Today, Capcom has announced the impending closure of Re:Verse, its weird multiplayer spin-off that launched as an additional extra to 2021's Resident Evil Village. Following Resident Evil 3's bundled-in Resistance online mode, Capcom has now delivered two pretty pants RE multiplayer experiences in a row - and we sincerely hope they don't bother with 'Resident Evil 9'.
Over the last few years, Capcom has proven that it can deliver some pretty incredible single-player experiences with RE these days. Sure, a batch of these recent releases have been remakes with a certain framework to build from, but when you also throw in the well-received Resident Evil 7 and the aforementioned Village, it's a pretty darn good lineup.
And, while Resistance and Re:Verse haven't detracted from how good these single-player experiences have been, it does make you think about what could have been created instead - using their budgets and development timeframes. We might have had another incredible RE remake by now if these two didn't exist!