Resident Evil 4 Remake is a triumph from Capcom, a truly dark and grueling version of the action horror game that redefined the genre. While the game hasn’t had the same staying power as the original so far, it’s understandable, given that it’s much more focused on providing a challenging modern Resident Evil experience.
Players Debate Whether Resident Evil 5 Remake Is Coming Next
03.10.2023 - 14:19 / gameranx.com / Ada Wong / Chris Redfield
Resident Evil is one of the key pillar franchises for Capcom. This series has spanned across several console generations at this point. We’ve seen mainline installments continue to come out into the marketplace alongside spinoffs. However, as of late, we’ve started to see Capcom embrace the older games. A few remakes have managed to make their way out into the marketplace for modern platforms. The question some fans have now is if we’ll see this trend continue and if a remake for Resident Evil 5 is in the works.
There’s no telling just what Capcom has planned next. Their remakes have been successful, and with Resident Evil 4’s side campaign finally available, Separate Ways, we’re left waiting to see what the next move will be. If you didn’t keep tabs on Resident Evil 4, the Separate Ways is a DLC side-story campaign that follows Ada Wong. While Ada is present during the main campaign of Resident Evil 4, we’re not given too many details about what she’s up to when not actively saving Leon from impending doom.
Now, thanks to a report from The Gamer, we’re discovering fans have taken to Reddit and discussed the fact that a scene featuring Albert Wesker is hinting towards a remake of Resident Evil 5. You can view that Reddit post here, and we’ll refrain from saying much here to avoid any spoilers for those who have yet to finish Separate Ways. Regardless, Resident Evil 5 does take place a few years after the events of Resident Evil 4. Instead of following Leon, the next game pivots to protagonist Chris Redfield.
Chris is teaming up with a fellow Bioterrorism Security Assessment Alliance agent, Sheva Almora. This would be the first appearance of Sheva in the franchise as the duo works through a case set in West Africa. This installment was a bit different for a mainline Resident Evil game. Instead of being a single-player experience, the campaign could be completed with a secondary player. Likewise, fans would likely point towards the game being far more action-focused instead of being a survival horror gameplay experience.
We don’t know if this game will be coming out next or if Capcom will start looking at some of the spinoff games released over the years. After all, there are still quite a few fans asking Capcom to remake Resident Evil Code Veronica. Then there’s also the possibility that their next game could be a new mainline installment to follow after the events of Resident Evil Village. We’ll simply have to wait and see what Capcom unveils next.
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gamesradar.com
03.10.2023 / 10:59
Resident Evil fans think a 5 remake is guaranteed after Separate Ways
Resident Evil fans sure think a remake of the fifth mainline entry is in store after Separate Ways.
screenrant.com
28.09.2023 / 10:49
Resident Evil 4 Remake Separate Ways DLC: All Weapons (& How To Unlock Them)
In the Separate Ways DLC for the , Ada Wong gets a fair share of weapons to find and choose from throughout the seven chapters. There are twelve weapons throughout the DLC, with Ada starting with a basic pistol, a submachine gun, and a tactical knife similar to her main story counterpart. The weapons are always a key part of any game, so understanding the options and where to find them are essential.
polygon.com
27.09.2023 / 13:25
Resident Evil 4 remake’s DLC is just as lavish
When Capcom released its slick remake of Resident Evil 4 in March, it felt like something was missing. The action survival-horror game was a robust package, but some memorable moments had been excised from the GameCube original. With Separate Ways, a new add-on starring enigmatic super spy Ada Wong, Resident Evil 4 feels complete — and then some.
thesixthaxis.com
27.09.2023 / 12:45
Resident Evil 4 Remake Separate Ways DLC Review
As fantastic as Resident Evil 4’s remake is, one of the most conspicuous absences from its original release was Ada Wong’s side story – it was such a key part of the HD version of the original game, after all. Thankfully, in this age of delays and over-hype, we haven’t had to wait too long for Capcom to complete the story, and the quality and replayability of this version of Separate Ways has been well worth the wait.
thegamer.com
22.09.2023 / 13:45
Resident Evil 4 Remake Finally Lets You Unlock Leon's RE2 Outfit In Separate Ways
After tons of requests from fans since Resident Evil 4's launch earlier this year, Capcom has finally included a way to unlock Leon's Resident Evil 2 outfit in the Separate Ways expansion.
gamespot.com
22.09.2023 / 01:37
Resident Evil 4 Separate Ways - Chapter 4 Lithographic Stones And Door Puzzle
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gamespot.com
21.09.2023 / 20:41
Resident Evil 4 Separate Ways - All Cliff Blue Medallion Locations
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pushsquare.com
19.09.2023 / 00:40
Resident Evil 4: Separate Ways DLC Is All About Ada Wong, Out Next Week | Push Square
The much-rumoured Resident Evil 4 DLC focusing on Ada Wong is the real deal, and you won't have to wait long to play it: the PS5, PS4 expansion Separate Ways is out next week on 21st September 2023. It'll cost $9.99 and the upcoming PSVR2 mode is free for those who own the game. Check out the trailer above, which opens with a fresh look at the PSVR2 mode.
pushsquare.com
19.09.2023 / 00:39
Capcom Shares Deep Dive into All the Upcoming Resident Evil 4 DLC | Push Square
Having made a flurry of announcements during last night's State of Play livestream, Capcom has provided a deep dive into all the upcoming Resident Evil 4 content on the PlayStation Blog. The Ada Wong-focused DLC Separate Ways is the headliner, which brings back the optional campaign from the original game for $9.99. A free update for the Mercenaries mode arrives on the same day of 21st September 2023, and then the PSVR2 mode is still slated to launch this winter. All three expansions can be seen in action in the trailer above.
polygon.com
18.09.2023 / 17:03
Resident Evil 4 DLC brings back the remake’s glaring omissions
Capcom’s Resident Evil 4 remake cut some memorable moments and bosses from the original game, but it appears this week’s expansion, Separate Ways, will bring some of them back. A new launch trailer for the Separate Ways DLC shows protagonist Ada Wong will do what Leon S. Kennedy didn’t in the RE4 remake, including dodging a hallway full of deadly security lasers and slaying bad guys on a cable car ride.
gamingbolt.com
18.09.2023 / 15:45
Resident Evil 4: Separate Ways Gameplay Showcases Combat, El Gigante Fight and More
In addition to the launch trailer for Resident Evil 4 remake’s upcoming Separate Ways, several publications in Japan went hands-on with the DLC. Check out the gameplay below courtesy of Dengeki Online.