Resident Evil 5 received a new age rating, suggesting it could be making a comeback in some shape or form. However, its renewed classification only mentions one particular version of the Xbox 360-era Resident Evil game.
March 13 will mark the 16th anniversary of Resident Evil 5 releasing for the PS3 and Xbox 360 in North America and Europe. Half a year following its console debut, the fifth mainline entry in the series also made its way to PC in September 2009. Although speculation about Capcom working on a remake has long been circulating online, no such project has yet materialized.
Capcom has been tight-lipped about Resident Evil since 2023's Resident Evil 4 remake, but there's reason to believe that an RE5 remake is up next.
On February 10, the Entertainment Software Rating Board published another Resident Evil 5 age classification, as noted by Twitter user Wario64. The new entry in the ESRB database attaches an M (17+) rating to the game, which is consistent with its prior classifications. One peculiar detail about the new label is that it only lists the Xbox Series X and Series S under the game's platforms. While this...
