Capcom is exploring the expansion of the "biochemical crisis" series, considering remaking outsourced games.

CTOnews.com, July 11 (Xinhua)-- after the success of several classic games, such as biochemical Evil 4, Karp Air is exploring to reproduce more of the IP game.

In a shareholder question and answer officially shared by Capcom, in response to the question of "whether to provide high-end visual reproduction in addition to the major digital version of the biochemical Evil series", Capcom gave a brief answer: "We are discussing the future development of the biochemical Evil series so that more players can play previous classic games."

Foreign game media purexbox believes that Capcom's answer means that officials will consider reproducing rumored games such as "biochemical crisis code name: Veronica" (Resident Evil-Code: Veronica).

CTOnews.com Note:

"biochemical Evil: code name Veronica" was developed by Nextech (now Nex Enterainment). An action adventure game released by CAPCOM was released on Dreamcast platform on February 3, 2000. The subsequent "full version" landed on PS2, NGC, Xbox 360 and other platforms.

The game tells the story of Claire going to Europe to find his missing brother Chris after the "biochemical Evil 2" incident. He was arrested and detained on Rockford Island while sneaking into the Paris Institute under the umbrella to conduct an investigation. And a series of stories that happened while trying to escape the island.

According to CAPCOM's "million sales title" data as of December 31, 2022, the DC version of "biochemical Evil: code-named Veronica" sold 1.4m copies, while the PS2 version of "biochemical Evil: code-named Veronica full" sold 1.4m copies in 2001.