This isn't a re-imagining or a spiritual sequel or whatever else — this is a direct remaster of the original "Resident Evil 2," which launched in 1998 on the PlayStation 1. That means it's the same game — with the same story, the same characters, and the same setting — albeit with dramatically improved visuals.
Since Ada Wong's outfit in the original game was better-suited to a dinner party than to fighting hordes of the undead, the remaster opts to swap it for something more practical.
Game director Kazunori Kadoi explained the change for Ada Wong as such during an interview with Eurogamer: "What would look natural to be wandering around in a photo-realistic environment in? I think wandering around in that dress just getting on with your job as a spy probably doesn't look as realistic and believable as we want in this new game."
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