Reports have been going around the Intarwebs that Resident Evil: Archives have been listed by retailers for a June 2009 release, and packaged with Resident Evil: Zero. Check it out after the jump.

Looks like we should enjoy the latest RE game (or previous others too) for all that it's worth - it's going to be a looong wait for the next one. Considering that Capcom producer Jun Takeuchi previously said that the next installment in the Resident Evil franchise would be a reboot, the next installment may be a ways off. RE5 producer Masachika Kawata honestly stated that the next installment for RE may be quite a ways off, any time within four to eight years!

Leon and Claire team up once again in another retroactive adventure in Resident Evil: The Darkside Chronicles, the direct sequel to the Umbrella Chronicles. And while it wasn't the Code Veronica announcement I was expecting, Capcom has also announced remakes of the original RE game and RE Zero.

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Many Resident Evil fans have been asking the question whether or not the Wii release of Resident Evil 0 will see the light of day in the US, but as it turns out, it probably won't. At least, Capcom USA declined the localized release of the game not once, but twice. Read about it in the full article.

It's been a while since we last heard from Capcom and the Nintendo Wii version of Resident Evil 0, but now we get wind of a new movie trailer that shows off just how faithful it's going to be to the original. From the seamless transition between combat and exploration to the awesome CGI cutscenes, this is definitely one game that we should keep our eyes on, especially since it's about shooting zombies. The video at the full article.

Heads up to our readers in Japan: Capcom has announced that Resident Evil 0 (also known as Biohazard 0) will be released on July 10. For our readers in other regions, we're sorry to report that there's still no word on whether the port will be released outside of Japan. Read more details about the port in the full article.

You know a game's development is progressing once its developer establishes an official website for it. Take the case of Capcom's Resident Evil 0, which has been confirmed for release on the Nintendo Wii. Capcom has the official Japanese website up for the game, and it's looking as sinister than ever. Left click on the "read more" link below for some hot, undead action.