Roberts states that while he pulled aspects and small details from Resident Evil 4, there were characters and events that he'd like to adapt as part of a possible sequel. Speaking to SFX magazine (as reported via CBR), Roberts discussed his approach to the Resident Evil franchise, as well as his hopes for future films should Welcome to Raccoon City be successful. Related: A Resident Evil 2021 Teaser May Have Spoiled The Reboot's Ending Portrayed by Avan Jogia in the upcoming film, Roberts has discussed how hard they worked to cast the survivor, and now the director has expressed interest in exploring Leon's later adventures. The games laid the groundwork for future installments through lore and characters, such as Leon S Kennedy, who would grow from a rookie RPD cop, to a government agent tasked with rescuing the President's daughter in 2005's Resident Evil 4.

Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City is focused on the events first 2 games of the series, which center on the Arklay Mountain and Raccoon City T-Virus outbreaks. The film will focus on the early entries in the game series, primarily Resident Evil and Resident Evil 2. The latest adaptation of Capcom's survival horror franchise is a reboot following the conclusion of Paul W.S Anderson's previous film series.

Director and writer of Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City, Johannes Roberts, recently discussed the series' later games, suggesting he'd like to adapt Resident Evil 4next.

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