Resident Evil 4 remake, which Capcom did not announce but was widely anticipated, will have a more bizarre tone, inspired by the company's original design for the game.
The early abandoned Resident Evil 4 scenario actually saw Leon fighting creepy living dolls and ghostly characters. A new fanbyte report says this provided inspiration for Capcom's upcoming remake.
The game's unforgettable opening, where Lyon explores its iconic village locations, will now be set at night to evoke its creepy mood. Ida's share of the remake will also expand, inspired by her "parting ways" campaign, though it's unclear whether this will be integrated or remain independent.
Capcom remade Resident Evil 2 in 2019, followed by a new version of Resident Evil 3 in 2020.
Back in November, there were reports that a prototype of Albert Wesque's work had been leaked by voice actor DC-Douglas, when a wave of reports detailed Douglas's interactions with fans online and at conferences, and he was accused of misbehaving.
At the time, Capcom told the media that it could not comment on rumors and speculation about the game's artwork and that there were "no announcements about future projects" about Douglas' future involvement in the upcoming Resident Evil game.
Meanwhile, an HD version of Resident Evil 4 was recently launched more than 8 years after its development. There is also a recent VR version has also been launched, and I have to say that this cold rice is really more and more fried.