Capcom's Resident Evil remakes will c💙ontinue with Resident Evil Z🏅ero and Code Veronica.

At first, leakers started circulating rumors that some of Capcom's next Resident Evil projects were remakes of Zero and Code Veronica. Now, has corrobo♈rated these claims as accurate, reporting that Capcom will remake both the 2000 and 2002 games as pa𓆏rt of its upcoming slate.

Code Veronica was the first of the two older Resident Evil games to originally release, arriving for the Dreamcast in 2000. It teamed up bo𓄧th Chris and Claire Redfield for a brand new adventure on a rem▨ote island, and you can go back and experience Code Veronica's remaster on both PS4 and Xbox One right now.

Resident Evil Zero, meanwhile, launched just two years later, in 2002, for the GameCube. The prequel to the original Resident Evil introduced two brand new characters: poꦓlice officer Rebecca Chambers and felon Billy Coen, as the two find themselves on a train overru💝n with the undead.

As someone who's been delving t𒐪hrough Capcom's history over the last f💝ew years, Resident Evil Zero is definitely the easier game to play, and it's the slightly older Code Veronica that's in more need of a remake right now. Today's report is a good thing, in my books - Capcom's delving further back into its history to make older, lesser-known Resident Evil games, rather than simply proceeding with remaking the next numerical Resident Evil game.

Right now, there isn't a release date - or꧟ window - reported for either of the two Resident Evil remakes𒆙.

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