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Officially locked, per Rotten Tomatoes' release-date panel: "Sep 18, 2026, Wide."
Wikipedia confirms Resident Evil "is scheduled for a theatrical release on September 18, 2026, by Sony Pictures Releasing", matching the pin's stored date exactly.
Deadline could not be fetched (402 payment required), but its own headline and 7 March 2025 publish date confirm it reported Zach Cregger's Resident Evil and Sony's release date over a year ahead of the pin's stored 18 September 2026 date.
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In 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.
Marvel's Spider-Man 2 is due to release in Fall 2023 exclusively for PS5, completely skipping PS4. This was confirmed via a Tweet by PlayStation(opens in new tab) (opens in a new tab). Rumors had suggested that we would be getting a release date imminently, so it was great to have it confirmed. For now, Fall 2023 is the closest we have to a final date. We'll update if we hear more.
