Capcom’s ruthlessly efficient remake conveyor belt has now processed four entire Resident Evils, injected them full of modernity, and sent them out for a new audience of terrorized herb enthusiasts to enjoy. Since the first Resident Evil arrived in remastered form in 2015 – technically a re-remaster since it’s based on the 2002 Gamecube remake of the 1996 original – the practice of updating classic games for new hardware has boomed. Thanks to Night Dive, we’ve got Quake working in
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