Dead Rising Deluxe Remaster Could End Up Beating Capcom’s Own Resident Evil 4 Remake If Early Previews are True

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***** Rising Deluxe Remaster Could End Up Beating Capcom’s Own Resident Evil 4 Remake If Early Previews are True

Capcom continues to be on a roll when it comes to remasters or remakes of their major games. Following the success and recognition that the Resident Evil reimagining received, it’s now ***** Rising Deluxe Remaster’s turn, set to release next month.

Some insiders had the chance to try a demo of this title at Gamescom 2024 and shared details, stating that the quality-of-life improvements are substantial and will truly change the game experience. Fans are quite excited to see this game in action. Frank West is back.

***** Rising Deluxe Remaster Will Be One of Capcom’s Surprises This Year

While some casual gamers might think that certain remakes are unnecessary or even harm the original work, there are many games that truly benefit from a complete reimagining of all their aspects.

In recent years, the Resident Evil series has shown strong evidence that this approach works and can even significantly enhance the series’ legacy. That’s why Capcom continues on this path, ******** on another class of remakes.

Next month, the studio will release ***** Rising Deluxe Remaster, a complete reimagining of the first title in the series, starring photographer Frank West.

Just played ***** Rising Deluxe Remaster for 15 minutes! I was not allowed to take pictures or videos of the game.

But I can give a mini-review.

Quality of life changes are through the roof.

Frank jumps much further in this game. If feels really nice making those jumps you once…

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According to some insiders who attended Gamescom 2024 and tried the demo, the quality-of-life improvements are quite significant and the gameplay is much smoother compared to the original game. There has been a noticeable improvement in mechanics such as jumping and dodge moves.

Resident Evil Isn’t the Only Remake Worth the Effort

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***** Rising Deluxe Remaster added some changes that fans will love. It will have the same quality as the Resident Evil remakes. Image via Capcom.

On his X account, FrankByDaylight shared several details about what he saw in the demo he played at the convention.

One of the things he highlighted is that ***** Rising Deluxe Remaster will feature a new aiming system that ensures shots hit their targets, something that was quite challenging in the original version. He also said that the game will now be more cinematic when it comes to taking the photos Frank needs for his job.

This content creator posted all this information and offered to answer any questions fans might have about the game. Many began asking about small details and changes compared to the original game.

Despite the Resident Evil remakes having a much larger budget, it seems that Capcom’s work on this game will also feature a very high production level. The company could be considering making more remakes like these.

***** Rising Deluxe Remaster will be released on September 18th for Xbox Series S/X, PS5, and PC. This remake will leverage all the graphical enhancements made possible by the extraordinary RE Engine, the same engine that powered the latest games in the series.

Another improvement is that the number of zombies on screen will be greater than ever, and all of them will be perfectly detailed.

What are your thoughts on this new remake? Let us know in the comments!

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