A well-known Capcom insider has given an update on a missing Resident Evil remake that Resident Evil fans have been waiting ...

A PlayStation 4 gamer purchases a copy of the Resident Evil 4 remake from GameStop, but discovers a big problem when they get ...

A reliable insider gives a disappointing update on the Resident Evil 1 remake that some fans want to see materialize.

For many gamers, that’s exactly what the “Resident Evil Zero HD Remaster” for the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One is. It might have a fresh coat of paint and some new extras here and there.

This HD project, which can be installed as a patch for Resident Evil 4 on Steam, doesn’t make any gameplay adjustments. Instead, every rock, ammo box, doorknob — even the cutscene visuals ...

Resident Evil 4 is arguably the best entry in Capcom’s iconic horror franchise. The game’s staying power is particularly noteworthy as several re-releases and a (leaked) remake continue to bring ...

By the modders’ count, they’ve put in more than a combined 12,000 hours on the Resident Evil 4 HD remaster mod over the course of seven years, spending something on the order of $15,440 USD on it.

Resident Evil 4 has been re-released a few times in semi-recent years, with the most recent being the Oculus Quest 2-exclusive VR port. It also has an official HD remaster from Capcom, but that's ...

Resident Evil 0 HD Remaster Sells 800,000 Copies 2016 marks Resident Evil's 20th anniversary. By Eddie Makuch on May 16, 2016 at 5:46AM PDT 63 Comments ...

Over 800K units sold after video game’s launch in January. Capcom is calling their Resident Evil 0 HD Remaster a success by telling VideoGamer that the title performed favorably.

Maybe I’m losing my edge, but I had less venom build up in my glands when I read of the imminent Resident Evil Zero HD Remaster. Maybe it was because this is only the third release of the title ...

Elsewhere, Capcom was conservative and gentle with its HD remaster brush. The HD remaster of the game is still an "old-school Resident Evil game at heart," wrote Destructoid's Chris Carter.