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- first game in the series to feature Japanese voice acting in Asian territorie
- switch from English to Japanese and vice versa at anytime
- Chris will be voiced by Hiroki Tohchi
- Jill will be voiced by Atsuko Yuy
- limited TGS-only mini soundtrack
- TGS Resident Evil Miis, such as Jill and Parker
- bring your 3DS to TGS to get your CD and Miis

"Rachel, a mysterious woman who appears injured, clutching her arm... She wears the same kind of wetsuit as Jill, but are they on the same team? What fate awaits this woman on the ghost ship?"

t-Abyss Virus: "A marine virus derived from the t-Virus, even though Veltro is the only entity that possesses quantities of it, they have the ability to infect one-fifth of the world's oceans with what they possess. Are the enemies Jill and her team have been encountering a result of the t-Abyss Virus?"

"In order for players to understand the scope of this mainline title, the game adopts a chapter-based progression system.

- each chapter ends with cut-scenes
- chapters start with a cut-scene summary of what has happened thus far

Thanks to Johnny4 for the heads up!

We've seen her in screens before, but now we have the official Rachel reveal over at the Japanese site for Resident Evil: Revelations.

- enemies are infected by the new T-Abyss virus
- this was created by the terrorist group who are known as Veltro
- Chris’s scenario takes place in Valkoinen Mokki, Finland
- the location itself is in the mountains somewhere near the airport
- this is also where Veltro’s hideout is located

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Resident Evil 5 alienated a section of its audience. I know because I'm one of them. Like many, I fell in love with the series many years ago, and that love affair only deepened with every game, reaching its peak with RE:4. But I prefer not to talk about RE:5. It's still a sore point. All I'll say, seeing as you're pushing me, is that much of what I loved about the series was absent -- the incremental sense of dread, menacing locations, relentless enemies...

#residentevil It's only Thursday, so there might be a nicer hat. But until then, I'll marvel at this head topper in Resident Evil: Revelations. So fluffy. More »

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Capcom narrowed the release windows for two of its upcoming games today in GamesCom fact sheets. Resident Evil: Revelations, the 3DS Resident Evil that hasn't been the subject of a scandal yet, and Asura's Wrath, CyberConnect2's dramatic, QTE-filled, Hindu-themed action game, will both arrive in early 2012. It's a pretty weird pairing -- the portable, expressly traditional Resident Evil game and the HD game that reminds us of a Dragon Ball Z spinoff set in India.

Along with these date updates, we have new screenshots of both games. Enjoy the cognitive dissonance from our mashing together of old IP and weird new IP by opening both galleries in new tabs and flipping between them.

If you wanted to boil the gameplay of Capcom's Resident Evil series down to just two aspects, they'd have to be action and puzzle-solving. On the action side of the equation is the series' signature survival horror -- all those tense moments when your heroes are under attack by swarms of zombies...

You wake up in an old mansion. You're confused and a bit disoriented. All you have is your handgun to protect you from the evil lurking around the corner, but ammo is scarce and the stillness in the air is haunting. As you make your way around the mansion, monsters suddenly jump out of closets and around corners, keeping you anxious and on your guard at every moment. The whole experience is new to you, and yet it feels strangely familiar...

The first part in over 10 minutes of footage! Jill awakes aboard a mysterious ship, her adventure just beginning...

Jill faces off against a handful of bizarre monstrosities as she makes her way to the bridge.

The gameplay wraps up with Jill getting her hands on a scanner and finally meeting back up with Parker.

Resident Evil Revelations is one of two Resident Evil titles Capcom is bringing exclusively to the 3DS -- the other being Resident Evil: The Mercenaries 3D. The two games, though sold separately, "add up" to a whole Resident Evil game, since The Mercenaries focuses entirely on the arcade minigame f...

She's about to get quite a revelation when she turns around.

#frighteninganddelightful You've read Kotaku's Resident Evil: Revelations impressions ("frightening, delightful"). Now look at these screenshots. Hopefully you'll find them frightening, and maybe even...delightful? More »

Jill Valentine's search for Chris Redfield turns deadly in this trailer from E3 2011!

In our line of work, we hear "I can't talk about that just yet" fairly often. It's a necessary evil of the job. We do what we can, ya know? So when we stopped by Capcom's E3 2011 booth today to play Resident Evil: Revelations, and a zombie started ravaging Jill Valentine's face, we asked the Capcom rep: "Hey, what's the melee button?"

"We're not talking about melee just yet"

...Oh Capcom, you're adorable.

Explore the study and see what you can purloin.

Shoot a monster and endure a quick-time event until it turns into a pile of goo.

#handson This is Resident Evil as I remember it: Eerie, tense, long moments of exploration punctuated by brief, startling encounters. More »

In an interview with the Official Nintendo Magazine, Resident Evil Producer Masachika Kawata revealed details regarding the Resident Evil Revelations demo that would be included with Resident Evil Mercenaries 3D...

Throughout May, IGN is taking a look at games set to appear at E3 2011, from June 6-9. We'll let you know what to expect and what we hope to learn about these games at this year's show. Will we see Paper Mario 3DS? How much will Nintendo reveal about Mario 3DS? We'll answer as best we can amidst publishers' E3 secret planning...

Resident Evil celebrates 15 years of horror with this trailer featuring appearances from Revelations and Mercenaries on 3DS, the HD renditions of Code: Veronica X and Resident Evil 4, plus Operation: Raccoon City!

#surviving15years Has it really been fifteen years since the S.T.A.R.S. team took their first steps inside of a zombie-filled mansion on the outskirts of Raccoon City? This 15th Anniversary video celebrates the past decade and a half of Resident Evil, while giving us a taste of what's still to come. More »