Where there's smoke, there's usually fire, and when it comes to the long-rumored remake of Resident Evil — Code Veronica, it's basically a full-on blaze, with new reports popping up more and more in recent weeks.
This time, courtesy of reliable insider NateTheHate, Code Veronica is targeting a release in the first half of 2027.
Should that come to fruition, then Resident Evil fans will have not one but two titles within a year's time, Resident Evil Requiem this year on February 27, then Code Veronica Remake between January and June 2027.
This latest set of news follows a recent report that the Code Veronica Remake will be announced at some point this year. It's unclear when that announcement will take place, but seeing as it's the 30th anniversary of the franchise, there's no shortage of opportunities, particularly post-Requiem launch.
That report also threw some massive cold water on the rumored remake of Resident Evil 5. Spoiler: it's not in the works, at least not right now.
Before that, it was reported that the in-the-works remake is being treated as a "big budget" project from Capcom, and follows word that 2027 was being targeted as a general...
