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I think it's going to coincide with the physical release, which is March 17th I think
Capcoms newest weekly experiment with Resident Evil ends this week with the final episode of Resident Evil: Revelations 2.
However, all things being equal, I tend to be someone who prefers physical copies of games since they look good on my shelves and Im actually a mutated magpie that looks like a human. Fortunately for myself and my fellow magpie-person hybrids, Capcom has also released physical copies today.
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In addition to concluding the story of the game, episode 4 will also have goodies like more raid mode characters and missions. The final episode is available for download today on PS3 , PS4, and XBox One. It will be available on Steam around 9-10 PM tonight and on XBox 360 early tomorrow.
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Following Sony Computer Entertainment Japan Asia’s recent Disgaea 5 faceplates, or PlayStation 4 hard drive covers, Sony shared on their official blog some of the latest with the Resident Evil and Samurai Warriors series.
In addition to the “Zombie version” shown on top, the Resident Evil series gets another pair with the “BSAA version”. They’ll both come in Jet Black and Glacier White colors.
As for the Samurai Warriors series, the faceplates feature popular characters in Yukimura Sanada and Mitsunari Ishida, and they also come in both black and white versions.
The Resident Evil and Samurai Warriors PlayStation 4 faceplates are currently available in the Japanese PlayStation Store for 2,000 yen each.
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As previously reported, Sony are porting Resident Evil: Revelations 2 to the PlayStation Vita. Recently, they announced that the Vita version of the game will be released sometime this Summer.
Sony have hired Frima Studio, a Canadian studio that has worked primarily on smartphone project and web games, to handle the port. Revelations 2 on Vita will be available digitally, and Sony say they will talk specific features soon.
The Vita version will contain all four episodes from the game, including DLC. Raid Mode will likely not be available at launch, Sony say, and will need to be added via an update post-launch. Additionally, the Vita version will allow for gyroscopic aiming.
Read more stories about PlayStation Vita & Resident Evil: Revelations 2 on Siliconera.
High sales for high-def remaster.
Sales for the February-launched Resident Evil high-definition remaster have surpassed one million units worldwide, Capcom announced.
As previously announced, it also broke the record for the biggest selling day one digital title on PlayStation Network when it launched, and was the fastest selling digital title in Capcom history.
In celebration of the news, the Resident Evil team put together a set of new wallpapers for users. Download it in ZIP form here.
Resident Evil is available digitally across PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, and PC. In Japan, a retail PS3 version is also available.
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Capcom shipped one million copies of Resident Evil HD Remaster, a HD port of the Resident Evil remake made for Gamecube. The remastered horror game launched on November 27 in Japan for PS3 and Xbox 360. A limited retail release of the PS3 version was distributed in Asia.
PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC version of Resident Evil HD Remaster followed in January of this year along with a worldwide release. Resident Evil HD Remaster has updated graphics, an analog control option, and Very Easy mode.
Capcom celebrated the news in Japan by releasing Resident Evil HD Remaster wallpapers, which you can download here.
Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate passes 3.4 million.
Resident Evil Revelations 2 shipped 1.1 million units across Japan, North America, and Europe, Capcoms latest financial results reveal.
The game launched in episodic format for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, and PC starting February, before seeing a retail release containing every episode in March. The number represents retail sales and all season passes for the digital download version.
The report also reveals that sales for Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate have surpassed 3.4 million worldwide. We last heard the 3DS title topped three million shipments, with one million in western territories.
As for Capcoms future titles, the publisher said it hopes to sell 2.5 million of its recently announced Monster Hunter Stories for 3DS and two million copies of Street Fighter V for PlayStation 4 and PC.
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source: GematsuThey'll be one of Capcom's "key business activities."
Expect more downloadable high-definition remasters from Capcom. In the Q&A for their latest financial results, Capcom said that thanks to the Resident Evil remaster’s high sales, HD remasters will be one of the company’s “key business activities” moving forward.
“HD remasters of our catalog hit titles will be one of our key business activities,” Capcom said in the Q&A. “Overseas, it is becoming difficult to sell these lower-priced and re-mastered titles at stores because of the declining number of stores and sales area limitations. Therefore, we started aggressive digital download sales activities.
“These activities created new demand for these titles. For example, overseas download sales of Resident Evil (HD Remastered) in the past fiscal year were far higher than we expected. It is not a risk but rather the growth of the download sales channel gives users more options. We regard this as growth in opportunities to have allow access for more people to enjoy our games.”
Capcom’s next remaster, Devil May Cry 4: Special Edition, will launch for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC next month. Besides that, a remaster for Resident Evil Zero was leaked prior to the launch of the Resident Evil remaster.
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Capcom officially announces previously leaked remaster.
Following a leak in December, Capcom has officially announced an HD remaster of Resident Evil Zero is coming to PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, and PC in early 2016.
The game originally launched for GameCube in 2002. It is set before the events of the original Resident Evil and follows police officer Rebecca Chambers and convict Billy Coen, whom youll switch between periodically as you progress.
Watch a video message from Resident Evil remaster producer Yoshiaki Hirabayashi, Resident Evil Zero remaster producer Tsukasa Takenaka, and director Koji Oda.
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View the first screenshots and character artwork at the galley.
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Capcom announced Resident Evil Zero HD Remaster, a high definition version of the Gamecube exclusive Resident Evil prequel. Resident Evil Zero puts players in control of Billy Coen, an ex-soldier who was convicted of a massacre, and Rebecca Chambers, a S.T.A.R.S. member first seen in the original Resident Evil. The game has a partner switching system and a Leech Hunter mini game where you need to find 100 leeches.
Famitsu reports Resident Evil Zero HD Remaster will be released in early 2016 on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, and PC in Japan.
Update: Capcom confirmed Resident Evil Zero will be released in the West in early 2016 too. Director Koji Oda and additional staff will return to work on the HD version.
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Read more stories about PC & PlayStation 3 & PlayStation 4 & Resident Evil Zero HD Remaster & Xbox 360 & Xbox One on Siliconera.