Resident Evil: Revelations coming to consoles, PC
3DS-exclusive hits Xbox 360, PS3, PC, and Wii U May 21 for $50; will include HD graphics and a new enemy, harder difficulty, and Raid weapons.
Resident Evil: Revelations will not be a 3DS-exclusive forever. Capcom today announced that the zombie action game is coming to consoles and PC. The game will hit Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, PC, and Wii U on May 21 in the United States (May 24 in Europe) for $50.
A digital version of Resident Evil: Revelations will be available on PS3 and PC on launch day, with digital Xbox 360 and Wii U iterations to follow.
Resident Evil: Revelations for consoles and PC will include "enhanced" high-definition graphics and lighting, as well as a features not found in the 3DS counterpart. These include a new Raid mode playable character (Hunk), a new enemy, and a harder difficulty option. In addition, new Raid weapons and custom parts will be available in the console and PC versions of Resident Evil: Revelations.
It is not a complete surprise that Capcom was planning to bring Resident Evil: Revelations to systems other than the 3DS. Recently, a leaked Achievement listing suggested the game was coming to Xbox 360.
For more on Resident Evil: Revelations, check out GameSpot's review of the 3DS version.
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