Can you imagine the day Resident Evil dies a death? Neither can we. The survival horror classic has been in some rough waters over the last decade or so, but it's never been without a fairly solid entry.
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With the first financial quarter of the year wrapping up at the end of March, i's finally time for the big publishers to reveal whether they met their sales targets. For Capcom, it's a touchy subject.
Having released as one of the first critically acclaimed games of the year, Resident Evil 7 reached Capcom's aims - to both renew the series and return it to its roots. The game's first free update, however, wouldn't have matched those same expectations. So it's dodging its original Spring release.
Not finished playing through Resident Evil 7 just yet? Unless you're looking to have the story ruined for you, it's best you turn around now. And maybe don't look at Capcom's Twitter page, either.
Post-game Resident Evil has always been about the game-breaking unlocks and arcade-style mini-games. But how does Resident Evil 7 fair in this tough category?
With Resident Evil 7 hitting fever pitch and reignited the passion of classic Survival Horror, a number of Resident Evil veterans are looking toward the future.
After just two weeks on sale, Resident Evil 7 has managed to shift 3 million copies worldwide.
All wrapped up with Resident Evil 7? With its numerous difficulty modes and unlockable extras, there's already a decent amount of game for you to play. But if you're really ready for the next segment, you won't have to wait too long.
If you fired up Steam this morning to get some Resident Evil 7 in before the sun goes down, you probably noticed a stealth update forcing its way down your internet tubes.
In true Resident Evil fashion, the end of the game isn't really the end of the game. While there wouldn't usually be more stories to tell - something we get with DLC now - there's always a reason to run back into the heat of things and die all over again.
Dying to get your hands on Capcom's latest addition to the Resident Evil franchise? Here's when and where you can pick up Resident Evil 7.
Honestly, it should come as no surprise now. Though Microsoft have been hard at work supporting their own Xbox Play Anywhere initiative over the last year, they've kicked off 2017 with the addition of a certain upcoming third-party game - Resident Evil 7.
With just over a week to go until launch, we're still no closer to understanding the mystery that is Resident Evil 7. Does this final trailer help? Not so much.
You might question why playing the new Resident Evil 7 demo in third-person is even at all necessary, but, much like any ridiculous mod, it's all for science. Sort of.
Showing hope that Capcom know what they're doing this time around, Resident Evil 7's 'Beginning Hour' demo is now on Steam - and the fans seem to really like it.
Adamant on ensuring they're going back to the series' roots, Capcom is still ushering out more footage for Resident Evil 7 prior to its release later next month.
Keeping us going with consistent footage - and more from the demo - Capcom has issued three more harrowing gameplay videos of Resident Evil 7 to show us what life inside the Baker family home is all about.
It may have taken some time, but we're finally getting closer to exploring the Resident Evil 7's spook house on our glorified gaming radiators - the demo will arrive on Steam December 19.
If you're looking to scare yourself silly in more than a single room on one machine when Resident Evil 7 launches in January, rest assured that's an absolute possibility as Capcom's upcoming survival horror title will support cross-save between Xbox One and Windows 10 PC.
With Resident Evil straying further from its roots with recent iterations, Capcom are going all out to demonstrate how the upcoming Resident Evil 7 should finally stop attempting to meld survival horror and action together to appease both sides; while really just pushing both away in the process.