Capcom has said it hopes a remake of Resident Evil Code: Veronica can replicate the success of Resident Evil Requiem in reigniting fan interest across the wider survival horror franchise. The comment reflects Capcom's broader strategy of using high-profile new entries and remakes to draw both longtime fans and newcomers back into older corners of the Resident Evil catalogue, reinforcing the series' status as one of the publisher's most valuable and enduring properties.

Resident Evil Requiem is Capcom's forthcoming mainline horror title, which the company credits with generating renewed excitement for the franchise ahead of its release. Veronica, originally released in 2000, is considered a fan-favourite entry that has long been requested for a modern remake, and Capcom's remarks suggest the studio sees momentum from Requiem as an opportunity to build further anticipation for revisiting the series' back catalogue.