'Resident Evil 7' release date, gameplay rumors update: Title will not be revealed at E3?
Fans are certainly excited about the upcoming video game, "Resident Evil 7." The sixth sequel of the survival horror video game is said to be in development right now and is slated to come out at the Electronic Entertainment Expo or E3 2016 in June at the Los Angeles Convention Center. Rumor has it that the title will be released thereafter as soon as the announcement is made.
However, fans may get disappointment as new reports suggest that the upcoming game will not come out in 2016 as expected by many fans. Apparently, game developer Capcom has shifted their concentration on the rumored "Resident Evil 2 Remake." It appears that the company has already confirmed that they will announce the remake of the popular first installment of the series, as reported by NSEAVoice.
The report also added that it will be quite impossible for Capcom to launch two massive titles in a year, which is obviously not a good business strategy.
Meanwhile, following the disappointment of their last two releases, which the company receives bad criticisms, Capcom is said to be going back to its horror roots for the next "Resident Evil" project. Fans were not happy about the story and gameplay of the last two installments.
Apparently, Capcom has heard the fans and now they will try their best to develop the next "Resident Evil" as creative as it can be. Rumor has it that "Resident Evil 7" will see big names coming back to the game including William Birkins and Nemesis. The two villains will certainly give the next installment the horror story fans have been asking about.
Nonetheless, "Resident Evil 7" has yet to be announced. Although Capcom has decided to reveal the "Resident Evil 2 Remake" at the upcoming E3 instead of "Resident Evil 7," fans are still positive that the company will provide a clear statement to avoid any confusion.
