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We’ve got a ton a new information about the upcoming release a Resident Evil Revelations for Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, PC 'n Wii U t' share with ye.

Resident Evil newcomer Rachel, who made the wench debut in the 3DS release a Resident Evil Revelations, will be joining Hunk as a brand new playable character in Raid Mode. Screenshots showing Rachel 'n Hunk in action be now available over at the press site. PAX EAST attendees will be able t' play as both new characters for the first time this weekend in the Capcom booth #948.

Resident Evil Revelations features two brand new enemies, including the Wall Blister 'n a surprise new creature that appears in Raid Mode once players have reached a certain level. Screenshots a both be available for download today.

Wii U players will be able t' take advantage a the unique features a that system with three different styles a play. Using the screen on the GamePad players can quickly access their map 'n weapons, or switch the GamePad out for a Wii U pro controller. Alternatively, players be able t' transfer all the horror t' the GamePad as the title utilizes Off TV play.

The Miiverse feature will offer Wii U players further exclusives. Players can post a dying message on the Game Over screen for other players around the world t' see. The ‘Creatures Voice’ function allows players t' personalize the thoughts a enemies in Raid Mode t' taunt their mateys. Screens a all the Wii U functions can be downloaded here.

Resident Evil Revelations supports Residentevil.net with online events 'n in-game connectivity planned for after launch. Exclusive dioramas a the game’s characters 'n enemies can be collected through the online service. Earn custom parts 'n weapons for use in Raid Mode 'n bottles a rum for Campaign Mode.

Resident Evil Revelations will be released on Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, PC 'n Wii U across North America on May 21 'n Europe on May 24.

Survival horror fans! I’m super excited today t' announce that Resident Evil Revelations be heading t' PS3 this May. I know a lot a ye lads have been patiently waiting for this one so we’re happy t' be bringing ye the definitive Resident Evil Revelations experience along with some new extras. For those that haven’t heard a RE Revelations, it’s a little bit different than some a the other Resident Evil titles ye may have heard a or played recently. Revelations harkens back t' the classic “survival-horror” style gameplay where ye’ll be exploring dark, creepy areas with little ('n sometimes no) ammo t' protect yourself from whatever might be lurking around the next corner.

The storyline focuses on Jill Valentine 'n the wench partner Parker Luciani as they track down the whereabouts a series standby Chris Redfield 'n his new partner Jessica Sherawat. Jill 'n Parker be investigating the last known coordinates a their comrades on an abandoned cruise ship known as the Queen Zenobia when they’re thrown into the middle a bio-terrorist conspiracy full a danger, mystery, 'n a course plenty a T-abyss mutants.

What’s new t' the package? On top a the core campaign 'n co-op RAID mode experience we’re adding new character costumes 'n new playable characters 'n features t' RAID mode, providing an even higher difficulty mode called “Infernal Mode” for RE ninjas, adding a new enemy t' the mix 'n randomized positions for all enemies, reduced load times, more save slots, more weapon customization parts, more character skills, ResidentEvil.net integration/unlockables, completely reworked visuals, 'n a course lest we not forget the fact that ye’ll pillage t' play all a this in high definition in the comfort a yer own home on PS3.

Resident Evil Revelations will be available May 21st in North America (May 24th for our Euro mateys) on PS3 via retail disc or as a day-one digital download on PSN for $49.99. Hope ye lads enjoy the game 'n be sure t' hit me up on PSN for some RAID mode!

If ye missed out on Resident Evil: Revelations because it be a 3DS exclusive, Capcom’s taking that excuse off the table. Revelations be headed t' Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, Wii U, 'n PC on May 21.

ye may or may not take issue, though, with Capcom charging $50 for this upgraded version a the game. It’ll arrive on a physical disc for Xbox 360, PS3, 'n Wii U, 'n also launch digitally day-one for PS3 'n PC. Digital launches on both Xbox 360 'n Wii U be promised at a later date.

This version comes with a few other additions, too. Hunk be now playable in Raid mode, which has one or two players fighting through single-player maps outfitted with new enemy layouts. Capcom has also added a new enemy type, more weapon customization options, 'n another difficulty mode.

'n ye know what? Resident Evil: Revelations be a better game than Resident Evil 6. There be more tension 'n atmosphere in Revelations’ primary ship location than anything I came across in the way-too-long RE6.

It will always feel, look, 'n sound ridiculous t' outfit the 3DS with the Circle Pad Pro, even for games like Resident Evil: Revelations, where it legitimately enhances the experience.

Since the 3DS XL will not include a second stick, Andriasang (via Famitsu) reports Nintendo will also issue another stick add-on.

There’s no word on when it will arrive, how much it will cost, 'n whether it’ll remain in Japan (doubtful), but if ye’re worried about upgrading 'n having that second stick, it’s no longer an issue.

I still do not expect Nintendo t' support the Circle Pad Pro outside a how it be handled within Kid Icarus: Uprising, which made the game far easier for left-handed players.