RE:NEWS
Est. 2010
Three channels. One intel desk. Get leaks the same minute they hit our editor inbox, argue lore with 310,000 survivors in the war-room, and let our push alerts wake you when Capcom shadow-drops at 3 a.m. You will not see this speed on Famitsu, IGN, or Kotaku — they read us too.
Open the three intake doors ↓
Every door leads to the same newsroom — a 9-person desk with seven former Capcom localization and QA veterans on the roster. Choose one. Choose all three. We do not double-up on the same leak; each channel covers a different tempo of your day.
A long-read email landing in 480,000+ inboxes every Sunday at 6 a.m. PT. Lore dissections, leaked asset analysis, and our editors’ pick of what Capcom will announce next. Cited by IGN and Kotaku; read first by the people who write for them.
Live leak threads the moment asset dumps surface. Lore deep-dives that run into Tuesday morning. Weekly Raccoon City Files podcast watch parties (312 episodes, 4.8/5 listener rating). Two community moderators on rotation, 24/7.
Request a Discord invite →Browser push, fired within four minutes of a Capcom announcement — our average publish time on a confirmed story. We broke 14 of the last 22 major RE leaks before mainstream outlets, including the RE4 Remake Separate Ways DLC and the RE9 internal codename.
Turn on push alerts →The Discord is not a chatroom; it is an active newsroom floor. Below is what an ordinary Tuesday actually looks like inside the channels you would join on day one.
When the RE9 internal codename first surfaced here, the asset dump hit our Discord eleven minutes before any mainstream outlet had it. Our 9-person desk verified it against two former Capcom localization leads on the roster, and the story went live at 03:25 a.m. — twenty-six minutes before the first English-language confirmation anywhere else on the web.
Fourteen years of leaks, lore, and listener mail. The receipts before the pitch.
Straight answers about what membership costs, what we do with your data, and what "fan-first" actually means when we say it.
Yes. Email newsletter, push notifications, and the public Discord channels are all free. A optional paid tier unlocks the lore-vault early archive and ad-free podcast feeds, but nothing on this page is paywalled.
No. One newsletter per day, capped at one breaking-news push per story, no third-party data sharing. We have refused three acquisition offers specifically to keep the list ours — not a generic gaming aggregator's marketing asset.
No. Resident Evil News is a fan-first publication, not an official or authorized Capcom source. Seven of our nine full-time editors are former Capcom localization and QA veterans — but they left the building years ago and now work for readers, not the publisher.
Two full-time moderators enforce a zero-tolerance spoiler policy, no doxxing, and no leaks posted without a moderator's verified tag. The 310K-member server is split into lore, leaks, collectors, and off-topic wings — you only see the channels you opt into.
Every option below routes to the same newsroom — nine editors, four contributors, two moderators, and an average four-minute turnaround on a Capcom announcement. Choose one channel or all three. Cancel anytime, keep everything you downloaded.
Fan-first since 2010. Not affiliated with or endorsed by Capcom. Refused three acquisitions to stay independent.