Resident Evil Village Will Have Almost No Loading Times on PS5

So Capcom justdetailed a bit morehow you’ll be able to enjoyResident Evil Villageif you managed to preorder aPS5and got an apartment big enough for it to fit.First off, obviously,Resident Evil Villagewill look really good on PS5, thanks to Ray Tracing. And 4K, assuming you saved up for a 4K TV. Loading times will be much faster on PS5 as well, thanks to the PS5’s SSD. Long gone are the days you could make a Jill sandwich while a door opened. Yeah, no, loadings weren’tthatlong on PS1.When it comes to gameplay, the DualSense controller and its Haptic Feedback, the new fancy vibration function, simulates the weight of real firearms. Same with the Adaptive triggers. If it’s really realistic, maybe PS5 will launch by itself a whole new dumb debate of “playing video games makes you violent”.Lastly, we have the Tempest 3D AudioTech, available on compatible headphones. Basically another new fancy PS5 thing that will be perfect for those challenging themselves playing in the dark with headphones on. The atmosphere in a survival horror game is primordial, and the sounds play a huge part.That’s pretty much it.

Note that Capcom hasn’t revealed a single second of live gameplay footage forResident Evil Villageyet, much less on PS5.We only have trailers. Which do look pretty nice if you’re into horror games. Meanwhile I’ll be waiting for a newJustice Gakuen, orRival Schoolsif you’re not a weeb. At the very least, my hypothetical future wife Akira is getting into the spotlight again withStreet Fighter V.

Resident Evil Villagewill be out onPS5,Xbox Series X, andPCsometime in 2021. Producer Tsuyoshi Kanda stated at Tokyo Game Show 2020 they’re looking into releasing it oncurrent gen too. The game also has acrafting mechanic of sorts.Capcom is also working on two newMonster Huntergames on Switch. Which will print Capcom even more money. I wish I was Capcom right now.