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Resident Evil 2 and Resident Evil 3: Nemesis have been re-released on PS Plus Premium and PS Store for PS5 and PS4 without Trophy support, disappointing fans hoping for achievements; Capcom has a history of not including Trophies in these classic ports, and no updates are currently planned.
Capcom is releasing enhanced versions of Resident Evil 2 and Resident Evil 3: Nemesis for PS5 and PS4 on August 19, featuring modern improvements like sharper visuals, rewind, quick save, and custom filters, allowing both new and returning players to experience these classic survival horror titles with updated graphics and features.
Resident Evil fans were disappointed that no update on Resident Evil 9 was announced during the recent event, but they celebrated the upcoming release of Resident Evil 2 and 3: Nemesis on PlayStation Plus Premium, along with gameplay for Silent Hill f. Fans also expressed hope for trophy support in classic Resident Evil games, though it seems unlikely. The release date for the classic titles on PS Plus is expected soon this summer.
Sony announced new free games for PlayStation Plus subscribers, including Resident Evil 3 remake, Marvel’s Midnight Suns, NBA 2K24, Lego DC Supervillains, and more, available from March 19. The lineup features a mix of genres, from survival horror to sports and RPGs, catering to a wide range of gaming preferences.
Sony's PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium catalogue for March will feature Capcom's Resident Evil 3 remake and Firaxis' Marvel's Midnight Suns, along with other titles such as Lego DC Supervillains, Blood Bowl 3, Super Neptunia RPG, Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot, and Mystic Pillars: Remastered. Additionally, subscribers to PlayStation Plus' Premium tier will receive additions to the Classics catalogue, including Jak and Daxter: The Lost Frontier, Cool Boarders, and Gods Eater Burst. These games will be available on Tuesday, 19th March.
Game Pass releases for February 2024 include Anuchard, Train Sim World 4, Madden NFL 24, Resident Evil 3, A Little to the Left, Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night, PlateUp, and Return to Grace. Players can expect a mix of adventure, sports, horror, and AI-themed games, with titles inspired by classic games like The Legend of Zelda and Super Bowl experiences.
Microsoft has revealed the upcoming titles for Xbox Game Pass, including Resident Evil 3 remake, Madden NFL 24, and A Little to the Left. Game Pass Ultimate subscribers will receive new perks, and Galactic Civilizations III and Opus: Echo of Starsong will be leaving the service on February 15. The list of games to be added in the next two weeks also includes Train Sim World 4, Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night, and PlateUp!
Dealabs has leaked that PlateUp, Resident Evil 3, and Madden NFL 24 will be added to Xbox Game Pass in the first half of February, with PlateUp's release date delayed to February 15th and expected to launch on Game Pass on day one. The leaked lineup also includes the Resident Evil 3 remake from 2020 and Madden NFL 24, coinciding with the upcoming Super Bowl. While the leaked games have garnered mixed reviews, fans await an official announcement from Xbox for the upcoming Game Pass update.
A leak suggests that three games, including Resident Evil 3, will be added to Xbox Game Pass in the first half of February, with PlateUp! and Madden NFL 24 also expected. The leak comes from a reliable source, but official confirmation from Microsoft is still pending. Additionally, A Little to the Left is confirmed to join Game Pass on February 15, while two games are set to leave the service on the same day.
Three games coming to Xbox Game Pass in February, including Resident Evil 3 remake, Madden 24 via EA Play, and PlateUp, have been leaked by a reliable source. Microsoft is expected to officially announce the February Game Pass games later today. Additionally, there are rumors of Microsoft releasing more games on rival platforms, including Bethesda's Starfield and Indiana Jones, and potentially bringing the Gears of War franchise to PlayStation.
Recent updates for Resident Evil 2 and 3 remakes have removed ray tracing and Dolby Atmos on Steam. It's unclear why Capcom removed these features, but some players believe it was a mistake. One user suggested that ray tracing could have been removed due to "too much technical effort." It's unknown if Capcom will make an official announcement about the recent updates on Steam.