Resident Evil Zero, a prequel to the 1996 classic, features two protagonists: S.T.A.R.S. medic Rebecca Chambers and convict Billy Coen. The game's unique mechanic allows players to switch between characters to solve puzzles. Despite receiving an HD remaster in 2016, the game hasn't aged gracefully and is often considered one of the weaker entries in the franchise. Originally intended for the Nintendo 64, the project was ultimately scrapped and restarted on the GameCube. It repurposed several locations and mechanics from the Resident Evil 1 remake, creating an interesting dilemma for Capcom. With plans for a new remake of the first game on the horizon, the timing of a Resident Evil Zero remake is intriguing.Capcom hasn't officially confirmed any details about a new remake, so it's wise to approach these rumors with a healthy dose of skepticism. Despite the lack of confirmation, remaking Resident Evil Zero before Resident Evil: Code Veronica, which follows the events of Resident Evil 3, makes logical sense from a narrative standpoint. As for Resident Evil 9 itself, Capcom has confirmed only that it will be directed by Koshi Nakanishi, who helmed Resident Evil 7. Rumors about its design abound, with the most persistent suggesting an open-world approach utilizing technology from Dragon's Dogma 2 and Monster Hunter Wilds. However, other rumors, including claims of Jill Valentine as the protagonist, an abandoned hospital setting, and a 'terrifying goat man' enemy, have been dismissed by Dusk Golem as '100 percent bulls***.' They urged fans to wait for official news, stating that nearly every Resident Evil 9 rumor circulating has been inaccurate. Despite the lack of concrete information, the future of the Resident Evil franchise looks promising. Capcom's focus on remakes and the potential for an open-world Resident Evil 9 suggest exciting possibilities for fans. While we await official announcements, the buzz surrounding these upcoming installments keeps the Resident Evil community eagerly anticipating what's next
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