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We just hope they don’t change the original dub of the townies.
After months and months of rumours, the Resident Evil 4 remake became a reality last night during the PlayStation State of Play celebration, the reimagining of this classic Capcom adventure was showcased in a gameplay trailer that already shows where the shots of his proposal are going. Both at a graphic/technical level, and at a narrative level.
This is a reimagining of the original, so won’t follow the story of the 2005 game at face value. Capcom has confirmed that this remake of Resident Evil 4 will be taken certain creative licenses when adapting the original story, so we can expect script changes.
“This time we are developing a cutting-edge survival game adapted for 2023, but retaining the essence of the original game, “says Capcom through the Playstation blog. “We want the game to be familiar to fans of the series, but at the same time be a new experience. This is achieved rethinking the history of the game but maintaining the essence of its developmentmodernizing the graphics and adapting the controls to the current standard”.
It seems that this first look at the remake of Resident Evil 4 has not caused the same sensation as that of Resident Evil 2 in 2019, but we will have to wait for its release from March 23, 2023 to see first-hand how the facelift feels to this adventure so beloved among fans of the series. At the moment it has only confirmed its development on PS5, Xbox Series X | S and PC, it will not reach the old generation of consoles.
Resident Evil in VR
During last night’s State of Play, Capcom also announced VR content for this Resident Evil 4 Remake for future PS VR2 and a VR version of Resident Evil Village, ideal for the brave fans of scary games who are not afraid to visit the cellars of the Dimitrescu Mansion or Benevenento Mansion in VR. At the moment there is no specific launch date for PS VR2, but everything indicates that it will be in 2023.
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