The end-of-year holidays have been fruitful for Capcom and its Resident Evil 4 Remake. In a tweet posted a few hours ago, it is revealed that the game has surpassed the threshold of 9 million copies sold worldwide since its release in March 2023. The franchise is thriving, particularly this episode which holds a very important place in the hearts of series fans. The launch was triumphant, with 3 million copies sold in the first few days, but the title has become a long-seller as it reached the 9 million mark in less than two years. Capcom has taken the time to send a message and a lovely illustration to announce the good news and thank its community for their support. A ninth episode is currently in development, with Koshi Nakanishi, the game director of Resident Evil 7, leading the project. It remains to be seen whether it will be an episode in first-person view or a title offering a camera-over-the-shoulder perspective.
For those eager to dive deeper into the world of Resident Evil 4 Remake, don’t miss Sophie Laurent’s latest post from September 14th. She delves into the exciting news that Ada Wong will be getting her own adventure as a paid DLC titled “Separate Ways,” set to release on September 21st. This new addition promises an overhauled visual design and enhanced gameplay mechanics, such as a grappling gun and dynamic combat maneuvers. Head over to our blog (Resident Evil 4 Remake: Ada Wong to Get Her Own Adventure via Paid DLC, Here’s a Trailer) to learn more about Ada’s thrilling solo mission and the accompanying free update for The Mercenaries mode.
