A remake of "Resident Evil 3: Nemesis" appears to be set for 2020, based on multiple cover art images that appeared on the PlayStation Network Store on Tuesday.
The art shows "Resident Evil 3" heroes Jill Valentine and Carlos Oliveira under the looming visage of Nemesis, the game's iconic villain. There were different images for the US and Japan, where the game is called "Biohazard 3."
"Resident Evil" is one of the most influential franchises in video game history - the original game is credited with jump-starting the survival horror genre, and the games inspired seven feature films that have grossed more than a billion dollars worldwide.
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"Resident Evil 3" is a parallel story set in the same place and time as "Resident Evil 2," so Capcom will have a rock-solid foundation to build the new game.
While "Resident Evil 3" hasn't been formally announced, it's likely that we'll see an official trailer soon. The 2019 Game Awards will be held on December 12 and has promised several world premiere trailers, so it's quite possible that "Resident Evil 3" will be one of the reveals. Capcom previously announced a multiplayer survival game set in the Resident Evil universe called Project Resistance, but the game doesn't have a release date yet.
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