Resident Evil developer Capcom has revealed as we creep ever closer to the franchise’s 25th anniversary in March 2021, it wants to celebrate Resident Evil in style.
As spotted by Rockman Corner (via VGC), Capcom is requesting its licensing associates that is the men and women who create the cool official merch pertaining to our favourite games to become involved with the festivities, inviting them to use for”campaigns and products that take benefit of the world view of Resident Evil”.
“We are searching for licensees, focusing on the 25th anniversary of the Resident Evil series (March 2021) and product development of the most recent name Resident Evil 3,” the list reads, as translated by Google Translate.
The seminal survival horror series premiered way back in 1996 and”boasts a massive recognition […] all around the globe”, based on an update from Capcom.
“Moreover, in addition to Hollywood films and attractions, it has also succeeded in multiple growth in a variety of fields, its popularity has jumped out of the game industry and has won a wide range of targets such as young generations,” the developer added, citing its average player as typically being man and aged anywhere from”late teens to 40s”.
Resident Evil 8 has been already verified to be from the works, and must be releasing when 2021 for next-gen consoles that the PS5 and Xbox Series X. What’s more, a new leak has implied that Resident Evil 8 will probably be known as Resident Evil: Village, and may focus greatly on rural cults in Europe.
After the achievement of Resident Evil 3 Remake, Resident Evil 2 Remake, and Resident Evil 7: Biohazard, there’s pressure on Capcom to provide something truly game-changing with Resident Evil 8, but with so little to go on, the wait for a formal reveal is agonising. To learn more, here’s everything we know about the upcoming survival horror sequel so far.
There’s still a lot to get excited about in gaming this year, also. Here would be the forthcoming games of 2020 we simply can not wait for.