A remake or remastering of the action-horror classic is rumored to be up for grabs at Capcom, perhaps similar to the Resident Evil 2 and 3 remakes, which could offer a next-gen overhaul for Resident Evil 4.

The game was first released in 2005, and while it can still be played on modern systems, it of course doesn't have the impressive graphics seen in later Resident Evil games. The final look gives a good idea of what a modern Resident Evil 4 would look like if it were ever remade. Using footage from the original Resident Evil 4, Mojo Swoptops can recreate the level in astonishing detail, with the final look reflecting the Capcom environment as seen on newer hardware. The Amazing Build highlights just how versatile Creative Mode is, with the player creating a stunning modern take on the classic game. YouTube channel Mojo Swoptops has revealed in a video how they brought Resident Evil's chilling cannon level to life. The wide scope of Creative Mode has seen players create everything from GoldenEye 007 levels to sandwich shops in Far Cry 5. In addition to creating custom single-player maps, fans can also create multiplayer arenas, co-op missions, and even mini-games. The map editor can be used to create a wide range of compilations to share with friends and the community, and can be adapted to suit different types of play.

The mode allows users to create their own maps using a variety of assets not only seen in Far Cry, but also from other Ubisoft games and series, including Assassin's Creed. The two games may be worlds apart with their stories and content, but Far Cry 5s Arcade mode allows fans to bring their own levels to life using an in-game toolkit perfect for original ideas and reimagines of other games.Īrcade mode, also known as a map editor, is one of the fan-favorite Far Cry features. A Resident Evil 4 fan has rebuilt the game's iconic cannon level using the Far Cry 5s map editor.

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