Capcom apparently wants to continue to capitalize on the popularity of its recent remakes by continuing right on down the line of mainline Resident Evil titles. Following last year?s Resident Evil 2 and the newly released Resident Evil 3, reports now indicate that development is underway on a remake of the series? fourth numbered title. The Resident Evil 4 remake is reportedly in development by M-Two, the studio that had a large part in assisting with Resident Evil 3?s development.
Development on the Resident Evil 4 remake is apparently at a larger scale than both 2 and 3. The external M-Two studio is being helped by Capcom?s own internal Resident Evil 2 and Devil May Cry 5 teams. The teams consist of many of the original Resident Evil 4 developers, which should help the game get meaningful modern advancements without changing the ideas behind the beloved game too much. Notable names still involved include producer Hiroyuki Kobayashi, designer Kouji Kakae, and Resident Evil 3 remake?s director Kiyohiko Sakata, who was the lead coder on Resident Evil 4. According to reports, the new project is being directed by a ?newcomer at M-Two.?
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