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Resident Evil Code Veronica Remake in Development
Fans of Resident Evil are buzzing with excitement as news of a Code Veronica remake has emerged. Capcom is reportedly working on remakes of both Resident Evil Zero and Code Veronica. The renowned Capcom Dev 1 team, responsible for the highly praised Resident Evil 4 remake, is developing Code Veronica. This news has thrilled fans, as the team has a strong track record.
Meanwhile, Resident Evil Zero is being handled by K2 and M-Two, known for their work on Resident Evil 3 Remake. While Resident Evil 3 had mixed reviews, their efforts on the Resident Evil 4 Separate Ways DLC were well received.
According to Dusk Golem, Code Veronica’s remake is being handled by the same team that worked on Resident Evil 2 and Resident Evil 4 remakes. This adds credibility and excitement, given the success of these projects.
On Twitter, Dusk Golem confirmed that Capcom Dev 1 is leading the Code Veronica remake, sparking further enthusiasm among fans.
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Although Capcom has yet to make an official announcement, the anticipation is building. With several Resident Evil projects reportedly in development, fans are eagerly waiting for more news. Resident Evil 9, also in development, has faced some delays, but the series continues to generate excitement with its upcoming releases.
The Resident Evil community is optimistic about the future, hoping that Code Veronica will be officially confirmed soon. The involvement of Capcom Dev 1 gives fans confidence in another stellar remake.
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