Adding “remake” somewhere in the title is a practice that is usually followed by most developers (Capcom themselves did it when they remade the original Resident Evil), so it’s noteworthy that the same is not being done with this game. And apparently, there’s a very good reason for that, too. At E3, Gamingbolt had a chance to speak with Mike Lunn, Brand Manager for Capcom, and he explained why this decision was made.
"It was so offensive to me"
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So, it's Resident Evil 2 but not really Resident Evil 2, it just shares a lot with 2 but isn't actually another 2. It follows the same story arc of 2 but isn't similar enough to be 2. Thanks, that's cleared my head for the day.
RE2 Reimagined
Cant wait to play this gem ☺
Who gaf what they are calling RE2... gimme... NOW
I hope its plenty successful so maybe we get the same re7 engine treatment for 0-4 and cvx! Oh my god... nerding out. 1, 3, 4, or cvx in re7 engine = mind blown.
Seriously use these remakes as your soft boot with classic RE while keeping main original games as first person
Um...lurker walk by a window???