The remake of Resident Evil 4 overcame this milestone in just under a year: the game was released on March 24, 2023.

In just four months of sales, the Resident Evil 4 remake made it into the top 15 best-selling Capcom games.

Capcom has announced a new achievement of the Resident Evil 4 remake. In two weeks, the game has sold over 4 million copies.

The remake of Resident Evil 4 was released on Friday, March 24 and immediately became the best-selling console game of the week in Japan. According to Famitsu estimates, by Monday only the owners of PlayStation consoles had bought it 175 thousand times.

Capcom announced that the remake of Resident Evil 4 took only two days to sell over 3 million copies.

On the night of March 23-24, Capcom released a remake of Resident Evil 4. According to the SteamDB service, 11 hours after the release, the peak online game on Steam exceeded 124 thousand people. This is a record for the series.

It seems that Facebook has asked developers to make a number of changes to the VR version of Resident Evil 4 for Oculus Quest 2. The authors have removed some phrases and jokes from the dialogues that they considered sexist and obscene. Also, the final scene completely disappeared from the game. Fans called this approach censorship.

Alexandra Kurdyumova, Senior Partner of the VERSUS.legal law firm, said App2Top.ru about a multimillion-dollar lawsuit against Capcom related to the illegal use of other people’s photos in their games. We discussed the legal specifics of the case, the statute of limitations and the available evidence base.Note: You can read more about designer Judy Juracek’s lawsuit against Capcom in our material.

Over the weekend, Capcom faced a multimillion-dollar lawsuit from designer Judy Juracek. She accused the company of illegally using her photos in games. Roman Lukyanov, Managing Partner of Semenov&Pevzner law Firm, said App2Top.ru about the specifics of such lawsuits, as well as whether Capcom could have committed intentional plagiarism.Evgeny Obedkov, App2Top.ru : The designer demands up to $12 million in compensation and payments of up to $25 thousand for each photo used.

Designer Judy Juracek filed a lawsuit against Capcom and accused the company of using her photos to create textures in their games. We are talking at least about Resident Evil 4 and Devil May Cry. Yurachek cites more than 200 examples of copying and demands over $10 million from a Japanese publisher.Resident Evil 4