Zach Cregger says Resident Evil test audiences liked the movie but thought it was too funny, prompting him to cut back on jokes before release.
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Zach Cregger says Resident Evil test audiences liked the movie but thought it was too funny, prompting him to cut back on jokes before release.
Capcom reported sharply higher sales and profits for the nine months ended December 31, 2025, fueled by digital catalog momentum across major franchises. With its full-year forecast unchanged and several big releases scheduled in early 2026, investors pushed the company’s shares sharply higher in Tokyo.
Resident Evil Requiem will launch in Japan as a single CERO Z release, and director Koshi Nakanishi says the team is pushing what that rating allows while keeping the horror purposeful. Capcom’s next mainline entry arrives February 27, 2026 on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, PC, and Nintendo Switch 2.
Resident Evil Requiem’s director says Leon Kennedy’s older, sharper look was shaped by meticulous internal feedback—especially from women on the team who scrutinized the smallest details. With the series’ ninth mainline entry nearing launch, Capcom is leaning into dual-protagonist design and a return to classic survival-horror tension.
Capcom’s next mainline Resident Evil is slated for February 27, 2026, and early developer interviews indicate a deliberate split between tense survival-horror sequences and high-energy action, supported by two contrasting playable leads.
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