Capcom and Panasonic have revealed an exclusive horror mode speaker for Resident Evil Requiem

Capcom and Panasonic have just revealed an exclusive neck speaker for the Resident Evil Requiemliterally able to make your skin crawl. Resident Evil Requiem has been keeping a steady stream of announcements leading up to its February 27th release. Whether it's the noticeable lack of a collector's edition, the decision to restore mechanics from previous entries, or the amalgamation of fan-favorite playstyles, Resident Evil Requiem apparently trying something new. For the eleventh entry in the main line, Capcom seems to want the game to be felt rather than played.

The Resident Evil the series is not foreign or a commodity. Like any popular gaming franchise, it has seen its fair share of statues, accessories, and various other collectibles. Usually, this merchandise does not affect the gameplay of any titles in the series, such as Resident Evil Requiem's recently revealed Amiibo that are purely cosmetic. Even Resident Evil 4Perhaps the oddest accessory released for the series, the chainsaw controller retained a rather vanilla functionality. WITH Resident Evil Requiem just around the corner, it looks like this title may take a slightly different approach to accessories than previous entries, hoping to completely change the player experience.

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Neck Speaker Resident Evil Requiem will feature a horror mode for maximum fear

Panasonic and Capcom have created a Resident Evil Requiem a SoundSlayer neck speaker edition to be released alongside the game on February 27th exclusively in Japan. This speaker comes from Panasonic's range of readily available neck speakers. According to the official product page, this Resident Evil-thematic version is different by featuring the upcoming game's logo, a blood red color, and a unique horror mode. This setting accentuates the lower frequencies while slightly suppressing dialogue and direct sounds for more spaciousness, resulting in a sound that can literally send chills down your spine. To top it all off, the user interface for navigating the various settings and menus is similar to the menus found in Resident Evil Requiem.

It's a truly devastating thought, isn't it Resident Evil Requiem the SoundSlayer edition is only available in Japan because it sounds like a great addition. This special edition SoundSlayer speaker will be able to function just like any of the other models with many horror-themed bonuses. That means not only can Resident Evil Requiem be experienced with the skin-crawling horror mode, but many favorites of the genre, such as Silent Hill 2can also be With various options to customize the delivery Resident Evil RequiemThis SoundSlayer speaker seems to be the next step in immersive horror titles with a wide range of playability. When paired with Resident Evil Requiem With the restoration of ink ribbons and limited saves (on the highest difficulty), this strange addition could be a game-changing experience.

The other SoundSlayer models could still be a great choice for horror gaming, but they lack the exclusive horror mode intended for the upcoming Resident Evil input. The speaker is definitely unlike any other accessory we've ever seen Resident Evil series earlier and almost makes up for the lack of a Resident Evil Requiem collector's edition. Not only does it have a strong design, but this SoundSlayer speaker will also change the way horror is expressed Resident Evil he is experienced. Where your eyes and ears are usually the ones observing the horror, this neck speaker lets you feel every vibration and spine-tingling fright through your body. Resident Evil Requiem is gearing up for possibly the biggest entry in the series, blending adrenaline-pumping action with slow-burn horror, and what better audio device to use than a game-themed neck speaker.