Listings for Resident Evil 9 and remakes of Resident Evil Zero, Resident Evil 5, and Code Veronica have appeared online

Microsoft has revealed the next wave of titles heading to Xbox Game Pass for console, PC and Xbox Cloud Gaming.

From remakes of Resident Evil Zero and Code Veronica to the next mainline entry in the franchise, the Resident Evil series seemingly has a number of major projects currently in the works, if leaks are to be believed, and it seems a re-release of the original entry in the series might also be in the pipeline.

A rating for the PC version of the original Resident Evil has sparked speculation Capcom may be about to release the classic horror game on Steam.

Capcom looks set to re-release the original 1996 version of Resident Evil for modern platforms.

While rumors abound regarding remakes of Resident Evil Zero and Code Veronica, Capcom has announced updated sales numbers for Resident Evil Village. It’s sold over ten million copies since its launch, becoming the fastest title in the franchise to achieve the same.

Fans of Grand Theft Auto have something new to look forward to, especially if the Definitive Edition Trilogy left them wanting more. A dedicated team of modders is working on bringing the entire map of GTA San Andreas to GTA 4, utilizing the advanced RAGE engine for a more modern gaming experience. This ambitious project aims to integrate nearly every feature of the original San Andreas into GTA 4.

In Sorry We're Closed, an axe-murdering entrepreneur called Jenny is described in newspaper clippings as both a serial embezzler and as the city's "wealthiest bachelorette". Aside from being a dry reflection of tabloid reporting on women who commit crimes (bad woman! sexy, bad woman!) this is also the kind of incidental character-building you can expect in this perky, retro-styled survival horror. It plays like Silent Hill charged with the hot pink body horror of Porpentine interactive fiction. And judging by my hour of unsettled strolling through the decrepit tube station of the game's demo, it's a powerful combo.

It's June, and to gamers across the world that means one thing: Game showcases. What was once the month of E3 has now been overtaken by Summer Game Fest, with individual studios hosting their own showcases across their various YouTube and Twitch channels, and this year already has a stacked roster. However, there is one event I am keeping an eye on in particular, and that's the Ubisoft Forward.

Resident Evil Zero and Resident Evil Code Veronica are what Capcom plans to bring back next as its remaking efforts continue, new reports claim. First reported by insider Dusk Golem, they claim the two remakes are «in development right now». Since their Twitter post yesterday, both IGN and VGC have come forward to corroborate the suggestion. «IGN can corroborate that Zero and Code Veronica are the next two Resident Evil remakes scheduled to release,» the outlet said.

Codes are one way players can upgrade their game in . This game is about collecting new commanders, upgrading your fleet, and growing a base that can dominate the rest of the galaxy with diplomacy or aggression — the choice is up to you! While the codes will not win the game for you, they will give your fleet an advantage over your foes.

A listing for Resident Evil 9 appeared today on online retailer Play Asia's website, revealing the game's supposed subtitle.

The most reliable leaks yet suggest two much-anticipated remakes of its most slept-on games will be released in the coming years. Amid rumors of delays to 's release date, many have already speculated that Capcom would put out another or two to keep the franchise relevant. The only thing fans can't agree on is which games are coming next: will it be another remake of , an attempt to right 's wrongs, or perhaps a new take on one of its spinoffs?