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El creador de Resident Evil quiere que el clásico de culto Killer7 tenga una secuela de Suda51

Autor : Dylan Actualizar : Jan 07,2025

Resident Evil Creator Wants Cult Classic, Killer7, to Get a Sequel By Suda51 El cerebro de Resident Evil, Shinji Mikami, expresó recientemente un gran interés en una secuela de Killer7 durante una presentación junto a Goichi "Suda51" Suda. Esto despertó entusiasmo entre los fans del clásico de culto.

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Durante un Grasshopper Direct centrado en la próxima remasterización de *Shadows of the Damned*, la conversación giró hacia el futuro. Mikami expresó abiertamente su deseo de una secuela de Killer7, calificando al original como uno de sus favoritos personales. Suda51, el creador de Killer7, reflejó este entusiasmo y sugirió que algún día podría haber una secuela en las cartas. Incluso barajó títulos potenciales como "Killer11" o "Killer7: Beyond".

Resident Evil Creator Wants Cult Classic, Killer7, to Get a Sequel By Suda51 Killer7, un juego de acción y aventuras de 2005 que combina terror, misterio y el estilo exagerado característico de Suda51, tiene una base de fans devota a pesar de no tener una secuela. Si bien se lanzó una remasterización para PC en 2018, Suda51 mencionó su preferencia por una "Edición completa" con contenido restaurado, específicamente diálogo ampliado para el personaje Coyote. Mikami respondió en broma a esta sugerencia, pero el equipo reconoció el potencial de tal liberación.

La posibilidad de una secuela o edición completa enfureció a los fanáticos. Si bien no hay nada confirmado, el entusiasmo compartido de los desarrolladores alimenta la anticipación. La discusión concluyó con Suda51 destacando la elección entre una secuela de "Killer7: Beyond" y una edición completa como siguiente paso.

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