Shenanigans are afoot at Square Enix as they have just trademarked one of their old games, Parasite Eve, in Europe. The RPG title originally launched on PlayStation 1 back in 1998, so what does ...

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Parasite Eve is held in high-regard among fans, and recently topped ComicBook’s list of horror games in need of a remake or remaster. The game was critically and commercially successful, though ...

The original Parasite Eve was released on PlayStation in 1998. The game featured a mix of RPG and survival horror elements, making it one of Square’s most unique offerings in that era.

On the surface, Parasite Eve looks like one of those late-90s, fixed camera angle horror games that blatantly aped Resident Evil's frights, but in reality, it set itself apart as a wild genre ...

And while Parasite Eve is so often reduced to being Square Enix’s attempt to produce a challenger to Resident Evil, the game could actually succeed where Capcom’s series failed by having a ...

Parasite Eve might be turning 25 years old, but that doesn’t mean it isn’t still a template Square Enix could easily follow for modern success.

The Symbiogenesis announcement generated a lot of disappointment among fans, not only because it's NFT-based but also because the name suggested some sort of reboot/remaster of Parasite Eve.

Square Enix’s Symbiogenesis trademark made Parasite Eve fans think they were getting a new game. But they’re getting a new NFT collectible art project, with no ties to Parasite Eve, instead.