Resident Evil 3 Remake Nemesis Trailer

Capcom releases new trailer for Resident Evil 3 Remake focused on Nemesis, Umbrella soldiers and more.

Following immense success of Resident Evil 2 Remake from last year, developer/publisher Capcom came out announcing its sequel survival horror game Resident Evil 3 Remake on April 3, 2020 for PC via Steam, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.

Players who are still being haunted by a menacing Tyrant bioweapon named Mr. X will have a new enemy to deal with. After showing brief silhouettes in past trailer, a new footage is released focusing on RE3 antagonist Nemesis.

Resident Evil 3 Remake Nemesis Trailer

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Nemesis trailer showcase a relentless pursuer running amok in Raccoon City for any surviving S.T.A.R.S members.

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Only over a minute long, the trailer shifts first-person perspective of announcement footage to a third-person view where former S.T.A.R.S. officer Jill Valentine is shown to have been struggling to get out of her pursuer's way.

She made it out of a flaming apartment and their confrontation hits streets of the city where Nemesis hurls her onto a car using his tentacles but help comes her way soon in form of a surviving U.B.C.S. member Carlos Oliveira.

Brotherhood of U.B.C.S.

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He and his fellow mercenary Tyrell Patrick is seen to head for Raccoon City Police Department, before or after Leon S. Kennedy made his rounds. Jill later meets with rest of his friends like Mikhail Victor and others inside a cable car.

Sergeant Nikolai Zinoviev thinks Jill is a liability and then she ran off to distract her approaching adversary from them. Gameplay moments of shooting down zombies and what is likely seem to be Hunter creatures are showed in between story bits.

Return of Hunters

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Though Nemesis is designed using model of Mr. X, he is much more strong and intelligent due to an improved AI used by Capcom. In past, he only used to carry a rocket launcher but now he has a huge flamethrower mounted on his back.

His persuade of Jill is more intense than it was in Resident Evil 3: Nemesis since most of his interaction is not scripted. There will be more fateful encounters with this monstrosity and he is well equipped to do much more damage than before.

Chasing of S.T.A.R.S.

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This cat-and-mouse game eventually comes to an end when her chaser comes in front of her car and they both crash. Future trailer launching ahead of RE3 release would likely to feature further mutation of this enraged beast.

Players will have to wait only a few months until they can get their hands on Resident Evil 3 Remake on all major platforms and step into a reimagined Raccoon City for an exciting journey of survival amidst an iconic outbreak from 1999.

Resident Evil 3 Remake Won't Have Mercenaries Mode and Multiple Endings

Upcoming Resident Evil 3 will not include Mercenaries Mode and multiple endings like 1999 original title.

We are only less than four months away from release of upcoming highly-anticipated survival horror game Resident Evil 3 Remake from developer/publisher Capcom for PC via Steam, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One on April 3, 2020.

Although RE3 is a remake of original 1999 game, it will undergo a few makeovers than last year's Resident Evil 2 Remake. A few features like fan-favorite Mercenaries mode and multiple endings will not make it to final version.

Resident Evil 3 Remake Won't Have Mercenaries Mode and Multiple Endings

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When news surrounding RE3 Remake has first emerged online, many fans assume to see return of Mercenaries mode but that hope is shot down in an interview with Capcom producers from recent issue of official PlayStation Magazine UK.

There were several unique endings in Resident Evil 3: Nemesis, which would often occur when players would follow different paths willingly or sometime forcibly but developers bailed out on that as well in favor of a definitive main story.

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Twitter user Nibellion has posted these newly revealed details along with a Reddit link for pages from OPM.

New Resident Evil 3 details from OPM

- Nemesis is based on Tyrant from RE2 but has better AI
- they created a "real" Nemesis to scan him with photogrammetry
- No Mercenaries mode
- Mutant worms will return
- Carlos is playable
- No multiple endings

More:https://t.co/Os7MF77KoO pic.twitter.com/009qsKYkm5

— Nibel (@Nibellion) January 9, 2020

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Upon completion of RE3: Nemesis story mode, a mini-game mode titled "The Mercenaries: Operation Mad Jackal" would eventually unlock and task players to complete a bunch of objectives throughout Raccoon City in set time.

Players could take control of one of Umbrella Biohazard Countermeasure Service members Carlos Oliveira, Mikhail Victor and Nikolai Zinoviev. This is more like an extended version of bonus modes from RE2 featuring HUNK and Tofu.

Sewers of Raccoon City

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In latest reimagining of a classic, they are cutting off Mercenaries in favor of its asymmetrical multiplayer mode Resident Evil: Resistance that lets four players to take part as survivors against a fifth one taking role of a Mastermind.

This character can pit survivors into traps and send zombies or Mr. X after them to stop them from getting away. Revealed earlier in a glitch, Umbrella scientist Annette Birkin will also be a playable Mastermind with her ultimate being G-monster.

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Despite not being explorable as an open-world game, you will be able to explore city hospital, shops and streets in RE3. At one point, Jill will find herself into Raccoon City sewer system and come across returning enemies like mutant worms and such.

Other than being completely redesigned in a new avatar, Carlos Oliveira will be playable for an extended level than his original run. His role in getting a cure of T-virus from hospital will most likely be prolonged in latest iteration of the game.

Jill Meets U.B.C.S. Mercs

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Also, main antagonist character Nemesis would be based on model of Mr. X from RE2 but will receive an improved version of AI. Developers have created a lifelike version of the Tyrant monster to scan it using photogrammetry tech.

Unlike earlier, his appearance is not scripted or restricted on Raccoon City Police Department corridors anymore. Instead, he will now out without a leash and roaming around seeking for his primary target, former S.T.A.R.S. member Jill Valentine.

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Compared to brand-new online experience Project Resistance within Resident Evil universe, Mercenaries mode had significantly less content to work on and old-school RE3 fans who likes to play alone would surely miss it a lot.

Although Mercenaries mode in Resident Evil 3 doesn't offer much gameplay depth, it still is an enjoyable experience with nostalgic value. Therefore, getting rid of this unlockable mini-game from its remake actually makes less sense. 

Resident Evil 2 Remake Mod Adds Ellie from The Last of Us

Latest mod for Resident Evil 2 Remake replaces Claire Redfield with Ellie from survival horror game The Last of Us.

Soon after release of survival horror game Resident Evil 2 Remake by developer/publisher Capcom last year, there has been a surge of mods created for PC version that would change or replace many in-game characters for fun.

Thanks to an unending wave of enthusiasm within modder community, a latest mod created by a fan named Darkness Valtier features young Ellie from 2013 action-adventure title The Last of Us as a playable character for RE2 Remake.

Resident Evil 2 Remake Mod Adds Ellie from The Last of Us

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Ellie is a secondary lead character in TLoU, who survived in a post-apocalyptic world ravaged by an outbreak of Cordyceps fungus by fighting hostile humans and cannibalistic herd of Clickers alongside her mentor and father-figure Joel.

Looking forward to take on the role of a bonafide zombie-hunter, Ellie enters a heavily infested Raccoon City to encounter looming threats like G-Virus infected William Birkin and Mr. X with advanced firepower at her disposal.

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Fitting a 14-year-old girl into model of a full-grown woman through modding is a task that has no guarantee of natural-looking result. Considering that, Darkness Valtier did a great job of nicely blending these two together.

Rather than simply attempting to reskin over Claire Redfield model, facial animations of Ellie are added as well. Although this modification is done over her Elza Walker costume, it simply doesn't replace voice for Claire.

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Below is a gameplay walkthrough video from recent TLoU mod for RE2Make titled "Ellie The Last of Us Mod".

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Though it has yet to appear at Nexus Mods, interested players can still download RE2 Remake mod for Ellie from MediaFire. Hopefully, there is still some polish going on to adjust height differences between two of them before its release.

Currently, Resident Evil fans worldwide are waiting for Resident Evil 3 Remake release on April 3, 2020 for PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. The Last of Us will also release its follow-up sequel The Last of Us Part II for PS4 on May 29, 2020.

Resident Evil 2 R.P.D. Demo Out, Adds Nemesis Easter Egg

Capcom adds new R.P.D. demo for Resident Evil 2 Remake with a haunting Easter egg from Resident Evil 3.

Shortly before survival horror title Resident Evil 2 Remake came out earlier this year, a 30-minutes long "1-Shot" demo was released by developer/publisher Capcom for all available platforms for players to try the game in advance.

On eve of The Game Awards 2019, that same demo has been spotted on Steam as R.P.D. demo but Capcom has completely removed its time limit but added a scary new Easter egg from upcoming Resident Evil 3 Remake.

Resident Evil 2 R.P.D. Demo Out, Adds Nemesis Easter Egg

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Revisit a zombie infested Raccoon City in brand-new RE2 R.P.D. demo trailer if you haven't played the game already.

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This demo became available on all platforms shortly after a surprise reveal of RE3 Remake on recent State of Play episode by Sony Entertainment, not just to promote an immensely successful remake of RE2 but to tease fans for its sequel.

Though a remake of Resident Evil 3: Nemesis is currently due to April 3, 2020, players can download and play the demo to experience its titular antagonist growling "STAAARS" when you walk outside towards the graveyard near police station.

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Have a peak at where you can briefly hear the howling voice of Nemesis in dark while playing this demo.

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This is a sweet Easter egg from Capcom in their reimagining of Resident Evil for fans as events of Resident Evil 3 place during and after Resident Evil 2, where former S.T.A.R.S member Jill Valentine trying to escape from Raccoon City.

However, an outbreak of flesh-eating zombies quickly becomes less of her worries when she faces an advance bio-weapon sent by Umbrella Corporation, who has a sole purpose to kill any remaining S.T.A.R.S member and constantly chases her.

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A few days ago, a new Steam achievement titled "Chasing Jill" was secretly added to list by Capcom for RE2Make following announcement at State of Play video presentation and is clearly a nod to their next game in line.

Originally released for PlayStation consoles in 1999, Resident Evil 3 is coming next year on PC via Steam, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. Meanwhile, feel free to go back to playing RE2 or explore the new R.P.D. demo until RE3 arrives.

Resident Evil 3 Release Date and Collector's Edition Announced

Capcom officially announces Resident Evil 3 Remake for 2020 at PlayStation's most recent State of Play episode.

After recent leak from PlayStation Network listing, a remake of 1999 survival horror classic title Resident Evil 3: Nemesis by developer/publisher Capcom was almost inevitable and it turns out, all these rumors were actually true.

In latest and final episode of PlayStation's State of Play livestream for this year, Capcom officially confirmed that Resident Evil 3 Remake coming on April 3, 2020 for PC via Steam, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One platforms.

Resident Evil 3 Release Date and Collector's Edition Announced

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Fan-favorite RE character Jill Valentine returns in a newly reimagined trailer for upcoming RE3 Remake.

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In a complete reimagining of Resident Evil 3, the trailer goes back to Raccoon City once again right before the events of Resident Evil 2, to explore former S.T.A.R.S. member and original series protagonist Jill Valentine trying to make an escape.

During her getaway attempts, she is met by surviving mercenaries Carlos Oliveira, Mikhail Victor and Nikolai Zinoviev. Carlos becomes an ally to her while she is constantly being pursued by a super-powered Tyrant named Nemesis.

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After her reports on Umbrella Corporation and Arklay Mansion incident, all investigation has been completely overlooked and Jill gets suspended. Even though willing to expose all lies, she has to get out first from the city of living dead.

Those who played recent remake version of Resident Evil 2 and was haunted by a menacing Mr. X will meet his new successor in RE3 Remake. Nemesis is a persistent bio-weapon who does a lot more than slamming doors or ramming through walls.

Return to Raccoon City

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Upon finishing single-player campaign, you can dive into team-based multiplayer game Resident Evil: Resistance for an asymmetrical 4v1 online experience that is included with Resident Evil 3 and is also set in Raccoon City.

Revealed earlier as Project Resistance, players will work together to escape from clutches of a single mastermind. Two new kidnapped survivors Becca and Martin, new mastermind Annette Birkin and monster William Birkin are added to current roster.

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Resident Evil 3 Collector's Edition will come along with a physical copy of the base game, art book, digital soundtracks, Jill Valentine figurine and map of Raccoon City, exclusively offered at GameStop for players in North American region.

On any pre-order of Standard or Collector's Edition of RE3Make, players would receive a Classic Costume Pack that features original outfit and hairstyle for both Jill Valentine and Carlos Oliveira, just to let you get back into that 90's vibe.

Resident Evil 3 Remake Collector's Edition

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RE3 would take back players to some familiar locations from RE2 in high-definition visuals and over the shoulder third-person perspective that are all brought back to life for a unique dodge mechanic using the ground-breaking RE Engine.

Pre-order for PS4 version of the game is already available right now on PlayStation Store for digital purchase or at Best Buy outlets for physical copies, with Steam and Xbox One version becoming available for everyone very soon.

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It was two decades ago, when Capcom came up with Resident Evil series of games and totally revolutionized a new genre. Though latter games have deviated from its roots, first three RE games are what truly defines what survival horror is.

Resident Evil 2 Remake was widely accepted by fans for staying true to its core, yet adding new elements to overall story. Resident Evil 3 Remake can see similar and maybe even greater level of success if Capcom can just repeat that same idea.

Resident Evil 3 Remake Leaked on PlayStation Network

Shortly ahead of an awaited reveal, first look of Resident Evil 3 Remake got leaked on PlayStation Network.

Ever since long-anticipated survival horror classic title Resident Evil 2 Remake was released earlier, developer/publisher Capcom has been working on development on remake of its sequel or as it appeared according to some rumors.

Turns out, all those sweet rumors from past months were actually true as Resident Evil 3 Remake cover art has been leaked lately on PlayStation Network shortly ahead of an official announcement, spotted by Gamstat.

Resident Evil 3 Remake Leaked on PlayStation Network

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There were only words of speculations and some occasional vague tease by Capcom so far but now there is finally some hard evidence. Data-miners have dug out some official covers on tracking site Gamestat that showed up at PSN.

Lead character Jill Valentine and her ally Carlos Oliveria have received a revised look along with titular antagonist character Nemesis. Two protagonists are standing on backdrop of Raccoon City while their relentless stalker is looming over it.

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Twitter user Nibellion posted all three promotional images in a recent post after it has been leaked earlier.

Resident Evil 3 Remake cover art has appeared on PSNhttps://t.co/rG5UBaXiEH pic.twitter.com/4btaentlgI

— Nibel (@Nibellion) December 3, 2019

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Both Carlos and Jill look very different in their revised form than their appearance from 1999 original game. Nemesis however, doesn't look any less scary at all and is now featured on promo unlike his predecessor Mr. X from RE2 Remake.

In past couple of weeks, reports are coming in pretty strong for an upcoming reveal of RE3 Remake, which is set for a 2020 release and scheduled to show up either at The Game Awards 2019 or Jump Festa 2020 later this month.

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One of these cover art for Japanese region shows off a special edition titled "Biohazard RE: 3 Z Version". Since the cat is out of the bag already, Capcom may decide to reveal the game a little earlier than originally expected.

Given how RE2 Remake has seen immense success this year, release of Resident Evil 3 Remake was almost inevitable. This leak clearly indicates of an official confirmation that may come soon in form of a new teaser trailer anytime now.

Resident Evil 3 Remake Reportedly Coming in 2020

Capcom will reportedly release Resident Evil 3: Nemesis in 2020, following success of Resident Evil 2 Remake.

It has been reported and rumored several times since reveal of survival horror classic title Resident Evil 2 Remake at E3 2018 event that developer/publisher Capcom might be interested in a remake of Resident Evil 3: Nemesis.

Reported by news outlet VGC and Spawn Wave YouTube channel, Capcom has been allegedly working on development of RE3: Nemesis remake that they are planning to release next year followed by an announcement at The Game Awards 2019.

Resident Evil 3 Remake Reportedly Coming in 2020

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In past, Spawn Wave has record of successfully leaking upcoming From Software release Elden Ring before official reveal at E3 2019. Besides, several other sources are reporting on the same rumor as well with a bit lesser skepticism.

Also, Capcom producer Yoshiaki Hirabayashi mentioned earlier that they are open to ideas of a remake for 1999 original PlayStation game if there is a significant fan-demand, which caused RE2Make a possibility and sold 4.7 million units so far.

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Capcom took Friday the 13th of July in 2018 to tease fans by posting an image on Twitter of RE3 antagonist Nemesis, comparing him to notoriously relentless stalker Jason Voorhees, both chasing and haunting their victims persistently.

Then earlier this year, they mysteriously tease fans on social media by putting a shot of protagonist Claire Redfield from RE2 Remake standing next to a massive hole in a wall before arrival of Mr. X, a few months after its launch.

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When Capcom was looking for RE Ambassadors within United States back in August 2019, people were hoping for confirmation on RE3 Remake but it turned out to be a brand-new Resident Evil game titled Project Resistance.

However, during Closed Beta program of this team survival multiplayer experience last month, some players started to notice Resident Evil 3 save room theme is being played in-game, which is a rather interesting nod to add for sure.

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Moreover, lead character Jill Valentine and her fellow Raccoon City survivor Carlos Oliveira has briefly appeared in first trailer of the game to add more fuel to that spark of fire, having fans to speculate even harder for RE3Make.

If show host Geoff Keighley truly ends up announcing Resident Evil 3: Nemesis Remake at the big night of TGA 2019 next month, it is most likely to come out at some later point in 2020 for PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One platforms.

Resident Evil 2 Remake Mod Adds Goose from Untitled Goose Game

A winged fury from Untitled Goose Game invades the world of Resident Evil 2 Remake in a recent mod.

Following an anticipated launch of classic survival horror game Resident Evil 2 Remake by developer/publisher Capcom, it became universally acclaimed and has become a favorite subject of experiment for modder community.

A common trope for RE2 Remake mod is basically about taking a known pop-culture figure to replace with menacing antagonist Mr. X. In a latest twist, a honking force of nature has arrived on Raccoon City to terrorize players.

Resident Evil 2 Remake Mod Adds Goose from Untitled Goose Game

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After giving people nightmares by swapping Thomas the Tank Engine with T-00 model Tyrant known as Mr. X, modder ZombieAli is back again with another of his weird take where he adds winged enigma Goose from Untitled Goose Game.

Lately, the above-mentioned stealth puzzle title from developer House House and publisher Panic has become an indie sensation because of its nonsensical gameplay of running amok in an English village as a goose, creating humorous situation.

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Currently a work in progress, ZombieAli has offered a brief peak at how Goose will appear in his upcoming mod.

Untitled Goose Chase? #Modding #RE2 #MrX #UntitleGooseGame @panic pic.twitter.com/IZUGLTxDS6

— 🎃 ΛLISTΞR 🎃 (@xZombieAlix) October 19, 2019

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Marking his arrival at Raccoon City police station, Goose pushes aside the crashed chopper within the building by spreading its buffed wings while approaching to an awestruck Claire Redfield, who tries to point her firearm at it.

When final version of his work will complete, Goose will be fashioning Mr. X's iconic fedora and will include extra HONKS. There is no release date yet but people will surely want to try it out as soon as possible to see an unhinged Goose in action.

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Running loose from last month, this feathered fury has honked its way to many franchise crossovers by fans and become a popular meme. Thus, it has become a worthy subject of sidelining Mr. X in a recent modding experiment.

Resident Evil 2 Remake is already out now on PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One platforms, selling over 4.5 million copies in a few months. Various reports suggest that Capcom is planning a remake for Resident Evil 3: Nemesis to release soon.

Monster Hunter: World Comes to Resident Evil

Claire Redfield and Leon Kennedy from Resident Evil series is crossing over with Monster Hunter: World in upcoming event.

According to an annual sales report, developer/publisher Capcom has doubled their profit this year through revenue from digital downloads. Two of their biggest contributors for such growth are Monster Hunter: World and Resident Evil 2.

While every other major AAA-title is currently prepping up for their upcoming Halloween events, Capcom will be joining a bit late with their upcoming Monster Hunter: World X Resident Evil crossover event on November 2019.

Monster Hunter: World Comes to Resident Evil

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A brand-new trailer for showcases highlighted features of MHW X RE seasonal event, scheduled for next month.

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Lately, action role-playing game Monster Hunter: World has launched its first major expansion Iceborne for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. Also, early 2019 saw most-anticipated release of survival horror game Resident Evil 2 Remake.

Resident Evil series protagonists Claire Redfield and Leon Kennedy are very good at slaying monster for survival. Therefore, Capcom had this interesting idea of picking them up from Raccoon City and throw into "New World".

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Fan-favorite 4th survivor, To-fu will likely to be added as a cosmetic alongside other themed unlocks. Zombies are most probably are going to be a part to play as rival Hunters other than some sort of environmental distraction.

The trailer suggests that Hunters will be able to wear Claire and Leon skins aside from a Handler skin of terrifying Tyrant boss, Mr. X. Also, Iceborne expansion will be receiving a free update for a new volcanic area on October 10, 2019.

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Following launch, MHW has cross-promotion with franchises like Mega Man and Street Fighter. Other third-party collaborations include Assassin's Creed series, Final Fantasy XIV, Horizon Zero Dawn and The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt.

Capcom has yet to announce a definitive release date for Monster Hunter: World X Resident Evil seasonal event and how long it is going to last. Whether or not this limited time crossover will come to PC is yet to confirm officially.

Resident Evil Project Resistance Gameplay Overview

Tokyo Game Show 2019 brings new gameplay overview of upcoming Resident Evil experience Project Resistance.

Shortly ahead of Tokyo Game Show 2019, developer/publisher Capcom has announced brand-new Resident Evil title Project Resistance for PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One platforms before releasing a new teaser trailer for fans.

Today at TGS 2019, fans received a better look at overall gameplay mechanics of their upcoming project that is aiming to explore survival horror genre slight differently that they usually do in mainline RE games.

Resident Evil Project Resistance Gameplay Overview

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Latest overview video released at TGS 2019 sheds light on how things play out in Project Resistance.

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Capcom calls Project Resistance a 1v4 asymmetric online survival horror experience that pits four among five players in a game of cat and mouse chase as survivors to stay alive against all odds and is still set in Resident Evil universe.

A mystery man from first teaser video who looked awfully similar to Albert Wesker is actually a new guy named Daniel Fabron. Four young survivors are Samuel Jordan, January Van Sant, Valerie Harmon and Tyrone Henry.

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Each of them are specialized in different skills be it hacking, healing, melee attack or even reducing damage. Using their variety of skills with proper teamwork, players can defeat those bio-weapons set loose on them and escape.

There are specific objectives to complete before moving onto a new area and working together helps you find items or solve puzzles. If your teammate is injured, they can be revived but if not, they will die and respawn to kill valuable time.

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One of them playing as Mastermind will summon monstrous creatures to hunt them, set traps or manipulate surrounding environment while tracking them using security cameras and those four will have to survive using their own special skills.

If deemed necessary, Mastermind can even take direct control of any zombies or even the Tyrant named Mr. X to stop them. Survivors can only win by making an escape though tackling all obstacles thrown at them before time runs out.

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Whether or not Project Resistance is set around the same period of Raccoon City outbreak from Resident Evil 2, it sure reuses assets like gore effect, map location, designs of featuring bio-weapons like regular zombies or Lickers.

Taiwanese game studio NeoBards Entertainment, who previously worked with Capcom on Onimusha: Warlords for PS4 and Resident Evil Origins Collection are in co-development process for Resident Evil game Project Resistance.

Resident Evil 2 Remake Mod Adds Pennywise from IT

Latest mod for Resident Evil 2 Remake has turned Mr. X into Pennywise the Clown from It: Chapter Two.

Even more than seven month after developer/publisher Capcom released their much-anticipated survival horror game Resident Evil 2 Remake; some enthusiastic fans can never get enough of it and tries to add something on its PC version.

Ever since the game came out, modder community has been going on a frenzy of adding pop culture characters from various franchises into RE2 and one such endeavor has brought Pennywise the Dancing Clown to Raccoon City.

Resident Evil 2 Remake Mod Adds Pennywise from IT

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An ancient cosmic being that has been preying on youngsters from small town of Derry for long has returned with the release of It: Chapter Two and has now swapped places with T-00 model Tyrant, who is commonly referred as Mr. X.

Surprisingly, Stephen King's It character nicely fits into his boots and follows the same routine of chasing you through halls of R.P.D. building while a creepy circus music plays in background and punching you down when close.

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This Tyrant boss is already a pretty scary enemy with seemingly no weakness to bullets or other melee weapons; now wearing skin of a creature that gives everyone nightmares has made the relentless pursuer even scarier than before.

Not only does he have a terrifying presence, you have to run from the killer clown since you can't really kill it. Previously, reference of Pennywise was found in an Easter egg on Far Cry 5 and on recent beta for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare.

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Have a peak at a demo of how you will be chased by "It" and will constantly be on the run for your life at all times.

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Both Claire Redfield and Pennywise outfit mods were made by Marcos RC and one thing to mention there is that they are not free at all. Interested players would have to join his Patreon to get those, according to video uploader.

It: Chapter Two had a successful opening week at global box-office, earning over $300 million so far. We are pretty sure that this menacing creepy clown of Stephen King will show up in many games soon if not in Resident Evil 2 Remake.

Resident Evil Project Resistance Teaser

Capcom debuts new teaser trailer for upcoming Resident Evil expeience "Project Resistance" before Tokyo Game Show 2019.

At the end of last month, developer/publisher Capcom teased of a brand-new Resident Evil project titled Project Resistance an official website and announced to reveal more details at Tokyo Game Show 2019, on September 9.

Many have deemed that something similar to Resident Evil Outbreak may be in works and we are still due a full release title. Shortly ahead of TGS 2019, an official teaser is just dropped for an upcoming survival horror experience.

Resident-Evil-Project-Resistance-Teaser

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Here is a brief look at newly released cinematic trailer of upcoming team-based survival horror Project Resistance.

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The beginning of the video shows off a mystery man from shadows walking into some sort of control room. He observes four youngsters entering a large room which is part of a secret laboratory that is likely belong to Umbrella Corporation.

They move to a warehouse like area and the mystery man starts releasing a number of Zombies on them to see if they survive. Working together as a team, these four have managed to put them all down, including a rabid Licker.

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Just as they were trying to catch a breath afterwards, a giant door in front of them opens to reveal the infamous Tyrant known as Mr. X standing thereby and the guy puts two mechanical gauntlets in his hands, asserting full control over it.

This could very well be that premise of this new game is set during Raccoon City outbreak event from Resident Evil 2. Mr. X in Project Resistance trailer looks awfully similar to recently released RE2Make and Albert Wesker might be the mystery man.

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In early August, Capcom sent invitations to U.S. based members of RE Ambassadors program to test a new game from Resident Evil series and it pretty much fits the description other than Resident Evil 3 Remake or Resident Evil 8.

Project Resistance from Resident Evil series is going to release for PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. Registered attendees from Japan who would show up at Capcom booth in Tokyo Game Show 2019 will get some glimpse at gameplay.

Resident Evil Project Resistance Announced

Capcom to reveal new Resident Evil game titled "Project Resistance" ahead of Tokyo Game Show 2019.

Earlier this month, developer/publisher Capcom invited U.S. based testers for a new game from their popular survival horror series Resident Evil without hinting whether it is a remake of Resident Evil 3 or just Resident Evil 8.

After launching an official teaser website recently, Capcom announces to reveal a new Resident Evil project titled Project Resistance for PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One on September 9, shortly before Tokyo Game Show 2019.

Resident Evil Project Resistance Announced

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On set date for next month, they will premiere the trailer at 8:00 AM PDT and attendees will be able to view it on Capcom booth. For Japan only, interested individuals will be given chance to test playing but would require early registrations.

Information on Project Resistance is pretty scarce and yet a Reddit user was able to grab a few thumbnails from a YouTube livestream link that are claimed to be from upcoming teaser trailer but they are not large enough to get a clear visual.

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Twitter user Nibel has managed to get those screenshots and then posted them later on social media.

Someone found tiny Project Resistance thumbnails from the YouTube linkhttps://t.co/Wxczi0iKsl

Definitely looks like a 4-player coop multiplayer game to me pic.twitter.com/Ao40th9WLY

— Nibel (@Nibellion) August 29, 2019

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Aside from these stills being taken from a live-action video, all we can guess for now is that it will most probably be a four player co-op multiplayer game like Left 4 Dead and maybe a spin-off title like Resident Evil Outbreak from 2003.

Capcom has not cleared out anything about Project Resistance and given how Resident Evil has become their best-selling franchise by shipping 90 million units so far, maybe they are trying out something new other than survival horror genre.

Capcom to Recruit US Testers for New Resident Evil Game

Capcom is looking for U.S. based RE Ambassadors to test out a new Resident Evil game very soon.

We already know that developer/publisher Capcom got on board for development of a sequel to 2017 survival horror game Resident Evil 7 following release, even though it is still not clear whether or not it is called Resident Evil 8.

lately, Capcom has been sending out invitation to members of their RE Ambassadors program who are residing in United States, to test out a new Resident Evil game that is currently under early phase of development.

Capcom to Recruit US Testers for New Resident Evil Game

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According to Biohaze, the video game developer has sent emails to RE Ambassadors based on Japan last week. Now they are seeking out members within U.S. community to recruit testers and doing the same to get some feedback.

Interested applicants that lives in Los Angeles will be required to be free on September 20 or 21 and those from New York on September 23 or 24. However, they will not be compensated for their valued time and travel expenses.

RE Ambassador Invitation

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Other requirement a participant should have is to have played at least any Resident Evil title in past aside from being a member. There is clearly no hint at if they will test out a remake of early title, a sequel to RE7 or even a spin-off.

After Resident Evil 2 Remake saw a massive opening on January 2019, fans were rallying for a follow-up with Resident Evil 3: Nemesis Remake. Regardless, Capcom seems to be going ahead with Biohazard storyline through Resident Evil 8 for now.

Capcom Teasing Resident Evil 3 Remake! Again!

Capcom has been teasing photos on twitter that clearly hint at a very possible remake of Resident Evil 3: Nemesis.

In an absolute knocking the ball out of the park move, developer/publisher Capcom has seen a smashing success with their recent release of Resident Evil 2 Remake that took newcomers and veterans back to roots of survival horror.

Now that they have delivered fans what they have been wanting for years, the company shifts their focus to next Resident Evil game and they most probably are on board with a Resident Evil 3 Remake according to mysterious tease from social media.

Capcom Teasing Resident Evil 3 Remake! Again!

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While playing as either Claire Redfield or Leon Kennedy in RE2Make, players enter Raccoon City Police Department at a very early point of their journey into zombie apocalypse and come to a massive hole on a wall even before Mr. X arrives.

With Claire standing next to it, Capcom posted a photo of that wrecked wall that clearly teasing of a stalker enemy.

Clearly something or someone doesn't understand the concept of doors... What do YOU think happened to the wall here?#RE2 pic.twitter.com/jJF2hjJlzj

— Resident Evil (@RE_Games) April 16, 2019

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While Claire and Leon were trying to get out of Raccoon City with little Sherry Birkin, Jill Valentine was looking for an escape as well but her attempts were to evade the titular tyrant monstrosity Nemesis rather than the city itself.

Since events from both RE2 and RE3 are set on Raccoon City, it shouldn't be a big surprise why they already added this part into an early installment. There are good chances for players to revisit similar areas from RE2Make into upcoming follow-up title.

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They also posted another photo of Jill from Resident Evil HD Remaster only a day before, as someone is watching her under a bed. In both cases, she is a lead character in those games and a mysterious stalking foe is hinted heavily.

After RE2 Remake was officially revealed back at E3 2018, Capcom posted a photo of Nemesis on Twitter a month later on Friday the 13th, comparing to another stalking adversary Jason Voorhees, which led fans to believe it a tease to another remake.

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Nemesis provided a unique kind of horror where protagonist character is constantly chased throughout the city blocks by an RPG-wielding unkillable monster, which is hell-bent on eradicating any and every living S.T.A.R.S. member.

According to Twitter leaks from reliable source EVIL VR back in January 2019, developers are currently working on Resident Evil 3 Remake and Resident Evil 8 but are very much interested in delivering RE3 before going back to origin of Eveline. 

Resident Evil 2 Remake All In-Game Rewards Unlock DLC

Players can now unlock every bonus modes and in-game rewards in Resident Evil 2 Remake with a $4.99 worth DLC.

Nostalgic fans of Resident Evil survival horror game series has gotten everything they have been asking for years when Resident Evil 2 Remake from developer/publisher Capcom comes out in 2019, yet some are still struggling to complete the game.

However, players can skip all those hassle of going through A and B scenarios by spending only $4.99 to get their hands on a newly launched "All In-game Rewards Unlock" DLC, available now at PlayStation Store, Steam and Xbox Games Store.

Resident Evil 2 Remake All In-Game Rewards Unlock DLC

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Upon completing original campaign runs for protagonists Claire Redfield and Leon Kennedy, RE2 Remake offers "The 4th Survivor" and "The Tofu Survivor" bonus mode scenarios, which now can be unlocked with this recent add-on.

Not only are you given access to extra modes, bonus weapons with infinite ammo including ATM-4 rocket launcher, LE-5 submachine gun, minigun and Samurai Edge handgun, concept art, '98 costumes, models and unbreakable combat knife.

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Ammo is obviously scarce and repeated use of combat knife can break it at one point since Raccoon City zombies are literal bullet sponges now but a blade that doesn't break and a gun that will never go empty on you is a sure blessing for suckers.

All in-game items and rewards unlocked within this DLC pack can save struggling players a lot of time, if there are a few bucks to spare. Besides, bunch of variant costumes for Claire and Leon that comes along would at least make it worth.

Claire Redfield and Leon Kennedy Costume '98

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Typically, people requires to go through certain challenges and have to put some efforts to unlock these achievements that also helps developing skills but it seems fine now that people complain a lot about easy modes and accessibilities these days.

Of course you can always take the high road to unlock all in-game rewards of Resident Evil 2 Remake by taking a bit of help from online guides or expert playthroughs on YouTube if you have a mindset of earning them rather than paying for them.