The ground-up remake of Resident Evil 4 is set to release on March 24th for PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X, and PC. It follows the tradition of the RE2 and RE3 remakes and brings original graphics. Gameplay, and story up to modern standards. Available for pre-order now in three different variants, including the Resident Evil 4 Collector’s Edition. Below is a breakdown of the content, price, etc. of each edition.
Resident Evil 4 – Standard Edition
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If you pre-order the regular version, the following pre-order bonus items will be included in addition to the game itself.
- Attache case: “Gold”
- Charm: “Handgun Ammo”
Resident Evil 4 – Digital Deluxe Edition
The digital-only deluxe edition of Resident Evil 4 includes the game plus the following DLC extras:
- Leon & Ashley Costume: “Casual”
- Leon & Ashley Costumes: “Romantic”
- Leon Costume & Filter: “Hero”
- Leon Costume & Filter: “Villain”
- Leon’s accessory “Sunglasses (sporty)”
- Deluxe Weapon “Sentinel Nine”
- Luxury Weapon “Skull Shaker”
- “Original Ver.” Soundtrack Swap
- Treasure Map: Expansion
- Attache case: “Gold”
- Attache case: “Classic”
- Charm: “Handgun Ammo”
- Charm: “Green Herb”
Resident Evil 4 Collector’s Edition
This GameStop Limited Edition comes with the game itself, pre-order benefits detailed below, and the following items:
- leon figure
- art book
- poster
- steelbook case
- Extra DLC
- digital soundtrack
- Extra DLC pack (see image above for details)
Resident Evil 4 Trailer
What is Resident Evil 4?
The new Resident Evil 4 is a remake of the original that debuted on the GameCube in 2005. Much like the incredibly successful (and incredibly fun) remakes of RE2 and RE3, this one takes the outdated core game and updates it in almost every way. I can imagine.
The results are great, given how previous REmakes were excellent (see IGN’s review of Resident Evil 2 and Resident Evil 3), and the original RE4 being widely regarded as one of the greatest video games of all time It should be something.
The original still holds up today, so it’s no surprise that Resident Evil 4 Remake’s hands-on preview featured fewer major gameplay updates and more graphics upgrades. Still, I noticed a number of changes meant to subvert the expectations of players familiar with the original.
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