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CTOnews.com July 10 news, new works in recent years have a good performance in the picture, this year's "biochemical Evil 4" remake and "Street Fighter 6" are constantly praised. Of course, this can not be separated from their own RE engine, friends of IT House may have heard of this engine, but after all, it is an internal engine, so the outside world knows very little about information other than the name of the engine.

Kazuki Abe, the technical director of Capcom's "Exoprimal" game, introduced some small details of the RE engine in an interview with the media gameinformer a few days ago.

▲ Picture Source Capcom poster it is reported that although the first work using the engine is "biochemical Evil 7", and "RE" also stands for biochemical Evil American abbreviation (Resident Evil), in fact, the name of the engine has nothing to do with biochemical Evil. Its full name is "Reach for the Moon", which is combined with Engine to form RE. The engine Logo is an image of reaching for the moon, which symbolizes that you can use it to make your dream of developing games come true, not out of reach.

▲ image source Capcom poster in addition, Abe said that the RE engine can directly add what you want to the game you are making at any time, and can polish and shape the game in all directions. Even individual components that do not yet exist can be added by the team later, which makes it possible for game creators to achieve a lot of ideas that are difficult to achieve.

CTOnews.com learned that in addition to the "biochemical Evil" series, Capcom also developed the following works using the engine: "Ghost Weeping 5", "the rise of the Monster Hunter", "Street Fighter G", "Exoprimal", "Pragmata" and "Dragon Creed 2", so we can see that Capcom has a lot of confidence in the engine.

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