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Longtime Resident Evil tipster Dusk Golem predicts that Capcom will strike a marketing deal with Nintendo for the rumored Resident Evil Zero remake.
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The new version of Resident Evil Zero is still expected to be a multi-platform title.
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The Resident Evil Zero remake will reportedly end development at the same time as RE9, making it unclear which one will be released first.
The rumored ones Resident Evil Zero remake will likely lead Capcom to strike a marketing deal with Nintendo, a well-known leaker believes. Their claim suggests that his reimagining Resident Evil Zero it will be a day one release on Switch 2.
Longtime Capcom tipster Dusk Golem reported that a Resident Evil Zero the remake was in the works in May 2024. That occasion also saw them claiming that the Japanese developer is remaking Resident Evil Code: Veronica.
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Eight months later, Dusk Golem took to Twitter again to offer what they described as some “educated speculation” about the near future of resident evil the franchise. According to them, the possibility of Capcom concluding a marketing agreement with Nintendo for Resident Evil Zero remake is “highly likely”. Although the original game debuted in 2002 as a GameCube exclusive, its rumored reimagining will likely be much more widely available, even if Capcom and Nintendo team up to market it. Dusk Golem expects to Resident Evil Zero remake to “release everything” either on the first day or on the last.
Why a Nintendo Marketing Partnership Is a Bold Prediction for Resident Evil Zero Remake
The leaker's recently shared theory is a pretty bold prediction, not least because most of Capcom's ideas resident evil marketing efforts have had nothing to do with Nintendo for years. As far as the company's modern reimaginings go, both those Resident Evil 3 and Resident Evil 4 the remakes were announced at PlayStation events. If Capcom were to truly pursue a marketing partnership with Nintendo for its next remake, it would need to break this pattern of PlayStation event reveals.
Resident Evil Zero Remake could beat RE9 in the market
Responding to a question on Twitter, Dusk Golem claimed that Resident Evil Zero redo and Resident Evil 9 they are currently on track to complete development around the same time. As a result, Capcom should soon have a rare chance to choose which big budget resident evil the game to be released. Whichever they decide will almost certainly be officially announced first. In recent years, the company has favored disclosure resident evil games about half a year before their market debut.
Since 2026 will mark the franchise's 30th anniversary, it's likely that Capcom will release at least one resident evil next year's game. The Code: Veronica The remake is expected to hit the market after both RE9 and the RE0 reimagining. Dusk Golem previously reported that the new version of Code: Veronica will be less ambitious than the Resident Evil 4 redo
Get ready to relive the first nightmare in Resident Evil 0, a remastered version of the popular prequel to the original Resident Evil game. This remastered version takes the fear-inducing atmosphere of the original 2002 release and transforms it with stunning HD visuals, improved sound, widescreen support and an optional upgraded control system and more. It's the best way to experience the story of what really happened before the iconic mansion incident that was the catalyst for the entire Resident Evil saga.
The story of Resident Evil 0 takes players back to 1998. There have been reports of unusual crimes on the outskirts of Raccoon City. The city's special forces division, STARS, sends its Bravo team – including rookie cop Rebecca Chambers – to investigate. En route, the team's helicopter suffers engine trouble and is forced to make a crash landing, where they find an overturned POW. Splitting up to search the area, Rebecca discovers the Ecliptic Express, a train stopped dead on the tracks. Inside, she meets death row inmate and former Marine Lieutenant Billy Coen. Throughout the game, you'll take control of both Rebecca and Billy, sometimes switching between the two characters to continue. Learning each character's strengths is the key to solving the puzzles and surviving the nightmares that lie ahead.
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November 12, 2002
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The MT framework
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M For Mature 17+ due to intense violence, blood and gore
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