Capcom has confirmed that Resident Evil 0 HD is coming in January next year.
The HD remaster of Resident Evil 0 will arrive on January 19, allowing you to replay the Resident Evil origins story on your new consoles.
Originally launched on the GameCube in 2002, Resident Evil 0 HD will be available on PS3, PS4, Xbox 360, Xbox One and PC.
Resident Evil 0 HD will also be available as part of the Resident Evil Origins Collection. This includes an HD version of the very first Resident Evil game too, and will also launch on January 19.
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“Resident Evil – reveals the truth behind the Mansion Incident, the catalyst for the entire storyline of the Resident Evil series,” explains Capcom. “This remastered version takes the story and gameplay of the original and adds stunning HD graphics, 5.1 channel surround sound, optional modernised controls and widescreen TV compatibility.”
If you pre-order Resident Evil 0 HD, you’ll grab yourself a pair of costumes for the game’s main protagonists, Rebecca Chambers and Billy Coen, which you can see in the video below.
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