Capcom bestätigt Third-Person-Perspektive für das Resident Evil Veronica-Remake

Capcom hat bestätigt, dass das kommende Remake von Resident Evil Veronica aus der Third-Person-Perspektive gespielt wird, obwohl der Ankündigungs-Trailer etwas anderes vermuten ließ.

Produzent Yoshiaki Hirabayashi gab während einer Presse-Fragerunde auf dem Summer Game Fest an, dass das Spiel in der Third-Person-Perspektive stattfindet und sich beim Gameplay am Resident Evil 2-Remake aus dem Jahr 2019 orientiert. Hirabayashi merkte an, dass der Titel drei Monate nach Resident Evil 2 spielt und Claire Redfield in den Mittelpunkt stellt, die zwar ein gewisses Training von ihrem Bruder erhalten hat, sich aber früh einer intensiven Situation gegenübersieht. Das Studio entschied sich dazu, ... fallen zu lassen.

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