A brand-new Resident Evil 4 Remake trailer was revealed during today's Resident Evil Showcase, showing Ashley Graham and Adam Wong, as well as providing a further glimpse of the gameplay on PS4, PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC.
While the trailer doesn't directly spoil Resident Evil 4's reveal, it strongly hints at many of the mysteries behind the Los Plagas and the plight of the villagers in Spain. The trailer also features updated versions of Ramon Salazar, a familiar villain from the original Resident Evil 4, as well as Ashley Graham.
Ashley Graham, as you may recall, is the president's daughter in the original telling of the story. She's obviously older in this version, with a more modern hairstyle. On the villain side, Salazar appears less like the comic villain than he did in the original, though he does retain his 18th-century European styling. You can see all of these characters and more in the slideshow above.
In addition to the trailer, Capcom provided a deeper look into their remake of Resident Evil 4 as a whole. They include the return of the classic merchant, as well as confirmation that the remake will once again feature the Tetris-like inventory system of the original.
First announced over the summer, Resident Evil 4 seeks to update the original survival horror classic for a new generation. It faces a tall order as the original game is one of the most beloved entries in the Resident Evil 4 canon.
Resident Evil 4 Remake is due out March 24, 2023.
Kat Bailey is a Senior News Editor at IGN as well as co-host of Nintendo Voice Chat. Have a tip? Send her a DM at @the_katbot.
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While the trailer doesn't directly spoil Resident Evil 4's reveal, it strongly hints at many of the mysteries behind the Los Plagas and the plight of the villagers in Spain. The trailer also features updated versions of Ramon Salazar, a familiar villain from the original Resident Evil 4, as well as Ashley Graham.
Ashley Graham, as you may recall, is the president's daughter in the original telling of the story. She's obviously older in this version, with a more modern hairstyle. On the villain side, Salazar appears less like the comic villain than he did in the original, though he does retain his 18th-century European styling. You can see all of these characters and more in the slideshow above.
In addition to the trailer, Capcom provided a deeper look into their remake of Resident Evil 4 as a whole. They include the return of the classic merchant, as well as confirmation that the remake will once again feature the Tetris-like inventory system of the original.
First announced over the summer, Resident Evil 4 seeks to update the original survival horror classic for a new generation. It faces a tall order as the original game is one of the most beloved entries in the Resident Evil 4 canon.
Resident Evil 4 Remake is due out March 24, 2023.
Kat Bailey is a Senior News Editor at IGN as well as co-host of Nintendo Voice Chat. Have a tip? Send her a DM at @the_katbot.
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