Resident Evil 1 Remake PS3, PC, PS4, Xbox 360, Xbox One Game Trailer, Release Date, Gameplay, Reports And Rumors: New Resident Evil 1 Remake Will Support 1080P Resolution And 5.1 Surround Sound

By John Kevin Muu Sep 02, 2014 10:08 AM EDT

Resident Evil 1 Remake PS3, PC, PS4, Xbox 360, Xbox One Game Trailer, Release Date, Gameplay, Reports And Rumors: New Resident Evil 1 Remake Will Support 1080P Resolution And 5.1 Surround Sound

We have the latest for you on the PS3, PC, PS4, Xbox 360, Xbox One game trailer, release date, gameplay, reports and rumors of Resident Evil 1 remake. The first trailer to the re-mastered resident evil was released early last month and even though the game has been redone twice so far, the third redo was clearly worth it. While making the release, Capcom were also keen to mention that remake shall share the same release date with the sequel to the Resident Evil Revelation game which will be in early 2015. The two games shall also be available on the same platforms which are PC, PS3, PS4, Xbox 360 and Xbox One. Speaking in a video that was released last month, the producer of the game, Yoshiaki Hirabyashi said, "We have been very careful to preserve the original atmosphere of the game and are ensuring that no unnecessary changes will be made. The tempo and the flow of the original games are an inherent part of its scary atmosphere so we have made a decision not to disrupt this atmosphere."

Originally made in 1996, and later redone in 2002, this re-master of the game comes with the latest resolutions and enhancements to the game. The game will now be able to support 1080p resolution on the next-gen consoles which will enhance the details of the characters as they come to life in the game than ever seen before in the resident evil. The players will also have the option of choosing the aspect of the game between the classic 4:3 and the wide screen 16:9. The players will also be thrilled to learn that the control scheme can now be changed with the game coming with the classic control scheme for those fans who like the original style of play and an alternative scheme which moves the player directly in the direction of the analogue stick which therefore is able to utilize the standard of the current generation of gaming. They will also be happy to note that both the control scheme and the display options can be toggled at any point in the game.

However, the most anticipated part of the game is actually the sound of the game with the game coming with 5.1 surround sound support. What good is horror with no sound? The developers of the game have really stepped it up on the sound segment and that has only made the wait for the remake even tenser as we approach the release date in 2015.