RE0 Nintendo acquiring marketing rights to RE:0?

[Yama]

Resident Evil 0 Remake’s Rumored Partnership Feels Like History Repeating Itself

The rumored Resident Evil 0 remake could repeat history if recent reports about an alleged marketing deal for the game actually come to fruition.

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This is quite poetic if true, gives me a chuckle. I don't mind either way ofc given it's just marketing rights, the game will of course release across all major platforms.

 

[Spera01]

History repeats itself if so. Either way, as long as it still releases across all major platforms on day one and isn't a timed exclusive, that's fine by me.

 

[Duty]

Rumors, rumors, rumors.

In all seriousness though, I would love to play a RE0 Remake, as long as it is a completely separate title from rumored(ha) RE1 Remake 2. I am aware that it has a mixed reception among the fanbase, but I enjoyed it as a game in and of itself with some experimental features. Every location in that game was well designed and Billy Cohen was surprisingly a great character with great backstory, and I'm positive updating it with modern features and improving on the co-op feature would be a blast.

I always treat it as it's own thing and pretend it never happened when playing Biohazard 1, but some people don't have the cognitive capacity to see it as such, unfortunately.

The only potential danger I see here is that if they do Remake Biohazard 1 again, and Remake 0 as well, how would they tie it all in w/o screwing up the Biohazard 1 Remake? Definitely some red flags there.

 

[Yama]

Rumors, rumors, rumors.

In all seriousness though, I would love to play a RE0 Remake, as long as it is a completely separate title from rumored(ha) RE1 Remake 2. I am aware that it has a mixed reception among the fanbase, but I enjoyed it as a game in and of itself with some experimental features. Every location in that game was well designed and Billy Cohen was surprisingly a great character with great backstory, and I'm positive updating it with modern features and improving on the co-op feature would be a blast.

I always treat it as it's own thing and pretend it never happened when playing Biohazard 1, but some people don't have the cognitive capacity to see it as such, unfortunately.

The only potential danger I see here is that if they do Remake Biohazard 1 again, and Remake 0 as well, how would they tie it all in w/o screwing up the Biohazard 1 Remake? Definitely some red flags there.

I'd very much like it if they at least reference it more so, as well as have Rebecca act accordingly.

Like yourself I too separate it, I was hard on it back then, but little did I know we were in a golden era and how spoiled we were with quality. Playing it now I love it, it's essentially some more RE:make, the best part is the assets weren't lost so it holds up gorgeously.

 

[Burton]

I really enjoyed RE0, it just needed item boxes and it would have been much less frustrating.
I think the reason they got rid of the item boxes is because it would have made the sections where Rebecca and Billy get separated easier.

I really hope RE0 gets a remake, I might even play it on the Switch2 for nostalgic reasons!

 

[Yama]

I really enjoyed RE0, it just needed item boxes and it would have been much less frustrating.
I think the reason they got rid of the item boxes is because it would have made the sections where Rebecca and Billy get separated easier.

I really hope RE0 gets a remake, I might even play it on the Switch2 for nostalgic reasons!

I also think a big part of the decision to scrap the boxes was due to outcry. People would always complain coming across an item and having to travel back to a box, then come back for it, was jarring. I know, our ‘25 brains almost can’t comprehend this now, it’s charm to us now (and I was fine with it then) but I remember it was a serious point of contention for the series at the time. Think of it, we had 0,OB and 4, all changed the inventory system back to back.

 

[Duty]

I also think a big part of the decision to scrap the boxes was due to outcry. People would always complain coming across an item and having to travel back to a box, then come back for it, was jarring. I know, our ‘25 brains almost can’t comprehend this now, it’s charm to us now (and I was fine with it then) but I remember it was a serious point of contention for the series at the time. Think of it, we had 0,OB and 4, all changed the inventory system back to back.

Which is strange if you think about it. I mean, the original plan for item boxes was to have them be like how they were in Real Survival mode in REmake: Items in boxes do not teleport, forcing you to backtrack the whole 9 yards to get what you need.

It's paradoxical to think that people were complaining about a feature that was already simplified in the first place.

 

[Cindy B]

I like the occasionaal Mario game but Nintendo back then was the bane of my existence, I bought so many consoles for a handful of RE titles lol

 

[Caffeine Addict]

Same here.

I thought the remake had the best graphics, along with 0. I did feel as if 0 was rather boring after the very solid train section opener.

But the PS2 era was glorious, with constant hits. The PS3 era was nothing special until The Last of Us came along, followed by The Evil Within.

Now anticipated games are getting cancelled. WHY? It is hard to be a fan of modern gaming when you wonder if a game will even be completed.

 

[Duty]

Mikami deserves the blame for the Nintendo exclusivity deals. That was completely his call (Suicide bombing the franchise with RE4 on that platform was also his call, but that is another topic, and probably beyond redundant at this point).

Giving Capcom AND From Software credit though, these two Japanese companies, are actually doing pretty good at reaching across all platforms these days, especially prioritizing PC gaming, which is great and really smart business practice. Reaching out to as many players as possible is a no-brainer but I guess that wasn't obvious back then. Heck, even today there seems to be a trend towards more exclusivity deals, by and large, but it seems to be much more transactional rather than purposeful.

Regarding RE0, maybe the best way to cope with the story is to just imagine that Rebecca took a nap in the mansion west save room before she pepper sprayed Chris and had a nightmare and that was RE0! "Rebecca's Nightmare" has a nice ring to it, dunnit?

 

[Caffeine Addict]

That kind of happens in TUC. She dreams about Yawn the snake before she sees it in the mansion. But how is this even possible?