Resident Evil 8 Will Be Cross-Gen Title

Capcom is likely to release Resident Evil 8 as a cross-gen title next year, according to leaker AestheticGamer.

Within months after developer/publisher Capcom successfully launching 2017 survival horror game Resident Evil 7: Biohazard, rumors of development for its follow-up sequel title started surfacing online from various sources.

Capcom recently revealed their financial report for current fiscal year, which indicates that Resident Evil 8 will be a cross-gen game awaiting on early 2021, a possibility that is further bolstered by a renowned industry leaker.

Resident Evil 8 Will Be Cross-Gen Title

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Often revealing leaks regarding Resident Evil video game series on Twitter, renowned leaker AestheticGamer aka Dusk Golem is currently speculating for RE8 to launch anytime between late January and March 2021 schedule.

Although no official confirmation has been given by Capcom about potential protagonist, enemy details or even a release window for Resident Evil 8 yet, some details were leaked earlier including a rumored title, "Village".

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AestheticGamer discusses cross-gen status of RE8 and a new Silent Hill game in a recent string of Tweets.

(2/2) The only reason it might not is it's not a launch game.

Resident Evil 8 I have no idea when the reveal is, but it was supposed to be E3 originally. It's a cross-gen game, similarly I think August is the latest it'll show up, but I suspect it'll show up somewhere this month

— AestheticGamer aka Dusk Golem (@AestheticGamer1) May 31, 2020

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While discussing for a potential date for new Silent Hill game reveal on August, AestheticGamer also talked about Resident Evil 8 being a cross-gen title currently awaiting showcase on June, most probably on PlayStation 5 reveal event.

Capcom previously revealed Resident Evil 3 Remake on a State of Play broadcast last year before getting leaked on PlayStation Network and therefore, Resident Evil 8 getting revealed on June 4 at a Sony event actually makes sense.

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Dusk Golem claims to have received this information from people who has ties to studios that works closely with both Resident Evil 8 and Silent Hill projects but regardless of trusted source, people should take this with a grain of salt.

Capcom is apparently preparing to launch Resident Evil 8 for PC, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One and Xbox Series X next year. There have been reports of Resident Evil 4 Remake being developed by M-Two studio for 2022 release.

Resident Evil 3 Changes Nemesis for Resident Evil 4 Connection

Resident Evil 3 Remake director Kiyohiko Sakata reveals Capcom made changes to Nemesis to relate directly with Resident Evil 4.

Seeing an immense success of Resident Evil 2 Remake last year, developer/publisher Capcom inevitably released its long-anticipated survival horror sequel Resident Evil 3 Remake earlier, which was also lauded by fans and critics.

In a recent interview of developers talking about including Nemesis in Resident Evil: Resistance, game director Kiyohiko Sakata reveals how development team made changes to RE3 to make a connection to Resident Evil 4 or its remake.

Resident Evil 3 Changes Nemesis for Resident Evil 4 Connection

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Sakata talks about a couple of aspects in RE3 Remake that are intentionally redesigned to align perfectly with later series installments. Some of these changes directly link creation of Nemesis to roots of RE3 follow-up title Resident Evil 4.

Instead of changing Nemesis's origin story, Capcom actually expanded on already established lore of its parasite. In original Resident Evil 3, Nemy was a clone of T-002 Tyrant type bonded with NE-α parasite, which explains his tentacles.

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Though Nemesis was just a prototype B.O.W. and not a complete model, he had far greater strength than Mr. X. Moreover, he could use his tentacles to grab targets from distance or even create a new zombie-type called "Tentacle Head".

Just like Ganado enemies from RE4 that are humans infected by Las Plagas parasite, he could simply infect zombies with his tentacles. Umbrella Corporation created NE-α to imitate Plagas, thus differentiating Nemesis from other Tyrants.

Birth of Tentacle Head

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Capcom maintained a similar aesthetic between Ganados and Nemesis-infected zombies for fans to easily connect the dots. Their ultimate goal was to properly fit him into Resident Evil franchise while paving a way for RE4 narrative.

As until now, Resident Evil 4 had no apparent connection to prior games except for return of Leon S. Kennedy and remained a standalone plot. Nemesis being created by a parasite similar to Las Plagas provides RE4 storyline a new depth.

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Umbrella was simply able to find such an advanced parasite for Nemesis program from their research lab in Europe. It makes perfect sense as they took inspiration from Las Plagas, a parasitic organism that originated from Spain.

Even before Umbrella started working on Nemesis, their first parasite based bio-weapon was Lisa Trevor from Spencer Mansion. She successfully bonded to it as a host and research data on her eventually helped create Nemesis-T Type.

NE-α Parasite Infected

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Capcom is very much likely to include more interesting alteration in upcoming Resident Evil 4 Remake project, which is allegedly in works under several third-party and M-Two to help it relate with a larger Resident Evil universe.

Another report suggests that Capcom may reveal Resident Evil 8 very soon and end up releasing in 2021 before RE4, which originally started development as Resident Evil: Revelations 3 for PC and next-gen consoles in veins of Resident Evil 7.

Capcom May be Teasing Next Resident Evil Game for 2021

In latest financial report, Capcom is hinted at major new games coming before March 2021, possibly more Resident Evil.

In an attempt to return to survival horror roots, developer/publisher Capcom released mainline Resident Evil series title Resident Evil 7 before moving on to long-awaited Resident Evil 2 Remake and its successor Resident Evil 3 Remake.

Now that their previously announced projects are done launching, Capcom can move forward with iconic horror franchise and eager fans are curiously wondering if a sequel or another remake will be next Resident Evil game for 2021.

Capcom May be Teasing Next Resident Evil Game for 2021

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A recent financial presentation suggests that Capcom plans to launch several titles by end of current fiscal year, which may wrap up in March 2021 and they are likely to make this move to achieve a new sales record in the mean time.

Resident Evil series has been officially announced to be the most successful series in Capcom history by selling over 98 million units worldwide so far, which is 30 million units more than their second biggest franchise, Monster Hunter.

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In one of their growth strategies, Capcom expressed intent of releasing multiple major new titles. It is also pointed out on page 9 of the presentation that there will be 13 new titles (SKU), which most probably stands for stock keeping unit.

With latest release of Resident Evil 3 Remake last month, 3 SKU is already wrapped as it was launched for PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One platforms, which leaves 10 more slots left for upcoming future titles that are yet to be revealed.

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Given how next Resident Evil mainline entry is apparently falling into same early year release window like recent remakes from last two years, Capcom may end up launching Resident Evil 8 for PC and next-gen consoles within March 2021.

However, there is another rumor of a Resident Evil 4 Remake being in works by a new studio, M-Two with a set release window of 2022. If that is true, Capcom is almost certainly aiming for releasing Resident Evil titles on annual basis.

Resident Evil 8 to Have Most Disturbing Enemy Designs in Series

Latest rumor from a trusted leaker claims that Resident Evil 8 will feature most disturbing and gruesome enemies in entire series.

After recent release of long-awaited modern-day remake of 1999 survival horror classic Resident Evil 3, fans are waiting for Resident Evil 8, next installment of mainline Resident Evil series from developer/publisher Capcom.

For past few months, rumors for redesign of original series protagonist Chris Redfield and 2021 release window came out. Further report from a renowned leaker claims RE8 will feature the most disturbing enemy designs in entire series.

Resident Evil 8 to Have Most Disturbing Enemy Designs in Series

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Frequently answering curious fans about upcoming Resident Evil game when he is not busy leaking major details, leaker AestheticGamer aka Dusk Golem recently talked some more about yet to be unannounced Resident Evil 8 on Twitter.

While talking about RE games in general, Dusk Golem teased a new Silent Hill title reveal for near future. Although rumors of a franchise reboot were debunked by developer/publisher Konami earlier, hopefully there is still some possibility.

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AestheticGamer took Twitter to announce latest piece of info on RE8 and a rumored return of Silent Hill.

I don't know much on Silent Hill I haven't shared, but its apparently its revealed soon so I'm looking forward to it. I still believe it from what I was shown, but I do have a healthy skeptic in me.

RE8 I'm excited for the reveal, it's by far the darkest & most gruesome RE yet.

— AestheticGamer aka Dusk Golem (@AestheticGamer1) May 8, 2020

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Without talking about characters, development progress, possible dates or story premise, he dives into RE8 being "darkest and most gruesome", not revealing whether that is a nod to overall setting or a gore-filled gameplay experience.

As he is asked for a definition of his previous line, he simply points out that enemy designs for RE8 is going to be most disturbing among entirety of Resident Evil series, something that nicely matches with a dark and gruesome theme.

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Responding to a fellow Twitter user, AestheticGamer only states the following on RE8 without much detail.

Get ready for some of the most disturbing enemy designs in the RE series.

— AestheticGamer aka Dusk Golem (@AestheticGamer1) May 8, 2020

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For past RE titles, Capcom always introduced new and dreadful enemy creatures each time including boss character Marguerite Baker and legion of insects from Resident Evil 7, most recent release in their long-running horror franchise.

Following groundbreaking success of Resident Evil 2 and 3 Remake, series fans are now eagerly waiting for an official reveal of Resident Evil 8 from Capcom, which is much likely to get announced by for next-generation consoles and PC.

Xbox Golden Week Sale 2020

Microsoft is offering up to 85% discount for Xbox Golden Week Sale 2020 on games to celebrate Japanese national holiday.

To celebrate Golden Week; a series of Japanese national holidays, a curated list of popular titles from Japanese developers are up for a major sale in Xbox Golden Week Sale that kick-started on April 29 and will conclude in May 5, 2020.

A wide array of games from action-adventure to action RPG, fighting, survival horror and more have become a part of a big discount deal. You can start shopping from $1.99 only and are very much likely to find a few good ones for a few bucks.

Xbox Golden Week Sale 2020

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Dedicated fans of Dragon Ball anime TV series can save up to 75% on 2D fighting game Dragon Ball FighterZ: FighterZ Edition. Then add 2015 role-playing game Dragon Ball Xenoverse to your collection for an even reduced rate of 85% off.

If none of them interests you then check out more recently released action RPG title Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot Deluxe Edition, collecting Cooking Item, HP Stat boosts, Ki-ATK and Season Pass alongside main game for 33% markdown.

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Become part of an adventure with renowned photo journalist Frank West amidst a zombie apocalypse in Dead Rising and then as former motocross rider in Dead Rising 2 and Dead Rising 2: Off the Record for a solid 70% slashed rate.

Majority of Final Fantasy action role-playing series is for sale at 50% off including Final Fantasy VII, Final Fantasy VIII Remastered, Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster, Final Fantasy XII: The Zodiac Age and Final Fantasy XV Pocket Edition HD.

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A breakout success of 2018 from developer/publisher Capcom and latest installment of action role-playing game Monster Hunter franchise, base game of Monster Hunter: World is currently available for half of its original retail price.

You can save up another 25% discount on either of Standard and Digital Deluxe Edition of its follow-up DLC expansion pack Iceborne. Or better yet, grab onto Iceborne Master Edition at 33%, which is bundled with MHW main game.

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Capcom has reinvented visual novel Phoenix Wright game series last year in Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Trilogy, which brings back iconic courtroom drama adventure of all 14 episodes to modern platforms and is now up for sale at 50%.

One of Capcom's long-running series and pioneer to survival horror genre, almost entire mainline Resident Evil games are on a great sale. Get a 60% off on purchase for both Resident Evil 0 and remastered HD version of Resident Evil.

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A modern day revival of 1998 classic, Resident Evil 2 Remake Standard and Deluxe Edition are available for 50% less. Then save some more on second RE trilogy consisting of Resident Evil 4, Resident Evil 5 and Resident Evil 6 at 60% discount.

With rumor of Resident Evil 8 being in development for a 2021 release, now is a good time as any to try out Resident Evil 7 since there is a 25% price off, or grab onto Gold Edition for getting RE7 base game and Season Pass content half cost.

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Both Bloodstained: Curse of the Moon and Valkyria Chronicles 4 are ready to be yours for half of their asking price. Dead or Alive 6, Dragon's Dogma: Dark Arisen and Metal Gear Solid V: The Definitive Experience will go down at 60%.

Aside from Golden Week, Microsoft is also hosting Activision Publisher Sale and Spring Add-On with select Xbox One titles. If you are a member of Xbox Game Pass Ultimate, then be sure to check out your extensive catalog of games as well

Resident Evil 3 Remake Mod Turns Every Enemy Into T-Rex from Dino Crisis

Dino Crisis fan mod for Resident Evil 3 Remake gets Jill Valentine a Regina skin and turns all zombies into T-Rex.

Although fans are asking for a Dino Crisis remake, developer/publisher Capcom is seemingly busy reimagining classic survival horror franchise of Resident Evil and their most recent releases from the series being Resident Evil 3 Remake.

Despite continuous pleading to Capcom for reviving one of their beloved licenses, modder community on PC platform has taken it up on themselves to bring back nostalgia of rampaging dinosaurs in a latest RE3 mod titled "Dino Evil 3".

Resident Evil 3 Remake Mod Turns Every Enemy Into T-Rex from Dino Crisis

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Available at Nexus Mods, players can download this fan mod by maliwei777 that is still in early testing phase and might have some issues. Hopefully, those minor issues of Version 0.1 will eventually be worked out and updated very soon.

Dino Crisis plays around some elements of survival horror and is helmed by Resident Evil series creator Shinji Mikami. However, instead of being forced to fend off against horde of zombies players are primarily chased by dinosaurs.

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Playing as former S.T.A.R.S. member Jill Valentine wearing a skin of U.S. Special Forces operative Regina surely is exciting but having every zombies of Raccoon City swapped with a deadly T-Rex is stuff of nightmare for sure.

What it seems that these dinosaur enemies don't have much movements or actions at this point as they need to do more work but you can get a pretty good idea of how well a potential Dino Crisis remake may look like in RE Engine.

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Those who are curious can take a look at a video showcase of Resident Evil 3 Remake mod "Dino Evil 3".

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In a recent frenzy of reviving many of their old IPs, Capcom has attempted to restore long-running Mega Man action platform franchise through recent re-releases of Legacy Collections and brand-new release of Mega Man 11 in 2018.

There were reports of Capcom filing a new trademark for Dino Crisis last year but no official announcement was made. Most recent rumor suggests that a Resident Evil 4 Remake is currently at works for a cross-gen release in 2022.

Resident Evil 4 Remake Reportedly in Works

According to reports, Capcom is currently working on a Resident Evil 4 Remake with M-Two for a 2022 release.

Shortly after releasing anticipated survival horror title Resident Evil 3 Remake earlier this month, developer/publisher Capcom asked fans through an online survey that which Resident Evil game they would like to see up next.

Fans were wondering which title should be considered by Capcom for reimagining up next and reportedly, Resident Evil 4 Remake is now under full development with a planned release window of 2022, according to website VGC.

Resident Evil 4 Remake Reportedly in Works

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Capcom has handed over this project to M-Two, a new studio founded by former Platinum Games CEO Tatsuya Minami and this Osaka-based developer was apparently prepping to handle RE4 Remake project from 2018.

Internal dev teams and third-party studios will lend support as they did for Resident Evil 3 Remake. Original game director Shinji Mikami was approached to helm RE4 Remake, which he denied but gave advice on its direction.

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Though M-Two contributed to development of RE3 Remake but their primary focus has always been Resident Evil 4 since 2018. However, there is no word on whether any original Resident Evil 4 team members will be involved at all.

2020 remake of Resident Evil 3 already added new zombie-type called "Tentacle Head" that are a variant of regular undead created by Nemesis, as a nod to Las Plagas parasite infused Ganado enemies from RE4, which followed a religious cult.

Nod to Resident Evil 4 Enemies

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Making debut in 2005 for GameCube console, Resident Evil 4 is re-released and remastered by Capcom for almost every other console system and gaming platforms out there but it never received a full remake treatment until now.

Resident Evil 4 Remake is reportedly in development now and given its scheduled launch window of 2022, Capcom would likely to release it for current-gen consoles as well as next-gen hardware like PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X.

Capcom Surveys if Fans Want More Resident Evil Remake

Days after Resident Evil 3 Remake release, Capcom asks fans if they want more remake or new Resident Evil games.

Only days after launching anticipated remake of 1999 survivor horror classic Resident Evil 3,  developer/publisher Capcom were quick to surveying fans if they would like to get more Resident Evil Remake games for near future.

Although this survey doesn't shed light on which title Capcom is considering to remake next, there are more options than remakes. They are also interested to know if players are interested to purchase games from mainline series next.

Capcom Surveys if Fans Want More Resident Evil Remake

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A large part of fan-community is eager to see a remake of Resident Evil Code: Veronica, which is a follow up to Resident Evil 2 and Resident Evil 3 story wise; spawning a narrative for another new conspiracy of evil Umbrella Corporation.

Shortly after officially revealing Resident Evil 2 Remake at E3 2018 event, game director Kazunori Kadoi has even teased the idea of remaking Resident Evil: HD Remaster, which itself is a remake of original Resident Evil title of 1996.

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Capcom has already re-released ports of Resident Evil 4 over almost every available modern gaming platform so far with added improvements and yet, there are many who believe that RE4 should be remade to meet true perfection.

There are no hints of either they will start pursuing another reimagining project or release a numbered Resident Evil game though. Code: Veronica is a two-decade old game now, which has massive popularity and demand for among fans.

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One particular answer choice "I will purchase the game even if I had to buy a new console" suggests that Capcom is trying to decide if a new Resident Evil game for next-gen consoles like PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X would be a good idea.

For participating in latest online survey, Capcom is offering you some bonus wallpapers of Resident Evil 3 Remake. Though their inquiry is primarily focused on Asian-based countries, players from other countries can take part as well.

Resident Evil 8 Title Leaked, Chris Redfield Returns

Recent leaks on Resident Evil 8 reveal its possible title, settings and return of series protagonist Chris Redfield.

Earlier this week, long-anticipated remake of 1999 survival horror classic Resident Evil 3 just came out on April 3, 2020 for all major gaming platforms, following success of critically-acclaimed Resident Evil 2 Remake from last year.

Now that these two projects are finally done, developer/publisher Capcom is finally free to focus on mainline Resident Evil games and reportedly, their upcoming release is going to be Resident Evil 8, which now has its title leaked.

Resident Evil 8 Title Leaked, Chris Redfield Returns

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Through an anonymous tip received by Biohazard Declassified website, Capcom has a clever subtitle for next RE game. Currently named "Resident Evil 8: Village", this working title allows for highlighting "VIII" as Roman numeral of 8.

Previously, reputed leaker AestheticGamer has leaked "clever title" part alongside a small village setting for RE8. His claim of featuring a witch-like shadowy enemy with supernatural powers also matches recent leaked report.

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Though there is not much detail of her origin but she will be able to control insects, much like old lady Marguerite Baker. When defeated, this witch will simply disappear and would often try to haunt player character with a maniacal laugh.

When series protagonist Chris Redfield showed up during end of Resident Evil 7 and it's Not a Hero DLC in a redesigned look, not everyone was too excited to see him and now, Capcom is giving him another makeover for his next outing.

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Latest leak states that Chris is going to play a very important role in RE8 and will be presented in a negative light. Redfield will show up in a flashback scene with RE7 lead character Ethan and Mia Winters as well as their apparent baby.

What connection does their baby has to the game's overall narrative is yet to be revealed later. Chris will end up shooting one of them upon breaking into their house and his victim is most likely to be that child, which doesn't seem too heroic.

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Ethan himself will be a bit more fleshed out since he is into this biohazard mess for second time after taking down Eveline almost on his own. Entirety of the game taking place in a European setting is similar to early rumors from last year.

Moreover, there are mentions of including hallucinations elements that will make it hard for your character to focus and concept of a hook man enemy, something that was a part of Resident Evil 3.5 but never made it to Resident Evil 4.

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It is also claimed by source that developers have been busy testing with an UI similar to RE7 and one that is more like RE4. Nevertheless, upcoming RE8 is going to be in first-person perspective and not over-the-shoulder shooter in third-person.

Capcom is said to be planning to release Resident Evil 8 in Q1 of 2021 and an official reveal may take place very soon, maybe later this month. However, these schedules can change anytime due to recent global situation of Coronavirus outbreak.

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AestheticGamer aka Dusk Golem revealed more notes over development of Resident Evil 8 on last week.

Okay, so the little game is done. This will be breaking this month with more details later not by myself, but I've needed to clear some stuff up. "Resident Evil 2021" is Resident Evil 8, but it wasn't always RE8. During most of its development it existed as Revelations 3.

— AestheticGamer aka Dusk Golem (@AestheticGamer1) April 4, 2020

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According to his recent leaks, RE8 started development as Resident Evil: Revelations 3 that was built upon framework of RE7 and Capcom made it into a mainline title impressed by its early version and seeing positive internal feedback.

Resident Evil 8 following a path laid down by its predecessor title may excite some fans because it was a big departure from previous RE games but those who are in love with Resident Evil 2 and 3 Remakes will be slightly disappointed.

Resident Evil 3 Remake Mod Adds Isabelle from Animal Crossing

Isabelle Mask mod for Resident Evil 3 Remake lets Jill Valentine masquerade as Isabelle from Animal Crossing series.

Whenever a highly anticipated video game comes out on any PC gaming platform, modding community takes it upon themselves to change certain characters or aspects for fun, as we saw last year with Resident Evil 2 Remake.

What probably no one has saw coming was Isabelle from Animal Crossing being modded into newly released Resident Evil 3 Remake by developer/publisher Capcom but the end result may not be what many were expecting at all.

Resident Evil 3 Remake Mod Adds Isabelle from Animal Crossing

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Often time mods are used to swap main characters with protagonist or antagonists of some other franchise and one would generally expect Isabelle to take place of Nemesis and hunting down Jill Valentine throughout Raccoon City.

However, modder Crazy Potato had a different yet simpler idea of giving Jill a mask of Animal Crossing's cheerful assistant. Her transition from ex-S.T.A.R.S. member into a carefree spirit, wandering around a zombie-infested city is hilarious.

Agonizing Cuteness Overloaded

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Latest installment of Animal Crossing social simulation game series, Animal Crossing: New Horizons came out on March 20, same day with acclaimed first-person shooter Doom Eternal and became part of many fan-made crossovers.

Players are busy creating loads of stuff from iconic franchises in New Horizons and aspects of its own are now part of another very different genre that has nothing to do with being cutesy at all, thanks to creative ideas of Crazy Potato.

Survival Horror Crossover

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Isabelle Mask mod for Resident Evil 3 is currently available at Nexus Mods website and sized only 12.4 MB. Although watching Isabelle to get punched by Nemesis or getting bitten by zombies on-screen would be rather disturbing.

Resident Evil 3 Remake is out now on PC via Steam, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, which includes a 4v1 asymmetrical multiplayer experience titled Resident Evil: Resistance that replaces fan-favorite Mercenaries Mode from 1999 original.

Resident Evil 8 Rumored to Release in 2021

Newest leak from AestheticGamer reveals that Resident Evil 8 is rumored to release next year, with themes of occultism and such.

Right after releasing first-person survival horror game Resident Evil 7, there was rumors of developer/publisher Capcom already started working on Resident Evil 8 and presumably been under active development for some time.

A newly rumored leak from reputed leaker AestheticGamer claims that Resident Evil 8 is going to be in first-person and would take long-running Resident Evil franchise to a brand-new direction when it will come out next year.

Resident Evil 8 Rumored to Release in 2021

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According to his newest leaks, Resident Evil 8 originally starts development as Resident Evil: Revelations 3 but it quickly became a mainline title instead when Capcom was too impressed by one of its early version and internal feedback.

Aside from first-person perspective, the game will introduce elements of occultism, sequences of hallucination and insanity with an undertone of major distrust among characters to take Resident Evil franchise to a new direction.

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In a latest Tweet, industry insider AestheticGamer AKA Dusk Golem has revealed some major details on RE8.

Okay, so the little game is done. This will be breaking this month with more details later not by myself, but I've needed to clear some stuff up. "Resident Evil 2021" is Resident Evil 8, but it wasn't always RE8. During most of its development it existed as Revelations 3.

— AestheticGamer aka Dusk Golem (@AestheticGamer1) April 4, 2020

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What they actually intended for RE8 to be back then are now set aside in favor of recent changes and may be picked up later. Whether they still make it to become a numbered series entry or a spin-off is yet to be seen in future though.

Of course, any major rumor as such should be taken with a grain of salt up until official sources confirm them and in case of Dusk Golem, there is no exception either even though his leaks on Resident Evil 3 Remake were accurate in past so far.

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Although Capcom didn't follow a set path of changes that was introduced in RE7 when it comes to recent remakes of Resident Evil 2 in 2019 and Resident Evil 3 in 2020, these projects were heavily lauded by critics and fans in general.

Both of these titles were overall improvement of their classic counterparts and would likely to inspire Capcom to release more remakes. It is only a matter of time that they will start working on a reimagining of Resident Evil 4 in near future.

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However, recent rumors on RE8 sound really tempting and probably may even turn out to be true at some extent or in its entirety, mostly for fans that prefers any new titles of RE main series over Capcom's remakes in recent years.

All plausible indication that came out thus far suggests that next Resident Evil game will be a major game-changer in terms of mechanics that were scrapped before and may end up getting revealed very soon, probably by end of this month.

Resident Evil 3 Remake Player Beats Game on Hardcore Mode, No-Hit Run

YouTuber CarcinogenSDA is back at it again with a "no-hit" walkthrough run on hardcore mode for Resident Evil 3 Remake.

Even if you are a fan of Resident Evil series who believes that newly released Resident Evil 3 Remake has not everyone hyped like Resident Evil 2 Remake of last year did, you have to admit that Nemesis is getting more attention than Mr. X.

There are many speedrunners and series veterans out there, who are already on making playthroughs and one of them is YouTuber CarcinogenSDA, who recently uploaded a complete no damage run of RE3 Remake on hardcore mode.

Resident Evil 3 Remake Player Beats Game on Hardcore Mode, No-Hit Run

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Below is a full walkthrough of newly released Resident Evil 3 title by CarcinogenSDA with commentary.

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Aside from taking down regular Raccoon City zombies on streets, he gave useful tips on tackling Hunter Gamma enemies in sewer area as well as Hunter Beta at Spencer Memorial Hospital while playing as U.B.C.S. operative Carlos Oliveira.

In his gameplay commentary, Carci gave detailed instructions on where to find ammo, useful items and cool Easter eggs. Even though it was a no-hit run, he revealed all possible locations for First Aid Spray and herbs but picked none.

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All five mutated stages of Nemesis were nicely done including his final form, without talking a blow of course. Although there was one time before his final appearance where Carci almost took a hit from the creature but survived by an inch.

Resident Evil 3 Remake received a common criticism from fans of being very short in length, yet no one complained about its difficulty like last year with Resident Evil 2 and so, maybe we will even see CarcinogenSDA do a knife-only run very soon.

Resident Evil 3 Remake Out Now

Remake of survival horror classic, Resident Evil 3 from Capcom is now available on PC, PS4 and Xbox One.

It's time to go back to Raccoon City to uncover ulterior motives of evil Umbrella Corporation and expose them as Resident Evil 3 Remake from developer/publisher Capcom is finally out today for PC via Steam, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.

Following an immense success of Resident Evil 2 Remake last year, Capcom made an attempt at reimagining 1999 survival horror classic with slight gameplay changes, new characters, brand-new multiplayer mode and much more gore.

Resident Evil 3 Remake Out Now

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Whereas RE2 protagonists Leon S. Kennedy and Claire Redfield were busy trying to get out alive with young Sherry Birkin, former S.T.A.R.S. member Jill Valentine was still living in the city after surviving "Mansion Incident" at Arklay Mountains.

During her stay at Raccoon City alongside pilot Brad Vickers, her investigation on of Umbrella's activities led her to come across Umbrella Biohazard Countermeasure Service operatives Carlos Oliveira, Mikhail Victor and Nikolai Zinoviev.

Last Escape of Jill Valentine

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As they try to escape in a cable car amidst a T-Virus outbreak, Jill is hunted by a sentient bio-weapon called Nemesis. Umbrella has deployed this monster to kill all remaining members of police and S.T.A.R.S. to clear any evidence against them.

Nemesis is an ultimate pursuer who would stop at nothing to get his targets and can use weapons as well. Unlike G-Virus infected William Birkin or previous tyrant creature Mr. X, he possesses a superior intellect, thanks to improved AI.

Nemesis; Ultimate Umbrella Bio-Weapon

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Capcom also took the liberty of introducing a 4v1 asymmetrical multiplayer mode Resident Evil: Resistance as a multiplayer experience, instead of widely popular mini-game mode "The Mercenaries: Operation Mad Jackal" from original RE3.

Four players would assume role of survivors to fight against creatures and deadly traps set by an evil genius, played by a fifth player. Characters from Resident Evil lore like Annette Birkin and Ozwell Spencer would be available as Mastermind.

1v4 Asymmetrical Multiplayer

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Have one quick look at RE3 Remake official launch trailer before heading into the city of dead one last time.

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Capcom has gotten rid of multiple endings in favor of a singular story path and did an overhaul of Jill's iconic dodge move. Weapons, ammo and resources are scarce as they were before but you can use her combat knife infinite amount of time.

Purchase for both digital and physical copies of Resident Evil 3 Remake Standard or Collector's Edition offers 90's original outfit and hairstyle for Jill Valentine and Carlos Oliveira in Classic Costume Pack as bonus when you pre-order.

Resident Evil 3 Remake Demo Throws Shade at Resident Evil 6

Through an Easter Egg within recently released Resident Evil 3 Remake demo, Capcom is taking shot at Resident Evil 6.

Fans of survival horror game series Resident Evil are currently busy playing as former S.T.A.R.S. officer Jill Valentine in newly released Raccoon City demo of Resident Evil 3 Remake and trying to find their way out of a zombie-infested town.

Although recently released RE3 demo only contains an early section of the game, there are many Easter Eggs for prying eyes and one of them seems to be mocking Resident Evil 6, one of the most divisive releases of entire RE franchise.

Resident Evil 3 Remake Demo Throws Shade at Resident Evil 6

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Raccoon City demo is full of connections to past titles and important details regarding T-virus outbreak. Wandering across streets and underground subway, you can see a many posters out there and one of them even features RE3 key art.

Players can notice one particular in-game poster for a fictional movie titled "Disaster" at one point that is a parody of RE6 box art. It may seem like a coincidence but developer/publisher Capcom is clearly a referencing to their failed 2012 game.

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Earlier, reputed Resident Evil leaker AestheticGamer has put these images on Twitter for side by side comparison.

I'm actually a bit surprised Capcom was willing to do this joke in RE3, but here we are. pic.twitter.com/PTiM1zHUqa

— AestheticGamer aka Dusk Golem (@AestheticGamer1) March 18, 2020

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Though Resident Evil 6 has sold over 9.2 million copies and is the third best-selling Capcom game, it received lowest scores for any RE games. Moreover, RE6 moved over from horror genre and almost became an action experience.

Despite having nearly 600 people working on it, players have heavily criticized it for gameplay, story, and overall pacing problem. Critics have generally hated it for those same reasons as well and therefore, technically it was a disaster.

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Last year, Capcom inserted a number of in-game secrets in Resident Evil 2 Remake for players to discover like age old joke of "Jill Sandwich" on a restaurant flyer and a reference to helicopter pilot Brad Vickers in a recruitment poster for S.T.A.R.S.

Resident Evil 3 Remake is scheduled to arrive on April 3, 2020 for PC via Steam, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. On release, there will presumably more Easter Eggs to discover and hopefully one of them ends up teasing a Dino Crisis remake.

Resident Evil 3 Raccoon City Demo Out Now

Raccoon City demo for Resident Evil 3 is out and you have to time limits to survive a zombie outbreak this time.

As we are getting close to release of upcoming highly-anticipated survival horror game Resident Evil 3 Remake on April 3, 2020, everyone was waiting to get their hands on a demo that developer/publisher Capcom has promised last month.

With merely weeks left for Resident Evil fans to jump on board as former S.T.A.R.S. member Jill Valentine, Capcom is finally releasing a free trial version of the game titled Raccoon City demo for PC via Steam, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.

Resident Evil 3 Raccoon City Demo Out Now

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Those who already played Resident Evil 2 Remake last year will head back to the city of dead once again to see things in new light. Prepare yourselves to get stalked by a relentless pursuer that will not rest until it eliminates you for good.

When you are out there, always try avoiding close-quarter combat with zombies and run away if you have to as not only can they overwhelm you in number all of a sudden, Umbrella bio-weapon Nemesis is out there looking for you.

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Most of the time, you can easily pass them over and sometime her dodge move with perfect timing can be a huge lifesaver. Always have an escape route in mind for new areas and keep an eye at your surrounding for destructible elements.

In her attempt to make an escape and rescue any remaining civilians, Jill receives help from fellow protagonist Carlos Oliveira. Players can also engage in a hunt to find twenty Mr. Charlie figures hidden across locations of Raccoon City.

Mr. Charlie Challenge

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Those idly lying electrical box or explosive barrels may come in handy at a later point if you can keep away from blasting them. Those who want to complete entire run of the demo would be wise to conserve ammo and manage resources.

Capcom has previously updated their RE2 R.P.D. demo for all platforms with a newly added Easter egg of Nemesis voice and chances are, some sort ties to characters or events from last Resident Evil game will be shown in demo of RE3.

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Also, take a look at a roundup of how things have led from Arklay Mountain incident to an outbreak in Raccoon City.

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Unlike limited time "1-Shot" Demo of RE2 Remake, Raccoon City demo has no time caps and can be playable for more than once. Upon completion of the demo, there will be an exclusive brand-new cinematic trailer for all participants.

Capcom will host an Open Beta for Resident Evil 3 Remake online multiplayer mode Resident Evil: Resistance on March 27, featuring evil Mastermind character Daniel Fabron and four out of six survivors in an asymmetrical 4v1 game.