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The original Resident Evil game is being remastered for release on PC, PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, Xbox 360 and Xbox One, Capcom has announced.
Due for a digital-only launch in early 2015, the new port is based on the game's 2002 GameCube "REmake". This new version will include 1080p visuals (720p for last-gen consoles) and 5.1 surround support.
There's no word yet on a European price, but it will cost 3990 yen (about £23) in Japan, where the last-gen console version will arrive before Christmas.
The classic Resident Evil control scheme remains for purists, along with a more modern style for moving characters more easily - in the direction of the analogue stick.
There's a new scrolling camera, too - which appears to be a compromise between a more dynamic camera option and the original's fixed angles.
Shots from the 360/PS3 version
More pics at the link.
DAY ****ING ONE!!!!! Anyone that never played this on Gamecube or Wii and love survival horror, get on it.
As of now it's a digital only release, the only retail copy will be available for the PS3 in Japan.
Hopefully it sells well enough for them to remake RE2. This is so much better than a RE7, would rather them play around with a few remakes before attempting another new RE, they might actually learn what made the series so good in the first place.
The original Resident Evil game is being remastered for release on PC, PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, Xbox 360 and Xbox One, Capcom has announced.
Due for a digital-only launch in early 2015, the new port is based on the game's 2002 GameCube "REmake". This new version will include 1080p visuals (720p for last-gen consoles) and 5.1 surround support.
There's no word yet on a European price, but it will cost 3990 yen (about £23) in Japan, where the last-gen console version will arrive before Christmas.
The classic Resident Evil control scheme remains for purists, along with a more modern style for moving characters more easily - in the direction of the analogue stick.
There's a new scrolling camera, too - which appears to be a compromise between a more dynamic camera option and the original's fixed angles.
Shots from the 360/PS3 version
More pics at the link.
DAY ****ING ONE!!!!! Anyone that never played this on Gamecube or Wii and love survival horror, get on it.
As of now it's a digital only release, the only retail copy will be available for the PS3 in Japan.
Hopefully it sells well enough for them to remake RE2. This is so much better than a RE7, would rather them play around with a few remakes before attempting another new RE, they might actually learn what made the series so good in the first place.
