Resident Evil game set could come out in Japan

next resident evil At this point, it looks like it will be a few years before the game is released, but it will most likely be released in Japan in the future. Although resident evil The franchise has mostly centered around a US-based story, and while the series has branched out into other regions, it has yet to visit Capcom's home country.

resident evil It's now been going strong for 30 years, and during that time the franchise has expanded beyond the confines of Raccoon City and explored other regions like Louisiana. RE7spanish countryside RE4And in Eastern Europe RE Village. every resident evil The game used locations as scary backdrops to help tie each story together, Resident Evil Requiem Producer Masato Kumazawa claims the franchise could be eyeing Japan for a future setting.

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Resident Evil might be heading to Japan in a future game

Kumazawa recently resident evil He had some interesting things to say about the series and its potential release in Japan. There were many questions and theories about what was next. resident evil The game is coming, and while it may not be the Japan-based game that Kumazawa has been teasing, it looks like the country will eventually get some attention.

The Japanese setting is something every Japanese Resident Evil fan has thought about at least once, and I think I've thought about it myself. Since the development team is mainly based in Japan, I think all members had a lot to worry about. Japan has not featured as a game setting so far, but it may appear at some point in the future.

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Kumazawa has since said: resident evil The development team is based in Japan, so it makes sense to consider opening a new chapter somewhere in that region. Although his words did not officially confirm that Japan was Japan. resident evil The game is happening, and it's still interesting to see what the developers are thinking about it. After the development team took a bold risk with the series. Resident Evil Requiem’s success, its launch in Japan would be another interesting change that could prove to be a worthwhile experiment for Capcom.

A new story set in Japan can be fascinating enough, but if you think about it, what's even more interesting is what it could mean for fictional game characters. It is always possible to be loved for a long time resident evil Characters like Leon, Jill, Claire, Ada, and Chris will be available on missions in Japan, but it also provides a chance for new names to be added to the mix. last few resident evil The game did well by introducing new protagonists such as Ethan Winters and his daughter Rosemary. Leon Kennedy is back Resident Evil RequiemBut for a fun dual-protagonist twist, they've also added newcomer Grace Ashcroft. A Japan-based game would present many interesting avenues for the series to venture down when it comes to its cast.

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Another major horror franchise recently made its way to Japan. resident evil and silent hill These were two of the most popular horror franchises in gaming, with the latter finally leaving the United States. Silent Hill FThis is the Japanese setting. Konami continues to explore new regions. Silent Hill: Townfall Another big departure, set in Scotland. resident evil You probably explored more countries than you do now. silent hill Overall though Silent Hill F It showed how creepy Japan is. no way resident evil A domestic game set feels like only a matter of time, but it remains to be seen.