Resident Evil 9 already looks set for massive success as it hits significant wishlist milestone Amazing Grace.

At this point, it really seems like Resident Evil Requiem director Koshi Nakanishi is just trolling us about Leon Kennedy not being in the game at all.

Resident Evil Requiem Already Has Over 1 Million Wishlists That's even more impressive when considering the survival-horror game isn't up on the Xbox Store yet.

Clearly, something evil has remained in the ashes. Capcom did say there are more interviews with the development team regarding the game at its Resident Evil Portal site.

Resident Evil Requiem developers have confirmed that the game is set "about 30 years after the missile strike on Raccoon City," helping to place it on the series' timeline.

Capcom during the Capcom Spotlight showcase featured interviews from the creators of Resident Evil Requiem that reveals new details on the upcoming horror game. " Requiem for the dead.

Resident Evil Requiem is not set to launch until February of next year, but that's not stopping this game from already hitting milestones.

Capcom has unveiled Resident Evil 9 running in both first and third person views, along with a new gameplay video for Pragmata.

Resident Evil Requiem stars newcomer Grace Ashcroft as the hero, but what about Leon S. Kennedy? Capcom hasn’t confirmed him for RE9 just yet.

Resident Evil Requiem is headed back to Raccoon City - but why is this place so important? We explore the city's entire timeline to find out.

Capcom originally considered making Leon the protagonist of Resident Evil Requiem The Resident Evil developer said that Leon's personality makes him a "bad match" for horror.

Leon S. Kennedy was close to becoming the main character for RE9, but the reason why Grace took his spot makes perfect sense.