PlayStation kicked off its latest State of Play presentation with the blockbuster reveal of the long-rumored Resident Evil 4 remake. The trailer gave fans a glimpse of what they can expect from the remake, which appears to be going with a darker tone when compared to the original game, and confirmed a March 24, 2023 release date. The initial Resident Evil 4 remake trailer only made mention of PS5, though, and so some have assumed that it will be exclusive to Sony's newest console, but that's not the case.
After the Resident Evil 4 remake trailer dropped, it was clarified that the game is also coming to PC and Xbox Series X. But even though the Resident Evil 4 remake won't be a PS5 exclusive, it will still have some content that will only be available to those playing on Sony's latest console. Details are scarce at the time of this writing, but it has been confirmed by Capcom that the Resident Evil 4 remake will have PlayStation VR2 content.
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Besides revealing some big third-party games on the way for PlayStation, the State of Play was also focused on PlayStation VR2, showcasing some of the biggest games that are in development for the next-generation VR headset. It was confirmed that Resident Evil 4 remake will have PlayStation VR2 content, and while it's possible VR capabilities will extend to the PC version of the game as well, nothing to that effect has been announced at the time of this writing.
As for what the Resident Evil 4 remake VR content could be, that's anyone's guess at this point. It's possible that the VR content will only be available in a specific game mode, but it's also possible that the entire game will be playable in VR. This wouldn't
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