Earlier this week, during Sony?s State of Play, Capcom finally unveiled its long-rumored Resident Evil 3 remake. The title will hit stores early next year, thus raising questions about its development. While one report suggests production began roughly three years ago, another now alleges former PlatinumGames CEO Tatsuya Minami has been contributing to the project for more than a year. Reportedly, Minami?s work on RE3 is taking place at M-TWO Inc., a new studio near Capcom HQ in Osaka, Japan.
According to Video Game Chronicle sources, M-TWO Inc.?s operations started more than a year ago. Developers from both Capcom and Platinum have joined the team since then. Apart from VGC?s sources, the only detail giving credence to this claim is Resident Evil 3?s announcement trailer. Near the trailer?s end, around the 2:49 mark, a small M-TWO Inc. logo sits to the left of Capcom?s emblem. For now, though, information on how much M-TWO is contributing to the remake remains publicly unknown.
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