Le premier aperçu du nouveau Resident Evil 2 a été donné lors du Showcase de Sony et les images parlent d'elles-même, le titre de Capcom a totalement été refait avec le RE Engine pour une ambiance qui promet. Le titre est prévu pour le 25 janvier 2019.
As one of the most influential and critically acclaimed video games of all time, the original Resident Evil 2 introduced some of the most memorable experiences and characters in the long-running Resident Evil franchise, which has sold over 83 million units worldwide. Originally released in 1998 on the PlayStation® console, the game continued the storyline of the first Resident Evil® and embodied the action, tense exploration and puzzle-solving gameplay that defined the series.
Resident Evil 2 introduced characters who would go on to become some of the most iconic and beloved heroes in Capcom’s history: rookie police officer Leon S. Kennedy and college student Claire Redfield, who are thrust together by a disastrous outbreak in Raccoon City that transformed its population into deadly zombies. They must work together to survive and get to the bottom of what is behind the terrifying attack. Both Leon and Claire have their own separately playable campaigns, allowing players to see the story from both characters’ perspective.
Twenty years later, the new Resident Evil 2 sees the nightmare return, now with unprecedented levels of immersion as seen in last year’s acclaimed Resident Evil® 7 biohazard. With Capcom’s proprietary RE Engine powering a new photorealistic style, the characters themselves appear sharper than ever and the grotesque hordes of zombies are brought to life with a horrifyingly realistic wet gore effect. Zombies now react in real time as they take instant visible damage, making every bullet from the player count. Stunning lighting brings the familiar rooms and corridors of Raccoon City Police Department to new life. Players will feel they’re in the shoes of heroes Leon and Claire, terrified to step out of the light for fear of what flesh-eating nightmares might await them in the darkness.
“The press and fan reaction to Resident Evil 2 when we said ‘We Do It’ in 2015 has been overwhelming. We’ve been very eager to unveil the new game to the world this week,” said Capcom Producer Yoshiaki Hirabayashi. “We want fans to see the reimagining of Resident Evil 2 not only captures the magic of the beloved original, but also expands it to deliver a richer experience. The first look at E3 is just a taste of what’s to come.”
Attendees at this year’s Electronic Entertainment Expo (Los Angeles, June 12-14) can get an early preview with the first hands-on demo opportunity for Resident Evil 2 at Capcom’s booth in the South Hall, #2223. There, they can experience a completely new take on one of the most iconic moments in the Resident Evil® franchise – joining Leon on his first day on the job at RPD as he explores the station for clues on how to make it out of this nightmare alive.
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Dire qu'à l'époque, le vendeur Carrefour a conseillé à ma mère de prendre RE1 avec la Playstation. J'avais 11 ans... Tu parles d'un traumatisme. :p
C'est joli tout ça, mais bon...
comme dans la pub Donkey Kong : eh gamin j'y jouais, t'étais même pas né^^
Je suis tellement déçu que la caméra ne soit pas fixe comme on avait eu pour le rebirth. Les angles de caméra où on ne voyait pas ce qu'il se passait et par où ça pouvait arriver, c'était aussi ça l'essence des anciens RE. :/
Sacré remake!
Pourquoi pas, puisque ma suite de la trilogie que j'avais fantasmé se déroulait exactement dans le même contexte, mais avec d'autres personnages, genre des civiles comme dans les épisodes Outbreak(qui reprenaient d'ailleurs eux aussi le contexte de Raccoon City).
Une vue TPS proche. Des animations "à jour", de l'immersion, des vrais zombie bien fait.
Je vous cache pas que j'attendais ce remake impatiemment et que ce qu'il ont montré m'a beaucoup plu :)
Mieux vaut tard que jamais.