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Happened as dated, per ign.com: "…esident Evil 4. Even so, when I hit the start button on this 2023 remake of the legendary 2005 actio…"
Wikipedia’s article describes the remake’s "over-the-shoulder" third-person shooting, RE Engine, design drawn from the Resident Evil 2 and 3 remakes and the expanded characterization of Ashley.
A 46,863-view Twitch clip of Resident Evil 4 gameplay: evidence that the game is playable, not a source for the event or its date.
Capcom's own investor-relations press release states the Resident Evil 4 remake is "scheduled to be released on March 24, 2023", an exact match to the pin's stored date.
Engadget corroborates Capcom's[4] announcement, reporting the remake "heading to PS5, Xbox Series X and S, and PC via Steam on March 24th, 2023", matching the pin's stored date exactly.
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Faithful remake of a classic survival horror game modelled on RE4's over-the-shoulder style; released Jan 2023.
SourceRemake that favours exploration and puzzles over RE4's action; launch sales were 57 percent below RE4's in Europe.
SourceIn light of the high-quality remakes of Resident Evil 2 and 3 released in 2019 and 2020, it felt like a safe bet that Capcom would do an equally admirable job of rebuilding Resident Evil 4. Even so, when I hit the start button on this 2023 remake of the legendary 2005 action-horror game I wasn’t prepared for how forcefully it would knock my knees out from under me and suplex me headfirst into 16 hours of sustained tension and exhilaration. This fully revitalised campaign dramatically one-ups the original in almost every conceivable way. Its Spanish countryside setting is substantially more sinister, its pacing has been tightened to the point where hardly a single minute is wasted, and its controls have been modernised in order to allow its signature dynamic shooting mechanics to really shine. I’ve been waiting 18 years for a game to thrill me in the same way as Resident Evil 4; as it turns out, this whole time I’ve just been waiting for another Resident Evil 4.