Capcom released some exclusive PC footage of their forthcoming survival horror remastering of the classic ‘Resident Evil’ which looks pretty neat running at 60 frames per second and at 1080p. It’s not clear how much of the familiar gameplay will change or whether some neat new elements are thrown in
Ahead of the enhanced version of Resident Evil from Capcom, they released a new video which takes a look at the iconic door animations all 267 of them to be precise. In addition they released some PC gameplay footage showing off the game’s 60 frames per second operation. The remastered
Capcom released a new trailer which showcases the now unlocked BSAA outfits for Jill and Chris thanks to the Raccoon City contagion campaign which required fans to sign up to raise the contamination and thus unlock the outfits for the forthcoming Resident Evil Remastered.
Capcom is currently looking for agents to spread the T-Virus across Raccoon City in an online game of sorts which requires a set number of registrations to unlock some free goodies for the upcoming Resident Evil Remastered – although nothing has been mentioned as to what sort of content this
Capcom released a new Resident Evil Remastered trailer and character screenshots to highlight what gamers can expect from the classic game reborn again on consoles and PC. Originally a Gamecube exclusive, fans have been crying out for a remake of the remake for a long time. Although not technically a
Capcom released a handful of screenshots from their forthcoming Remastered Resident Evil which is heading to PC, Xbox 360, PS3, Xbox One and PS4. The game originally appeared as a remake on the Gamecube, but is now remastered for a new generation of gamers.
Capcom has today announced that it will be bringing a revised Resident Evil to Xbox 360, PS3, Xbox One, PS4 and PC platforms in 2015 with the arrival of Resident Evil Remastered. The digital only game will sport much improved visuals and a whole host of other features which should
