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Capcom has released initial handheld gameplay footage for the Nintendo Switch 2 ports of Resident Evil 2, 3, and 4. These remakes, which utilize the RE Engine, launch digitally on October 16, 2026. This release completes the availability of all mainline Resident Evil titles on the Switch 2 platform.
A previously unseen prologue called 'Chapter 0' featuring Ashley as the main character has been discovered in Resident Evil 4, revealing an early version of the game's story that was cut before release, showing Ashley's initial arrival in the village and providing a different starting perspective for the game.
Amazon is offering the Resident Evil 4 remake for PS5 at a record low price of $15, a 75% discount from its original $59.99, making it an ideal purchase before the release of Resident Evil: Requiem next year, especially with spooky season approaching.
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Capcom's Resident Evil 4 Gold Edition will have a physical release in Europe but remain digital-only in the US, following a trend of digital-only releases by game publishers. The Gold Edition includes the base game, DLC expansion, and additional digital content. Fans in Europe will have to wait until March for the physical release, while those in the US can access it digitally on February 9.
Resident Evil 4 Gold Edition, including the base game, Separate Ways, and the Extra DLC pack, is set to launch on February 9 for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, PlayStation 4, and PC, offering a comprehensive package of character skins, weapons, and items previously only available in the Deluxe Edition, making it a good option for those who haven't yet experienced the game on console, PC, iOS, or PS VR2.
Resident Evil 4 has won Destructoid's award for Best Remake/Remaster of 2023, with more than half of all voters choosing it as their pick. The remake successfully balances old and new elements, providing a familiar nostalgic trip for fans while also offering surprises for those who mastered the original game. Other notable nominees included Star Ocean: The Second Story R and Dead Space. Despite the abundance of new games, revisiting classic experiences proved to be compelling for many gamers.
The first of three major AAA game releases for the iPhone, Resident Evil 4, has launched on iOS, iPadOS, and macOS, while Death Stranding has been delayed to early 2024. Resident Evil 4 offers console-style graphics and gameplay, but suffers from inconsistent performance and poorly implemented touch controls. The game is free to download, but unlocking the full experience will cost $60, with a limited-time discount available. Apple's gaming ambitions for the iPhone 15 Pro are being showcased through these releases.
Capcom has officially launched Resident Evil 4 for select iPhone, iPad, and Mac devices, including the iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max, iPad Pro or Air with M1 or M2 chip, and Mac with M1, M2, or M3 chip. The game requires 70 GB of storage and is available for a limited time at a 50% off launch price. Players can download the game from the App Store and experience the modernized gameplay, reimagined storyline, and detailed graphics of this survival horror classic.
Reviewer Brett Posner-Ferdman shares his top 5 PS5 and PS4 games of 2023. His picks include Bomb Rush Cyberfunk, a love letter to Jet Set Radio with addictive gameplay and an amazing soundtrack; Sonic Superstars, a pleasant surprise with great physics and fun emerald powers; Street Fighter 6, a fast, fun, and strategic multiplayer game; Marvel's Spider-Man 2, an incredible sequel with refined combat and improved swinging mechanics; and Resident Evil 4 Remake, a modernized and reimagined version of the influential classic.
IGN has named "The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom" as the Best Game of 2023. The game, a sequel to "The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild," offers players expansive freedom and the ability to create various tools and vehicles within the game world. The runners-up for the award were "Resident Evil 4," a remake that improved upon the original, and "Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom Liberty," an expansion that exceeded expectations. Other notable games mentioned include "Alan Wake 2," "Baldur's Gate 3," and "Street Fighter 6."
Capcom has released a free VR Mode DLC for the Resident Evil 4 remake, exclusively available on PlayStation VR2. The VR mode allows players to immerse themselves in the game's world as Leon S. Kennedy, with vividly rendered environments and 3D audio. The PlayStation VR2 Sense controllers provide immersive inputs, and haptic feedback makes each firearm feel unique. A gameplay demo is also available, showcasing the game's opening and the new Shooting Range mode. Resident Evil 4 is now available on multiple platforms and will be coming to iPhone 15 Pro models and select Apple devices in December.
The year 2023 is shaping up to be a great one for video game enthusiasts, with highly anticipated releases such as Baldur's Gate 3, Resident Evil 4, Final Fantasy XVI, The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, and more. These games offer immersive experiences, innovative gameplay, and captivating narratives, making them a must-play for gamers.
Resident Evil 4 is set to release on PlayStation VR2 on December 8 as a free update to the base game. Players will have the opportunity to try a demo of the survival horror game on the same day. The VR mode will allow players to experience the entire game with intuitive controls and haptic feedback unique to each weapon. The base version of Resident Evil 4 Remake received a 10/10 rating from IGN, and the VR mode follows the success of previous virtual reality Resident Evil games.
The nomination of Resident Evil 4 for Game of the Year has sparked controversy, but the author argues that the game deserves its place due to its captivating narrative, meticulous remake, and well-executed horror formula. The game offers new story beats, bosses, and mechanics, making it more than just an improved graphics version of the original. With its current half-price offer, it provides hours of gameplay and multiple playthroughs, solidifying its position as a strong contender for Game of the Year.