Resident Evil Outbreak
Resident Evil Outbreak could soon be the protagonist of a remaster, or at least that is what suggests an intertwining of factors, starting from the fact that Capcom has redesigned several assets of the game for the official website of the series, in the historical section.Of course, this operation alone would not have who knows what weight, however Resident Evil Outbreak has also appeared among the games coming out according to the latest GeForce Now leak, dating back to last November.
The work carried out by Capcom in this case they seem very similar to those that characterized Resident Evil 0 HD Remaster, but since it is a rumor it is clear that there are still no certainties about it: we will have to wait for a possible announcement.
Of course, at the moment the Osaka house seems really focused on the relaunch of its classics, see also the long-awaited remake of Resident Evil 4, whose official announcement should arrive this year, but there are also further remakes in can tiere.
The well-known leaker Dusk Golem has also expressed himself on the matter, saying that there is indeed the possibility that this operation is a teaser for the Resident Evil Outbreak remaster: we'll see.
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Resident Evil Outbreak Remaster Rumors Fly With Updated Assets
The classic Resident Evil Outbreak games might be receiving a remastered release, or that is what horror fans have started speculating.
For those unaware, publisher Capcom has been updating its Resident Evil Portal since last week to include high-definition renders and concept arts for the older installments in the Resident Evil franchise.
Capcom did the same for Resident Evil Outbreak earlier today by uploading updated and upscaled box arts, other artworks, screenshots, and assets for both of the two Outbreak games. However, some fans were quick to notice that Capcom has done more than just upscaled the game assets.
When comparing both the old and new renders, Capcom has noticeably added new wounds and changed some of the body proportions of the hyenas and alligators found in Resident Evil Outbreak.
While the touch-ups are not enough to confirm a remastered release, it should be recalled that Resident Evil Outbreak was mentioned in the recent, second Nvidia GeForce leak with a release in March 2022.
Capcom has not announced a remastered Resident Evil Outbreak at the time of writing and in all fairness, it would be unlikely for the publisher to announce a new game just a few weeks before release. Hence, fans should keep their excitement in check and take the new sightings as just mere speculations.
Resident Evil Outbreak and Outbreak: File #2 were released on PlayStation 2 in 2003 and 2004 respectively. The original being the first horror game to feature cooperative gameplay. The games took place during the same period as Resident Evil 2 and 3 and followed a series of episodic storylines in Raccoon City.