The existence of a long-rumored remake of Capcom’s Resident Evil 0 is now looking even more likely, with a new report corroborating not only that its existence but also new details about the game’s cast and story.
As reported by MP1st, the rumored remake of the 2002-prequel is officially being referred to within Capcom as project “Chamber,” seemingly a reference to the game’s main protagonist Rebecca Chambers. The game has reportedly been in development for several years, with performance-capture work starting sometime in 2024.
That same “Chamber” codename appears on the resume of actor Jon McLaren, known for playing Star Lord in Square Enix’s 2021 Guardians of the Galaxy game. His resume lists “Project Chamber” as his most recent video game project, labeling it as an upcoming AAA game in which he plays a lead character. He also lists the project as coming from the motion-capture company Beyond Capture Studios. It’s that same motion capture studio that has worked with Capcom on games like Street Fighter 6 and the Resident Evil 4 remake.
This is an exciting development for fans of the Resident Evil series! A remake could really enhance the story and bring fresh life to the original. It’s always interesting to see how classic games are reimagined for new audiences.
Absolutely! A remake could not only enhance the story but also update the gameplay mechanics to align with modern standards. It would be interesting to see how they expand on character backstories and the overall atmosphere of the original game.
I completely agree! A remake could really bring modern gameplay features into the mix, making the experience more engaging for both new players and long-time fans. It would be interesting to see how they balance nostalgia with fresh elements in the storytelling as well.