Did you truly think Capcom would finally stop porting the Resident Evil series to new systems? Unsurprisingly, Resident Evil 0, Resident Evil and Resident Evil 4 have found their way on to Switch, with pretty good ports apparently. Not that it can be considered as a feat, mind you, but it's still nice to be able to play RE1 (the Gamecube remake) and RE0 (the original episode released on GC) in handheld mode. The fourth installment in the franchise is a cult classic without a doubt, but because it's in full 3D, it might look a bit dated on some aspects. Even gameplay wise, it requires a bit of getting used to for some reason, but maybe it's just us. Aside from that, it is without a doubt an episode to discover asap if you have never played it.

1996... It was the year when the PlayStation was revolutionizing the gaming industry and shifting its sights towards a more mature audience thirsty for new experiences. Inspired by Frederick Raynal’s Alone in the Dark (something Mikami himself finally admitted very recently in Le Monde blaming an agreement between Capcom and Infogrames), the first installment in the Resident Evil/Biohazard series left its mark on a generation of players in more ways than one. Beyond its initial release, the game re-emerged a couple times on PlayStation as a Director’s Cut and Dual Compatible version, but it’s the legendary remake designed from the ground up for GameCube in 2002 that stands as the best iteration of the original title. It’s only natural that this version of the game is the one selected for remastering treatment in 2015, nearly 20 years after the release of the original game. Is it worth re-visiting the mansion so many years later?

The new HD edition of the original Resident Evil will be available on January 20th has announced Capcom. 60fps gameplay footage and screens are accompanying this news.

Here is a new batch of screenshots for the new HD version of Resident Evil , still set to release in early 2015.

Capcom released this trailer of the "remaster" of Resident Evil, in nothing less than 720p resolution! I didn't expect much visually, and I didn't get much, so I guess there is disappointment...

Capcom has just announced the original Resident Evil is coming back digitally in early 2015 for PC, PS4, PS3, Xbox One and 360 with enhanced graphics, 1080p and 5.1 surround support. More details and screens inside.