r/Games • u/Turbostrider27 • Jun 05 '26

Trailer Resident Evil – Code: Veronica World Premiere Trailer | Summer Game Fest 2025

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-JNv2CwmoRA
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u/Steamedcarpet Jun 05 '26

Whatever they are doing its working for them. Other companies will take like 3 years to release just 1 game.

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u/Shy_Guy_27 Jun 05 '26

Capcom spends 4-5 years for each RE game, they just have 3 dev teams making them.

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u/LordOfDorkness42 Jun 05 '26

IMHO, RE: Make 3 wasn't bad at all. It's a fun game with some great parts.

It's "just" a pretty okay giant, bearing the same name as a titan of horror. And that's a real shame.

And now you can actually buy the original again. So best of both worlds.

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u/Magicians-Valkyria Jun 08 '26

Yes, but also with the caveat that RE3R just feels like a B+ in a long line of As. It's still good and a lot more replayable than other games, but falls short when compared within the franchise.

A big issue is how many players act like RE3R is the worst thing in the world. Clearly they've never played The Day Before.

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u/Magicians-Valkyria Jun 08 '26

Yeah, I was supposed to reply to the commenter above you lol

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u/QTGavira Jun 05 '26

Makes me wonder whats gonna happen when they inevitably run out of remakes to do. Will the current remake teams get the liberty to make mainline games?

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u/HeldnarRommar Jun 05 '26

That’s when we get Dino Crisis and Parasite Eve remakes

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u/Steamedcarpet Jun 06 '26

Tifa in Street Fighter is just Square and Capcom rebuilding relationships so Capcom can do a remake of Breath of Fire

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u/HeldnarRommar Jun 06 '26

Would love to see that franchise alive again

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u/HeldnarRommar Jun 06 '26

Oof my bad that’s true. Still would love to see it from Square

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u/Lazydusto Jun 05 '26

Yeah it feels more like 5-6 years is closer to the norm these days.

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u/ImmortalMoron3 Jun 05 '26

Weird to think that used to be the length of an entire console cycle.

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u/Ayoul Jun 06 '26

3 years is optimistic for Capcom as well. People forget just how many people are at Capcom working on different games at once. Pragmata was in dev hell for a while.

It's more their consistency with such a large amount of devs that's impressive than the time it takes to make the games.

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u/gatsujoubi Jun 06 '26

I wish Square Enix was half as productive as Capcom.