Resident Evil Requiem has only been out for a week, and yet it may have already given players a taste—or a sip, rather—of what game will launch next in the Resident Evil franchise.
It isn’t terribly subtle, but it has been quite easy to overlook until Suzi Hunter pointed out on Twitter/X that a Resident Evil Code: Veronica remake tease has been under our noses all along.
The proposed Resident Evil Code: Veronica remake clue is a bottle, found in the Rhodes Hill Chronic Care Center’s second-floor bar and lounge area, that reads, “Avernico.” It’s possible that this could merely be Capcom’s attempt at creatively naming a type of fictional liquor, though it’s highly unlikely that this was its sole purpose or coincidental, due to Avernico being an anagram for Veronica.
This doesn’t appear to be a naming convention that was used frivolously, and it seems fair to presume that a Resident Evil Code: Veronica remake is not only in the works, but also the Resident Evil game that is scheduled to follow Resident Evil Requiem. The validity of this theory is reinforced by the slew of Resident Evil Code: Veronica remake rumors that have stirred for the last...
