Video Games
Official ‘Resident Evil’ Series Website Getting Revamped For 2021
Capcom are apparently gearing up for Resident Evil Village (and perhaps the rumoured Resident Evil 4 remake) next year. In a tweet from the Resident Evil Ambassadors club account, Capcom has announced that the official Resident Evil website will be getting a facelift for the new year.
“At the beginning of 2021, we’ll be launching a new website called ‘Resident Evil Portal’ that will integrate all of our existing Resident Evil services!” explains the tweet. “We are working on many projects to make the site to bring you more of what Resident Evil has to offer. Stay tuned!”
Further details can be gleaned from the email sent from the Resident Evil Ambassadors club, saying that the new site will “be the go-to source for the latest info on the Resident Evil series; it’s a place for players to share their stats with others around the world, an overflowing item box of content for series veterans and rookies.”
Furthermore, the email states that all content that was available on the numerous Resident Evil sites, including the official Biohazard series sites, Biohazard Club 96, Resident Evil Ambassador Program, ResidentEvil.net, and Resident Evil Portal, “will now be consolidated on the new Resident Evil Portal site.”
Of course, we still have to wait for an official release date for Resident Evil Village, which is expected on PC, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series in 2021.
At the beginning of 2021, we'll be launching a new website called "RESIDENT EVIL PORTAL" that will integrate all of our existing RE services! We are working on many projects to make the site to bring you more of what RE has to offer. Stay tuned!#REBHFunhttps://t.co/3wM2nNw2sq
— RESIDENT EVIL/BIOHAZARD AMBASSADOR Official (@REBHFun) December 24, 2020
Given its content, it’d be apropos for GPTRACK50 to release its zombie action-adventure RPG Stupid Never Dies around Halloween, wouldn’t it? That’s exactly what we’re getting, as the game will launch October 21 for PC via Steam and PlayStation 5. The announcement was accompanied by a short trailer featuring Phoenix Zaza Hotfeathers, a cosmic custodian who bears more than a passing resemblance to MC Hammer, busting a move.
As if that wasn’t enough to get you excited for the apocalypse, players can get an early listen to Stupid Never Dies‘ soundtrack with the release of two tracks—the official theme songs for the game—on August 4. The tracks will be available to stream via Amazon Music, Apple Music, Spotify, and other major music streaming platforms. In the meantime, you can check them out below via YouTube.
In the aftermath of the Great War, humanity teeters on the brink of extinction and monsters rule the land. At the bottom rung of this society is Davy, a lowly zombie scraping by in a deserted shopping mall. One day, he discovers the human girl Julia frozen to death in a freezer…and falls in love at first sight. Motivated by his newfound crush, Davy finds his purpose in undeath: to bring Julia back to life, then to ask her out.