Capcom confirma la vista en tercera persona para el remake de Resident Evil Veronica

Capcom ha confirmado que su próximo remake de Resident Evil Veronica se jugará desde una perspectiva en tercera persona, a pesar de lo que sugería el tráiler de anuncio.

El productor Yoshiaki Hirabayashi declaró durante una sesión de preguntas y respuestas en el Summer Game Fest que el juego es en tercera persona y toma elementos de jugabilidad del remake de Resident Evil 2 de 2019. Hirabayashi señaló que el título se desarrolla tres meses después de Resident Evil 2 y cuenta con Claire Redfield, quien ha recibido entrenamiento de su hermano pero se enfrenta a una situación intensa desde el principio. El estudio decidió dejar de lado

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