There's no doubt that the announcement of the return of the survival horror game, Resident Evil 4, was one of the best surprises we've had this year.
Famitsu magazine recently conducted an interview with a group of Japanese developers who shared with us their ambitions for the next year 2023, through which some details were shared about the development process of the remake of Resident Evil 4, which, according to statements by the game's producer Yoshiaki Hirabayashi, has reached the final stages of the development process, which places Capcom finalizing its next release on March 24 of next year, and the game's producer continued speaking to the magazine:
We’re hard at work bringing you more information about the Resident Evil 4 remake in preparation for its release on March 24. The game is in its final stages right now, so the team is working hard to make it just a little bit better. Please stay tuned for more.
This further confirms that the game will be released on time without expecting any delays, and now Capcom has a busy year ahead of it that will make 2023 worth the wait for players as we will be on a date with the release of games like Street Fighter 6, Exoprimal, and Mega Man Battle Network Legacy. Collection.
We remind our followers that the original fourth part contained the most hours for the standard story in the history of the series, at a rate of 16 to 18 hours, and the new version will target the same number of hours of gameplay as the original, and the developers will not leave any other regions behind or maps will be deleted, and therefore the developer intends The game has also been supported with a variety of packs to extend the life of the game, which Hiroyuki Kobayashi, the game's producer, spoke to more.
