Resident Evil: Revelations is coming tomorrow, and you know what that means. It's time for the downloadable content announcements. Today Capcom detailed various sets of upgrades and extra characters that will be releasing throughout June.

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Resident Evil: Revelations is getting a few little extras for the PC and console re-releases, in the form of new costumes for the lead characters. Capcom announced today that you can explore the spooky world of monsters dressed as Pirate Jill and Chris, or Ninja Keith.

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You can try out the HD version of Resident Evil: Revelations on PC and consoles next Tuesday, Capcom has announced. A demo will be available on PC, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, and Wii U on May 14th, the Capcom-Unity blog revealed.

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Resident Evil: Revelations is preparing for its May 21 launch. Capcom has released a new trailer showcasing the unique features of the Wii U, like the off-screen play, death messages you can leave for your friends, and "creature voice" feature.

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The Nintendo 3DS's Circle Pad Pro was a curious accessory, a clunky thing adding a second analogue nub and two extra shoulder buttons to make the handheld less rubbish for console-y action games. It's mostly forgotten, only supported by a few games and incompatible with the updated 3DS XL. But hey, if you do own the big 3DS and want in on the analogue fun, Nintendo is finally releasing the XL version in North America this week.

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Capcom is introducing a Season Pass for the PC version of Resident Evil: Revelations, but it's being distributed a bit differently than most. Similarly to BioShock Infinite, it's being touted as one of the reward tiers that unlocks for everyone as more people pre-purchase the game.

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Resident Evil: Revelations is getting itself prettied up for the PC. Today Capcom released a slew of new screenshots to show off the PC version, alongside the required and recommended specs.

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The 3DS game Resident Evil Revelations is coming to PC and consoles with a few extras thrown in for good measure. Capcom announced a newly playable character, enemies, and some features unique to the Wii U today, in preparation for showing the game this weekend at PAX East.

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Along with higher resolutions and graphical whizz-bangs and whatnot, PC and home console port of Resident Evil: Revelations also includes a new higher difficulty mode. A new trailer from Capcom shows off 'Infernal' mode, which switches enemies and items around so it'll still be surprising if you've mastered lesser adversities.

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Like zombies in a shopping mall, Resident Evil has been crowding the market in the last couple of years. Resident Evil 6 marked the fourth release in only two years, after ORC, Revelations, and Mercenaries 3D. Capcom seems to recognize that perhaps flooding the market isn't the best of ideas, at least if recent comments from Revelations producer Masachika Kawata are any indication.

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As expected, Capcom's Resident Evil: Revelations is moving from 3DS to more powerful platforms. The interquel is coming to PC, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, and Wii U on May 21, for $49.99. Digital versions will be available on PC and PS3 on launch day, while digital versions for Wii U and Xbox 360 will follow afterward.

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Yet another Resident Evil game is set to hit the HD consoles, a new list of leaked achievements reveal. According to X3A.org, Resident Evil: Revelations is coming to Xbox 360.

Revelations originally released on 3DS last year, promising to combine the behind-the-shoulder gameplay of modern Resident Evil games with the more methodical pacing of classic entries in the franchise. Capcom's experiment was largely successful, with our own review pointing out that "when it sticks to horror, few survival horror games feel better than Resident Evil Revelations," even if the game is "inconsistent."

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The Resident Evil series has strayed a bit from its survival horror roots, heading in a more action-oriented direction. Resident Evil: Revelations producer Masachika Kawata believes the main series needs to keep moving in that direction to appeal to a western audience, but claims side-stories like his recent game can provide more of the classic, creepy atmospheric gameplay.

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Resident Evil games work best when focused on frightful environments filled with infected creatures. It’s the very definition of the survival horror genre Capcom helped write. Spin-off entries, like a rail shooter or straight-up action game, go astray from that core principle, much to fans' dismay. Resident Evil: Revelations, Capcom's first installment for the series on the 3DS, stays true to the series' essence for the most part, albeit inconsistently.

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Resident Evil: Revelations is one of the prettiest "console-like" experiences on the 3DS. But does it warrant a "console-like" price tag? Capcom thought so, having originally priced the game at $50. Their explanation? "To handle all of that data Resident Evil Revelations requires a 4GB cartridge, resulting in a higher price point."

Fans didn't take too kindly to that announcement, pointing out that the price difference between a 2GB memory stick and 4GB memory stick is negligible. "I have no idea why Capcom has any fans left," Shacker peepooppooppee commented. "They're probably the most hostile and least consumer-friendly company."

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