Resident Evil Veronica Changes We’d Like To See
GameSpot has compiled a list of desired improvements for the upcoming Resident Evil: Veronica remake, nearly three decades after the original game’s release. Code: Veronica debuted in 2000 and marked a significant entry in the horror franchise, though some of its design choices have not aged gracefully over the past 27 years.
As remakes of classic survival horror titles have become increasingly popular in the industry—following the success of recent Resident Evil reimaginings—fans and critics are eager to see how Capcom will modernize the Code: Veronica experience. The article outlines specific aspects of the 2000 original that could benefit from contemporary updates, balancing preservation of what worked with improvements to gameplay mechanics, visuals, and overall design sensibilities.
The Resident Evil franchise has undergone significant evolution since Code: Veronica’s original release, with subsequent entries and remakes demonstrating how far game design and technology have advanced. This remake represents an opportunity to reintroduce the title to new audiences while allowing longtime fans to experience a refreshed version of the beloved entry.