Resident Evil Requiem Director Confirms More Content Is Coming, Because Five Million Sales Wasn’t Enough To Make Him Rich
Well, well, well, looks like someone’s been counting their money again! Resident Evil Requiem director Koshi Nakanishi just took to the social media streets to announce that the horror train isn’t stopping anytime soon. Apparently, selling five million copies in less time than it takes to binge-watch a Netflix series wasn’t enough to satisfy the corporate overlords.
In a video message that probably cost more to produce than your annual rent, Nakanishi thanked players for making Requiem the hottest thing since sliced bread (or whatever the kids are saying these days). He then proceeded to drop bombshells like they were hot potatoes, revealing plans for a major story expansion and a mysterious “mini-game” that’s coming your way faster than you can say “Jill sandwich.”
But wait, there’s more! Nakanishi promised to fix all those pesky bugs that have been haunting players’ nightmares. Because nothing says “quality gaming experience” like launching a game with more glitches than a 90s Tamagotchi. The director also teased a photo mode, because apparently watching your character get brutally murdered from different angles is everyone’s idea of a good time.
The real kicker? A story expansion is already in development! Nakanishi even showed us a photo (after hilariously pretending to sift through what looked like a junk drawer of rejected ideas) confirming that Requiem‘s story isn’t over yet. It’s like finding out your favorite horror movie is getting a sequel when you thought the killer was definitely dead.
Now, about that mysterious mini-game. Fans are speculating it could be another round of the beloved Mercenaries mode – you know, that thing where you kill zombies for points like some kind of undead skee-ball. Or maybe it’s a return to the glory days of Versus Mode from Resident Evil 5, where friends became enemies faster than you could say “master of unlocking.” But knowing CAPCOM, it’s probably something completely new that will either revolutionize gaming or crash and burn spectacularly.
So buckle up, zombie enthusiasts! The Resident Evil Requiem train is just getting started, and there’s no telling where it’s headed. Will the story expansion answer all our burning questions? Will the mini-game be worth the wait? Will Nakanishi finally learn to stop shuffling papers dramatically in videos? Only time will tell, but one thing’s for sure – CAPCOM isn’t done milking this undead cow just yet! 🐄🧟
Stay tuned for more updates, and remember: in the world of Resident Evil, the only thing scarier than the zombies is the possibility of running out of DLC! 🎮💀
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