Alex S. from Link-Cable writes: "How do you go about remaking one of the best video games ever made? That was the challenge presented to Capcom when they took on the monumental task of breathing new life into the 1998 survival-horror classic, a mission that before we saw the official game reveal at E3 2018, something that many considered to be out of reach. Though everything changed on that hot June day when Capcom gave us our first glimpse at the remake of Resident Evil 2 which would end up releasing only six months later. And now that we’ve gotten our hands on the game and survived the zombie-infested streets of Raccoon City all over again we can safely say that not only does 2019’s version of Resident Evil 2 live up to the original’s legacy, it surpasses it in every conceivable way."
Capcom has announced and released the original Resident Evil, Resident Evil 2 and Resident Evil 3 on Steam.
Capcom recently released Resident Evil Requiem, and it's been so successful that it's seemingly dragging along every other Resi game with it.
That's certainly true in the UK; the latest physical retail charts have come in, and the top 10 includes five Resident Evil games across all platforms.
This month, unleash brutal finishers in the reimagined Mortal Kombat 1, swing through Marvel’s New York skyline as the iconic web-slinger in Marvel’s Spider-Man, or gear up to repel swarming alien forces in Earth Defense Force 6. All these titles and more are available in August’s PlayStation Plus Game Catalog lineup. That includes Sword of the Sea, which releases day one into Game Catalog. Meanwhile, Resident Evil 2 and Resident Evil 3: Nemesis bring retro survival horror to PlayStation Plus Premium. All titles will be available to play on August 19*.
