Could it be this “famous Japanese IP”?
- by Ben Kerry Mon, 4:55 pm
Today, a brand-new ESRB score for Resident Evil 6 has actually been spotted online, with Capcom's 2012 Xbox 360 title looking set for another re-release in some kind. To be clear, the Japanese designer hasn't revealed a brand-new variation of RE6 in any method at this time – so the precise nature of this ranking is still rather strange.
What we do understand is that the ranking, performed by the United States video game rankings board, is for Resident Evil 6 on Xbox Series X|S. At the time of composing, this video game just exists on Xbox 360 and Xbox One – with the latter being playable by means of in reverse compatibility on Microsoft's current-gen Xbox makers.
Considered that Capcom hasn't revealed anything concerning RE6 on Xbox Series consoles, we ‘d be shocked if this is a contemporary Resi remake in the exact same vein as 2023's Resident Evil 4. It might be a more basic port like the Xbox One release, however with Resident Evil 5 not being pointed out here, we're left puzzled by what this ranking might be for.
One last wrinkle to this story is Xbox Developer Direct later on this week. This title is by no methods validated for the program or anything, however we have heard rumours that Microsoft's surprise video game of the program is “a brand-new entry in a famous Japanese IP which has years of history”. Homeowner Evil definitely fits that description, as we discussed in a different short article today, and the timing of this is extremely curious undoubtedly – even if we still believe an RE look is not likely.
Anyhow, we expect we'll simply need to wait and see what occurs with both Xbox Dev Direct and this mystical brand-new variation of Resident Evil 6. When it pertains to the Xbox display itself, we'll understand precisely what's been exposed by end-of-day on Thursday, January 23rd.
What do we believe this variation of RE6 could be? Speak with us about this one down in the remarks area.
[source videogameschronicle.com]
Ben is a News Writer at Pure Xbox, and is a fan of action, racing and straight-up shootin' in any Xbox video game he can get his hands on. When he's not clutching an Xbox controller like his life depends on it, Ben invests his time listening to music that's far too old for him, enjoying football on the telly and most likely consuming someplace.
