Resident Evil

One of the main concerns fans have around a Resident Evil 5 remake is that it won't feature split-screen co-op, a feature that practically defined the original game. This isn't simply due to a shift in the mechanic's popularity, although a lot of AAA titles have abandoned it in recent years, but rather as a direct consequence of how difficult it is to implement. Specifically, it is a taxing endeavor to run two instances of the same graphically intensive game simultaneously on one device. Considering how technically impressive each Resident Evil remake has been, it isn't far-fetched to imagine

I do carve out time for games that are really important to me, and recently I managed to play Resident Evil: Requiem. I'm a huge Resident Evil fan, and I honestly had pretty high expectations for Requiem and it definitely delivered on all of them. I think it's a phenomenal mixture of action and horror, the power fantasy and the vulnerability. I think it's up there with the very best of the series. The gunplay and the action, all the set pieces are incredibly satisfying, and I always love the exploration in Resident Evil games, the keys and secrets. I'm a bit of a completionist, so I do enjoy g

2027 slated release date. Expectations of RE9 DLC in between. It feels like at every other gaming event, we are being gifted with a Resident Evil game announcement, and unlike many other debuts, they almost always come with a concrete release date or window. While it would be nice to know exactly when Veronica drops, for now we only have 2027 to go off of, which is quite a broad range, but it is still a lot sooner than many people expected. Because the RE9 DLC is still very much on the way, it is safe to assume that we will see that drop at some point between now and the release of Veroni