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People actually donated $2,000 to get the Resident Evil Game Boy Color rom
The year was 1999 and Capcom was right in the middle of its Resident Evil port-a-thon. If there was a system that was making money, Capcom was looking into putting Resident Evil on it. The Game Boy Color was one of those systems, and HotGen Studios was working on the port. However, it never happened. more »
Resident Evil Revelation’s Veltro and T-Abyss epiphany arriving in February 2012
So you 3DS owners want to forgive and forget after Capcom’s little issue with Resident Evil: Mercenaries and give Resident Evil Revelations a chance. Well, you’re going to have to wait. And it isn’t just a little wait. It’s a four month wait. Resident Evil Revelations won’t be passing along crucial zombie-related information until February 7, 2012.
Resident Evil Revelations picks up right after Resident Evil 4 and just before Resident Evil 5…
E3 2011: A closer look at Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City
We were always left wondering about fullest extent of Umbrella’s security answer to the outbreak of the T-Virus. Sure, we saw the covert agents like Wesker and Ada. We saw some of the Umbrella Security Service members in Resident Evil: Nemesis. However, we’re never really told the full extent of their missions. They just kind more »
E3 2011: A closer look at Resident Evil: Revelations
The game follows Jill Valentine and her new BSAA partner, Parker Luciani, as they search for Chris Redfield and his partner who have both gone missing. They follow the cold trail to the monster-filled cruise ship that the majority of the story will more than likely be unfolding on. This is the perfect time to actually look at the different features that Capcom seems to be celebrating.
E3 2011: Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon CIty hands-on preview
We had some time to check out Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City at E3 2011. I tested the game along with three other players in a LAN co-op mission to save Raccoon City from a zombie infestation.
We started the demo with six playable characters each with their own set of unique skills and a handful of weapons. The first thing I noticed about the game is that while the textures and visuals remain somewhat similar to RE5, the gameplay mechanics have been tweaked quite a bit. The most accurate game comparison I can draw would be between Left 4 Dead series. I actually had to inquire with one of the Capcom representatives regarding which gaming mode was being demoed (as the sheer number of enemies was reminiscent of a horde/Nazi zombie mode). He assured me that I was indeed testing the campaign mode. In addition, I was able to shoot and run simultaneously.
Eeking out the elements of a good video game story
While detailing aspects of video games that would make restricting them problematic, the fact that many games have a story came up. That opened up the question of what makes a good video game story. So here’s a quick look at trends that work well, with a few examples. Storytelling ability or actual authors Yes, more »
Play Resident Evil: The Mercenaries 3D alone or with a friend
Capcom is just full of news about its 3DS games today! In a move designed to capitalize on the flurry of 3DS excitement today, lots of Resident Evil: The Mercenaries 3D tidbits were revealed. There’s even a new trailer to watch!
Resident Evil: The Mercenaries 3D isn’t exactly a new game…
Resident Evil: The Mercenaries 3D has character customization, FPS camera
Resident Evil: The Mercenaries 3D will be the first Resident Evil game to appear on the 3DS. There are some brand new details about the game in the latest issue of Famitsu that has been kindly translated by andriasang. There’s a wealth of information in the article including why Resident Evil: Mercenaries 3D includes a first-person camera, and how cooperative play will function.
Resident Evil to become deck building card game
Resident Evil video game and movie franchise is taking on the world of card games.
Bandai has announced that is will release the Resident Evil Deck Building Card Game November 19, 2010. Unlike a collectible game such as Pokemon, a deck building game comes packaged with all the cards in the set.
Resident Evil: Afterlife remains number one in international box office
Resident Evil: Afterlife got dethroned as America’s biggest movie this past weekend by Ben Affleck’s career resurgence in the The Town. Alice’s battle against the Umbrella Corporation is still raking in the bucks internationally, racking up $38.7 million in 48 markets. The flick has pulled in an impressive $100 million in international markets in 10 days.
It was tops in a whopping 42 of the 48 markets it played in, taking on strong competition including The Town and The American, George Clooney’s latest thriller.
