When Lifeless Rising Deluxe Remaster launches a bit over a few months from now, it’ll be bringing a bevy of enhancements to Capcom’s beloved zombie-slaying basic, from enhanced visuals and overhauled tech to quality-of-life enhancements and extra. However what can we count on from the music? Extra particularly, the unique Lifeless Rising has a beloved soundtrack stuffed with licensed music, one thing that usually tends to get the chopping block when sport will get re-releases- so will that be the case with Lifeless Rising as properly?
Fortunately, no. In an announcement supplied to VG247, Capcom has formally confirmed that “licensed music is returning” in Lifeless Rising Deluxe Remaster. In fact, we nonetheless lack the specifics- we don’t know, as an illustration, whether or not your entire unique soundtrack will probably be returning as is, or if we are able to count on at the least some songs that have been current within the unique sport to be MIA within the remaster. Both approach, followers can relaxation assured that the unique’s beloved license music isn’t being utterly carried out away with for the remaster.
One factor that we all know will not be the identical within the remaster is the voice of protagonist Frank West, with Terence J. Rotolo – who voiced the character within the unique – confirming that he wasn’t requested to reprise his position for the return of the franchise.
Lifeless Rising Deluxe Remaster launches on September 19 for PS5, Xbox Sequence X/S, and PC. Try its PC necessities by way of right here.
