Capcom Reportedly Restarted Development of Resident Evil 0 Remake Under Main Team

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Capcom has restarted development on a Resident Evil 0 remake, placing it under the supervision of its main development team, Division 1. This information comes from notable series insider Dusk Golem, who accurately predicted that Resident Evil: Code Veronica would be the next remake, followed by Resident Evil 0. Development of the Resident Evil 0 remake was initially handled by the team behind the Resident Evil 3 remake. However, this iteration is no longer in development. The project has been restarted and is now being managed by Capcom Division 1, the same team responsible for the acclaimed remakes of Resident Evil 2 and Resident Evil 4. Dusk Golem clarified that the original development team, while having created the Resident Evil 3 remake and the Separate Ways DLC for Resident Evil 4, was considered less experienced and primarily supported Division 1. The shift to Division 1 aims to leverage their expertise in creating major titles within the series.

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While the Resident Evil 0 remake remains a rumor, Capcom has officially announced that Resident Evil: Code Veronica will be the next remake in the series. This title was revealed during Summer Game Fest 2026 and is slated for release in 2027 on PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and Nintendo Switch 2.

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