Resident Evil Veronica hits 2 million wishlists to absolutely no one’s surprise—come on, it’s got the RE2 and RE4 remake team working on it
Resident Evil Code: Veronica’s remake has reached 2 million wishlists on Steam, marking a significant milestone for the highly anticipated project. Capcom celebrated the achievement with a playful social media post acknowledging the “2 million biscuits” from fans eager to play the game.
The milestone carries particular weight given the development team behind the remake. The same studio that successfully helmed the critically acclaimed Resident Evil 2 and Resident Evil 4 remakes is leading this project, generating considerable enthusiasm from the fanbase. This track record has proven influential in driving pre-release interest.
What makes the achievement especially interesting is that it defies the original Code: Veronica’s commercial performance. The 2002 Dreamcast exclusive sold fewer copies compared to other mainline Resident Evil entries of that era. Yet the new generation of players and longtime fans are showing substantial interest in seeing how Capcom’s remake team will modernize and expand upon Veronica’s storyline and gameplay. The strong wishlist numbers suggest significant anticipation for the project, though the game remains in development.