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07-23-2009, 11:22 PM
Resident Evil producer Masachika Kawata said in a panel at the San Diego Comic-Con that popular series villain Albert Wesker is not coming back. When asked if there was any way Wesker could survive the events at the end of Resident Evil 5, Kawata firmly stated, no.
"Even if you want Albert Wesker to come back," Kawata told the crowd, "there's no chance he's coming back from that."
This was then confirmed as the "definitive answer" to the possible return of Wesker.
Producer Jun Takeuchi has said he'd like to see the Resident Evil series rebooted after Dark Chronicles. Someone asked if that was the case and who would be in charge during a panel at the San Diego Comic Con.
Here is his response: "[Kawata and I] are playing blackjack to see who has the responsibility of next episode of series." (suggesting it will indeed be a major change and no one wants to take the gamble). The big news is "It doesn't appear either of us is going to be in charge." and that it looks like it will be a difference producer. "I can't say much at this time."
"Even if you want Albert Wesker to come back," Kawata told the crowd, "there's no chance he's coming back from that."
This was then confirmed as the "definitive answer" to the possible return of Wesker.
Producer Jun Takeuchi has said he'd like to see the Resident Evil series rebooted after Dark Chronicles. Someone asked if that was the case and who would be in charge during a panel at the San Diego Comic Con.
Here is his response: "[Kawata and I] are playing blackjack to see who has the responsibility of next episode of series." (suggesting it will indeed be a major change and no one wants to take the gamble). The big news is "It doesn't appear either of us is going to be in charge." and that it looks like it will be a difference producer. "I can't say much at this time."