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Oops! Capcom's RE: Revelations Has Misspelling On Box
Someone in Capcom's design department made a little boo-boo, and we've got the picture to prove it.
Game journalist Dan Ackerman, who writes for CNET and Spin, among other outlets, tweeted a picture of the spine to his new copy of Resident Evil: Revelations. Apparently, the game is now titled "Resident Evil: Revelaitons." Misspelling the title of your game on the box is a pretty big error, so we reached out to Capcom for an explanation.
A Capcom representative gave us this statement:
"It has come to our attention that there was a misspelling on the Resident Evil Revelations packaging. We apologize for the mistake, which will be corrected for subsequent productions of the game. We are working on a solution to provide affected customers with the correct packaging. Please visit Capcom-Unity for updates."
Hopefully the problem will be corrected in future shipments of the game. On the other hand, gamers who bought the game at launch now have a future collectible in their library.
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