Resident Evil 5 just got an ESRB rating for Xbox Series X|S, and just a couple of weeks after a similar rating cropped up for Resident Evil 6, fans are struggling to figure out just what the heck Capcom has in mind.
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. In a world where publishers like Square Enix are embracing multiꦦplatfoꦆrm releases - and heck, even 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Xbox itself is doing the same - what sort of Resident Evil rer💖elease might only come to Xbox Series consoles?It's c෴ertainly possible that th💟e PS5 and/or other versions of these games just haven't been rated yet, but we're still left to wonder just what these implied new versions actually are. If Capcom continues its trend of remaking numbered entries in the Resident Evil series, 5 would be next in line, but it seems exceedingly unlikely that they'd let a full-on remake be outed by an ESRB rating.
The smart money is on remasters or current-gen patches for RE5 and 6, but exactly which plat💎forms these games come t♕o remains to be seen.
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