Capcom has given a new lease of life to its horrifying Resident Evil franchise, born in the early 90s. A reinvention of the license which is reminiscent of the renewal of Resident Evil 4, whose director is not against the idea of a remake. It must be said that with his Resident Evil 7, giving pride of place to the new RE Engine, Capcom had struck very hard in this frightening first-person adventure and in the spirit of the first episodes. Then came the remake of Resident Evil 2, in the third person, real critical and commercial success before the release of Resident Evil 3 remake last April.
And Peter Fabiano, producer of the remake of Resident Evil 3, is returned on the design Game.
The opportunity to tell us how was thought this additional episode to Resident Evil 2 remake.
The remake team worked with that of the original
It’s Peter Fabiano, producer of the remake of Resident Evil 3, who came back to the development of the game. The man explains that his team was able to work with the original to offer something new, while relying on current technology.
Resident Evil 3 was developed over a period of approximately three years. Most of the teams worked independently, but technological knowledge, ideas and skills with advances in the RE Engine graphics engine were shared.
For Peter Fabiano, it was necessary to understand what is the basis of a Resident Evil game to stay ” consistent ” doing ” advance the franchise“. The team therefore delivered a complete game since there will be no DLC and if the atmosphere remains the same, the biggest has been done in terms of gameplay – much more oriented action in the remake of Resident Evil 3 as that of the second episode.
We were also happy to be able to link the stories of Resident Evil 2 and 3, much more than in the originals. It’s never easy to know what to add, change or modify, but we were happy to be able to stay on track and stage our vision.
In order to remain consistent, Peter Fabiano confirms that the Resident Evil 2 and 3 remakes have been developed at the same time !
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