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The Resident Evil 4 remake is finally here, plunging gamers once again into a world of survival horror. A reimagined and rebuilt version of the fourth chapter in the popular franchise, the video game puts players in the shoes of former rookie cop Leon Kennedy.

Resident Evil 4 remake fan has modded a small mouse onto protagonist Leon Kennedy’s head, in reference to a viral tweet that reimagined the game’s Ashley Graham as a mouse.Since Capcom launched its Resident Evil 4 remake in March, fans have latched onto a Twitter post that asked what they would do if one of the game’s main characters – the president’s kidnapped daughter Ashley Graham – was a mouse.I saw a joke drawing that depicted ashley with big ears and this came to my mind, i never got past the boulder chase scene as a kid.— Mora (@Agrimmora) March 24, 2023The now-viral tweet has amassed over 17million views, and even inspired other Resident Evil 4 players to draw their interpretations of a mousey Ashley – who fans have dubbed “Moushley Graham”.Now, Nexus Mods user Cathroon has brought Moushley Graham to life with the Moushley Graham – Ratatouille Mod (via Gamesradar), which adds a model of Moushley to watch the horror game from Leon’s head.“This is Moushley Graham, she’s cheesed to meet you, and she craves violence,” reads the mod’s description.

The Resident Evil 4 remake is finally here, plunging gamers once again into a world of survival horror. A reimagined and rebuilt version of the fourth chapter in the hit franchise, the video game puts players back in the shoes of Leon Kennedy.

The Resident Evil 4 remake is finally here, plunging gamers once again into a world of survival horror. A reimagined and rebuilt version of the fourth chapter in the hit franchise, the video game puts players back in the shoes of Leon Kennedy.

The Resident Evil 4 remake is finally here, plunging gamers once again into a world of survival horror. A reimagined and rebuilt version of the fourth chapter in the iconic franchise, the video game puts players in the shoes of former rookie cop Leon Kennedy.

The Resident Evil 4 remake is finally here, plunging gamers once more into a world of survival horror. A reimagined and rebuilt version of the fourth chapter in the iconic franchise, the video game puts players in the shoes of the now-hardened Leon Kennedy.

The Resident Evil 4 remake has finally been released. After months of anticipation, one of the most influential video games of the noughties has been rebuilt and refined for the new generation of consoles and PC.

The Resident Evil 4 remake is finally here. Almost 20 years since the release of the original survival horror video game, Resident Evil 4 has been rebuilt and refined for the new generation of consoles and PC.

Capcom has released a free demo for its upcoming Resident Evil 4 remake, offering players a “thrilling slice” of the survival horror ahead of its March release.The Resident Evil 4 Chainsaw Demo launched last night (March 9) and is available to play on PC, Xbox Series X|S, PS4 and PS5.According to the demo’s Steam page, it will allow fans to play a “specially tuned” version of Resident Evil 4‘s opening sequence.Unlike past Resident Evil demos, this one will not have any time limit attached — meaning that although the playable area is limited, players can explore it for as long as they like.“Experience a taste of Resident Evil 4, a reimagining of the original game released in 2005,” reads the description. “With modernized gameplay, a reworked story, and vividly detailed graphics, you can relive the nightmare of survival horror.”The demo was announced at yesterday’s Capcom Spotlight, which also brought a new teaser trailer for the game.

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Netflix has shared a chilling new trailer for its forthcoming anime series Resident Evil: Infinite Darkness – you can watch it below.Announced last year during the Tokyo Game Show, the CG-animated show is the first serialised drama in the popular video game franchise’s 25-year history.Infinite Darkness will follow the adventures of characters Leon Kennedy (voiced by Nick Apostolides) and Claire Redfield (Stephanie Panisello), both of whom made their first appearance in Resident Evil 2, and have

Netflix and Capcom have announced a new CGI series titled Resident Evil: Infinite Darkness.Announced during the Tokyo Game Show, Resident Evil: Infinite Darkness will follow the adventures of fan favourites Leon Kennedy and Claire Redfield. Both characters made their first appearance in Resident Evil 2, and have since been features in a slew of other games in the franchise.The trailer follows Redfield as she explores a creepy cabin, where she finds mysterious vials and a dead body.