What Resident Evil remake should be next?

The Tuesday Letters page questions why breakout video games do what they do, as one reader congratulates Activision for marketing Black Ops 6.

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Solving the codex
I find the idea of ​​internet wars between different leak groups mildly funny, especially when I see some of them get angry even though they admit they got things wrong before. However, there are many people supporting the Resident Evil Zero and Code: Veronica rumors, so I guess we have to assume that they are probably true.

It seems odd that they end up coming out after Resident Evil 4, but while I’m sure part of it is that the more famous remakes did better than expected, I also suspect that Capcom thought they had to drum up interest. with an eagerly awaited remake like Resident Evil 4, before trying to get people interested in much more obscure games like Zero and Code: Veronica.

To get the order right, they would have to follow up the already disappointing Resident Evil 3 with the little-known Code: Veronica. I don’t even know where you put Zero, but it sure never came out before Resident Evil 2.

Now I wonder if they’re going to tweak the stories a bit so that Code: Veronica takes place after Resident Evil 4 and maybe Zero is more about the aftermath of Resident Evil 1 than what happened before – or they stay on the train the whole time or something.

I’d be fine with that because there isn’t much of a connection between those games and Resident Evil 5, and boy does this need a complete overhaul. So to sum it up, I’ll be very happy when Code: Veronica comes out next. I hope they get Leonardo DiCaprio to voice Steve Burnside.
Build

Internet hype
I’ve seen Midori’s name pop up quite a bit lately in terms of leaks and they seem to be very accurate. But I have to ask what will come of it if? Is it really worth risking your job like this? All they ever give out are codenames and very vague details… if Nintendo ever catches them they’d probably try to arrest them, I really don’t see how it’s worth it to them.

Of course for others it’s a desire to feel important, but as other readers have said, I’d much rather hear about it all from the publishers. But if they’re not going to announce games until the day before they’re out, then obviously other people will fill that vacuum.

I actually credit Activision for not only managing to keep most things about Black Ops 6 under wraps, but also making a real effort to build up the hype leading up to June 9th. I don’t know what the game will be like, but at least they seem to care enough to expand it.
Golson

Video game hit
I don’t think the financial hit for Microsoft putting Call Of Duty on Game Pass is what people think. I remember reading that only 25% of players finished the single player story, many didn’t even touch it.

Money is earned in multiplayer, from skins to weapons to coins to season passes. Check out Warzone, it’s free to play and makes a fortune. June 9th will be interesting, I don’t know what to think of the rumors that the next console will basically be a Windows PC, but I think it’s slowly moving in that direction.

Don’t think the industry has ever been in such a precarious position from jobs to consoles, this cycle seems worse than the past. All the best.
TWO MACKY

GC: Call Of Duty costs £70 a pop; that’s a huge financial hit if no one buys it and only plays it on Game Pass – which was the original hope.

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All you can eat
If Nintendo only plans remasters for their new console and they come out with open world Zelda as a complete compilation but at a higher resolution and frame rate then I’m all for it.

Breath Of The Tears Of The Kingdom sounds great! Both games flow seamlessly together, with one directly following the other as well as the Champions Ballad DLC.

And then I woke up to find myself paying for the same games individually again…
ZiPPi

GC: At least that’s over 119 hours of Zelda. We think Nintendo will want to expand on this, otherwise no one will ever buy another game.

Welcome to your Doom
Very happy to hear that a new Doom seems almost confirmed. I liked the last two and I’m really looking forward to the next one. It also means that id Software is still up and running, which I’m worried about given recent events.

I know all the original staff have moved on since the glory days of the original Doom, but I still feel like id Software is one of the most underrated developers, both in terms of forgetting their older work and in terms of general quality. all their games. Other than the two Rage games, I don’t think they’ve made anything close to a bad game, and even those two had really good shooting.

Bethesda keeps saying they’re helping on Fallout, but I find that hard to believe given how bad the shooting action is. Everything id Software do themselves is top notch and I’d put them right next to Bungie in terms of filming quality.

Unfortunately, the Doom games with the reboots seem to have been minor hits, I’m guessing because they’re pretty heavy and don’t have much of a story, but in terms of gameplay, they’re my favorite modern person shooters. era.

There’s probably not much reason to expect the third game to be any better, but I strongly recommend the first two games to anyone who’s curious. Today they can be bought for practically nothing and for their age they not only play great, but also look great.
Shonky

At least it works
There’s one aspect of Hellblade 2 that I’ve noticed hasn’t received any praise. And that’s how polished it is. So many games come out with performance issues, bugs, etc. Hellblade 2 is flawless. I haven’t experienced any performance drops, graphical glitches or anything. We are quick to mock developers when they release games in an unfinished state. So kudos to Ninja Theory and Xbox for releasing a highly polished game. Whether you like the game or not, it’s an aspect of the game that can’t be denied.

The reality is that we should expect games to be released in a finished state. But that’s definitely not always the case, so credit where it’s due.
Anon

A bit of an interactive movie
Apparently GC weren’t really impressed with Hellblade 2 and are also known for not liking David Cage’s work, so I just have to ask: if I was forced to endure another “cinematic experience” that was consistent with both gameplay styles, what would you choose for?
Wonk

GC: We’ll take anything from Ninja Theory to David Cage, but our favorite interactive movie is probably Immortality. The original Life Is Strange and Before The Storm are often classified as graphic adventures, but they have less actual gameplay than Immortality, so we’d say they count as well.

A pandemic odyssey
I would have never guessed that Nintendo has such relatively standardized codenames. What’s the bet they’ll change their system immediately now that they know people are aware of them?

Knowing that a Super Mario game is on its way to launch, or close to it, on the Switch 2 isn’t a surprise, but I’m intrigued by the idea that there was originally supposed to be more Super Mario Odyssey. I remember there was a brief period where we thought there would be new DLC for the movie, but apparently that never materialized.

Now that I think about it, any other DLC plans would have hit right in the middle of the pandemic, so that’s probably why it never happened. Odyssey is such a simple game to add new worlds to, but it’s a shame because Nintendo always has a lot of ideas at the end of their games.

I also wonder if any of the DLC was related to Donkey Kong. Maybe something around New Donk City where you played for DK? That would make sense for the 40th anniversary.

I’m sure Nintendo will never explain this, but I wouldn’t be surprised if a lot of these ideas make their way into any new game. Which makes me wonder if he’ll still have that Cappy gimmick? I’m going to assume probably not, but I think it’s possible that the new game could be Odyssey 2, either in name or in spirit.
Cranston

Inbox is also running
The Switch version of Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door is the first time I’ve played the game and I’ve loved everything about it so far, but eavesdropping on crows talking about fiber optic broadband just took it to the next level of greatness. In my opinion.
John Atkinson

If the new FIFA is good, I will eat football. There’s no way they could have done anything decent in the time they had. It took at least a decade for FIFA to perfect itself, and even then Pro Evolution Soccer kept beating it for ages.
Lemmas

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