Resident Evil News
Resident Evil's Shinji Mikami Wanted to Make An Action Game "Like Die Hard," But Capcom Said No
What is and what could have been.
Resident Evil 8 Is Reportedly Happening, And Sticking With First-Person
Everything's scary up close.
Nemesis Has Zero Chill in New Resident Evil 3 Remake Trailer
STAAARRRRRSSSSS!
Resident Evil 3 Remake Will Have Fewer Endings, But Potentially More Carlos
Carlos might get a little more spotlight in the remake.
Resident Evil's Newest Survivor is a Living Homage to "Jill Sandwich"
Martin should probably stay away from small rooms with descending ceilings.
Resident Evil 3 Remake is Coming Next April. Check Out the First Trailer.
It'll be the campaign of the previously announced survival co-op game.
The Best Trailer of the Year is Mr. X and the Rest of Resident Evil 2 in Monster Hunter: World
The World is about to get a little scarier.
Resident Evil 4 Runs Better in Handheld Mode Than Docked, Digital Foundry Reports
And the first Resident Evil and Resident Evil 0 don't fare too well in the performance department, either.
The Nintendo Switch is Getting a Lot of Resident Evil Games in May
Resident Evil 0, HD Remaster, and 4 are all coming to the Switch on the same day.
Resident Evil Revelations 1 and 2 on the Switch Will Come With New Retro Mini-games
A nice little bonus.
Resident Evil Revelations 1 and 2 Release on the Switch This November, Has Motion Controls
I'm using tilt controls!
Resident Evil Revelations Collection Coming to the Nintendo Switch Later in 2017
Look! More Capcom games on the Switch!
The Resident Evil Film Franchise is Getting a Six-Movie Reboot, Just Because
It made a lot of money worldwide, okay?
Tokyo Games Show 2016 Video Round-Up: Gundam, Resident Evil, SaGa, and Danganronpa V3
Giant robots, scary cannibals, murderous students, serious soldiers, and more feature in this video round-up!
Resident Evil Re-Releases Rounding Out With 4, 5, and 6
Capcom is nearly done with Resident Evil re-releases on Xbox One and PlayStation 4.
Resident Evil Composer Admits Not Actually Composing Anything
Deaf composer Mamoru Samuragochi, dubbed the "Japanese Beethoven," actually employed a ghostwriter for nearly 20 years.