In 2002, when Capcom first released the Resident Evil Remake on GameCube, a dedicated group of long-time fans were thrilled to experience this iconic game in a whole new light. Despite its critical acclaim among this fanfare, the game did not perform as well commercially as expected, leading Capcom to question whether the era of fixed camera angles and tank controls had met its end. Many of us even invested in a GameCube simply to enjoy this masterpiece.

Fast forward to 2015, the release of Resident Evil Remake HD on modern consoles like PS4, Xbox One, and even PS3 and 360, proved that the allure of this timeless classic was far from over. It now boasts over 7 million copies sold, confirming that there remains a strong and vibrant community yearning for the original Resident Evil experience. The backward compatibility with Series X and PS5 further demonstrates the timeless love players have for this game.

Even with its success, there's an urgent need for a patch for the Resident Evil Remake HD. Players have encountered various technical issues ranging from missing animated backgrounds(example: the east wing save room used to have dynamic illumination and flickering shadows has been replaced by a static photo), sound effects like reverb missing (example: when opening doors if there was any kind of music playing instead of fading out the song would have stopped with a reverb/eco that gave a much cooler effect), and soundtrack that plays in the wrong pitch (example: when returning back to the mansion with the helmet key in the dining room with the clock sound you will hear an orquestal music that in the remaster is speed up, so much that the mood is different and one of the instruments sounds more like a high pitch clarinet then that somber flute like instrument you heard on GameCube) and also a filter that crushes the contrast that detracts from the intended experience. These problems, if addressed, could elevate the game into a flawless version of the survival horror experience we desire.

Capcom has always been about offering the best gameplay experience for their titles, and addressing these issues will not only satisfy a loyal fanbase but can potentially draw in new players eager to explore the franchise’s roots. Simple fixes such as  adding the missing animations, fixing the pitch at wich some songs play, and restoring back the reverb effect could breathe new life into the game and honor its rich heritage.

This petition calls upon Capcom to recognize the significance of this beloved title by providing the necessary patch to enhance its atmosphere and maintain the high standards our community expects. By doing so, Capcom can reaffirm its commitment to its fans and the legacy of Resident Evil, ensuring it remains impactful for generations to come.

Please join us in asking Capcom to create a patch for Resident Evil Remake HD by signing this petition. Together, we can make this classic game even better for both current fans and future generations.