More Resident Evil 4 Remake details emerge: ‘Larger team’ than 3

From Yesterday previous report

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According to noted insider Dusk Golem – who also confirmed VGC’s report – Resident Evil 4 has a larger development team than the series’ previous two remakes, including support from Capcom’s internal Resident Evil 2 and Devil May Cry 5 teams.

According to Dusk Golem, developer M-Two will be paying attention to Resident Evil 3 feedback, after the game received more critical reviews than its predecessor. M-Two’s founder Minami was exec producer on Resident Evil 3, although at least four other studios helped create the game.

“RE3 was the first game M-Two worked on as a team,” said the insider. “Something to be mentioned is M-Two were helping with RE3 for some practice… as they also were working on RE4. You can bet your ass they were also following reception of RE3 REmake closely to see what worked, didn’t work, etc.”

They added: “I understand the interest/concerns, but whether it helps or not be aware RE4 does have a larger overall team than RE2 or RE3 Remake had and a lot of time conceptualizing it, development started in 2018 but there were talks before that. Parts of Div 1’s RE2 Remake team and DMC5 teams are helping with this project.”