Resident Evil 4's remake made several changes, and one of the biggest shake-ups with a boss fight could inform other remakes.

Capcom has been on a streak of great Resident Evil remakes for the past few years, and after Resident Evil 4: Remake’s success, Resident Evil 5 should be next in line for a redo. Despite being ...

Fixing what isn't broken It was clear a Resident Evil 4 remake would modernize the original game's revolutionary (but now dated) control scheme.

Capcom plans more Resident Evil remakes after success with 2, 3, and 4. The next title remains undisclosed, but speculations revolve around classics like Code: Veronica for potential remakes.

The new version of Resident Evil 4 works as well as it does because it isn't a perfectly faithful remake.

The question is: which is better? The Resident Evil 2 remake? Or the Resident Evil 4 remake? GamesRadar+'s Jasmine Gould-Wilson and Joe Donnelly are split on their views.

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Resident Evil is no stranger to remakes and re-releases of games, and the results have usually been success stories. Back in 2002, Capcom remade the original Resident Evil for the Nintendo GameCube.

The “Resident Evil 4” remake is scheduled for release March 24 on PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X and Series S and PC. Players should expect a demo soon.

Our Resident Evil 4 Remake review looks at how the Capcom horror game has changed since RE4 2005, and how Leon Kennedy's new outing sets a new standard.

Our Resident Evil 4 Remake guide will do a lot to walk you through RE4 and help you get to grips with everything from collectibles, combat, weapons, puzzles and more on top of that.

Resident Evil 4 releases on March 24, 2023 for Xbox Series X|S, PS5, PS4, and PC. Both previous remakes are playable on new-gen systems with performance upgrades, as well.