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Capcom’s reimagining of Resident Evil 3 has only been out a couple of days now, but the company already wants to know if fans want more remakes in its vein. A new survey aimed at the Asian market that ends May 31 includes two relevant questions:

While it’s not necessarily clear which Resident Evil game Capcom would remake next, there are two likely candidates. 2000’s Code: Veronica continues the story of sibling protagonists Claire and Chris Redfield, and is generally considered the true sequel to Resident Evil 2. Though 2005’s Resident Evil 4 stars Leon, another character from RE2, it took the series in a completely different direction, away from the evil Umbrella Corporation.

Though both games have received HD re-releases over the years, the remakes of 2 and 3 draw heavy inspiration in their style and control schemes from RE4. By contrast, Code: Veronica is a half-step between the fixed camera angles and tank controls of the series’ early entries towards its more modern formula, which makes it feel dated, even though it and RE4 were released in the same console generation. It’s unclear whether or not a hypothetical Resident Evil 8 would follow more in the mold of the stripped-back first-person approach of Resident Evil 7 or hew toward the third-person action of the RE3 remake, which we weren’t fully impressed with. In our review, critic Alessandro Fillari called it disappointing.

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Every year, the list of shows Netflix cancels gets longer. Given how they keep creating more and more programming, though, that’s to be expected. Still, you might be surprised by some of the TV shows the streaming service has already cut short. From an interesting musical concept to some truly creepy horror entries, it’s not as if Netflix is targeting a single general to get axed.

Still, there are success stories from Netflix’s originals. Reality shows The Circle and Love is Blind were both recently renewed for two seasons each, meaning they’ll be around for quite a while. For every show the streamer brings back, though, there are more left in the dust.

Take a look at what Netflix has canceled so far in 2020 below. Then, take a look at everything the streaming service brought to an end in 2018 and 2019. Chances are you loved some of these shows, whether they were ended prematurely or not. That said, given the vast library of content Netflix continues to build, it’s also likely there are some titles here you’ve never heard of.

1. Osmosis

Premiered on March 29, 2019

Canceled after 1 season.

2. Mortel

Premiered on November 21, 2019

Canceled after 1 season.

3. Marianne

Premiered on September 13, 2019

Canceled after 1 season.

4. Soundtrack

Premiered on December 18, 2019

Canceled after 1 season.

5. Spinning Out

Premiered on January 1, 2020

Canceled after 1 season.

6. AJ and the Queen

Premiered on January 10, 2020

Canceled after 1 season.

7. Messiah

Premiered on January 1, 2020

Canceled after 1 season.

8. October Faction

Premiered on January 23, 2020

Canceled after 1 season.

9. V Wars

Premiered on December 5, 2019

Canceled after 1 season.

The gaming industry has been moving toward a digital future for years now, but our current worldwide predicament has made digital games more vital. With shops closed and retailers like Amazon understandably prioritizing essential goods during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, digital is the way to go right now. Thankfully, the infrastructure is already set up for digital PS4, Xbox One, Switch, and PC games, so everything you could buy in store is available with the press of the button from the comfort of your couch. Even better? There are tons of great deals this week on digital games across all platforms, including discounts on brand-new releases like Doom Eternal and Resident Evil 3 Remake.

All three console digital storefronts–PlayStation Store, Xbox Store, and Nintendo Eshop–are hosting massive spring sales, discounting hundreds of incredible games. PC users can save at multiple storefronts, including the Epic Games Store and Fanatical, which offers Steam codes. We’ve collected all of the best digital game deals on PS4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and PC in one place.

Also, if you’re watching your spending at the moment, we have a running list of every free game that’s being given away to promote social distancing.

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It’s the season of spring sales–many storefronts are discounting fantastic games right now across PS4, Nintendo Switch, Xbox One, and PC. If you’re looking for discounts on Steam games, Fanatical just kicked off another big sale in time for Easter, marking down the prices on thousands of games.

Fanatical’s Easter sale includes the newly released Resident Evil 3 Remake, which follows S.T.A.R.S. agent Jill Valentine as she tries to escape Raccoon City’s outbreak while evading the monstrous Nemesis. Capcom’s latest remake is down to $46.79 as part of the sale, the best deal yet on this new release.

If you’re looking for a way to play board games online with friends while we’re all social distancing, Tabletop Simulator is a fantastic solution. The Steam game allows you to play and create digital versions of board games on PC, and there are thousands of fantastic mods for many of the best board games. Tabletop Simulator is 50% off, with a single copy selling for $10 and the four-pack selling for $30. If you plan to play with others, the four-pack is absolutely worth snagging at this price.

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