Resident Evil 4 Remake Release Date lands on March 24th, 2023

Resident Evil 4 Remake is finally confirmed, and its announcement came with a release date. Leon is back to save Ashley all over again.

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The game will be a revamp of the original 2005 title starring Leon S. Kennedy and the president’s daughter, Ashley Graham. And lots of zombies.

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We don’t have a release date for Sony’s PSVR2 yet, or for that Resident Evil: Village DLC we were promised a year ago. Hopefully soon.

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