Capcom has made a habit out of repackaging their older titles in shinier, more attractive packages, but it’s difficult to fault them for it when the results are as stellar as their latest effort, which gifted us with a significantly more attractive version of the beloved Resident Evil remake. Since its release in January, the remaster has sold over a million copies worldwide, proving yet again that there is a considerable market that’s hungry for an old school survival horror experience.
This is good news for us, because a horror game that breaks sales records can go a long way toward incentivizing cautious publishers — like, say, Electronic Arts, which publishes the Dead Space franchise — into giving the horror-loving community even more great games to play.
