Capcom says it wants to make Resident Evil a yearly franchise, combining remakes of older entries with new mainline games. The plans are discussed in the context of the publisher’s recent statements following the release of “RE9 Requiem,” according to reporting summarized by multiple outlets. Both sources describe the goal as releasing a new Resident Evil game each year rather than spacing titles further apart, using a mix of remake projects and new releases to keep the series’ release cadence consistent. One outlet frames the approach as including remakes and additional content such as DLC, while also referencing a broader history of past releases that already follow a similar pattern. The reporting does not provide a detailed schedule or specific release dates for future projects, but it indicates Capcom’s intent to sustain frequent output for the franchise going forward. Overall, the key point across the coverage is Capcom’s stated ambition to deliver new Resident Evil releases annually, supported by ongoing remake work alongside new mainline entries.