October 15, 2025 - 20:44

Capcom reportedly felt that the remakes were the primary way to experience Resident Evil 1, 2, and 3 in today's gaming landscape. According to company executives, there was considerable reluctance to release the original titles on GOG, as they believed the remakes offered a more contemporary and polished experience for both new and returning players.
The original Resident Evil games, which have garnered a massive following since their initial releases, are considered classics in the survival horror genre. However, the executives expressed that they needed to be convinced of the demand for these older versions before making the decision to bring them to the platform.
This hesitation reflects Capcom's commitment to quality and the desire to ensure that players have access to the best possible versions of their beloved titles. Ultimately, the decision to release the original games on GOG underscores the enduring popularity of the franchise and the nostalgia associated with its early entries.
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PlayStation Finally Remembers What Made Us Care About GamesThe latest State of Play presentation felt different. Not because there were more trailers or bigger announcements, but because the games actually looked like games again. For years, Sony`s big...
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