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New Images And Characters Revealed For Resident Evil: Revelations
Capcom has released a plethora of new info about its upcoming update to its Nintendo 3DS title, with Raid Mode receiving most of the attention.
Rachel, a character introduced in the handheld title, will join series favorite Hunk as a new character in Raid Mode. Not to be outdone by the heroes, two new enemies will make their way into the console update. The only one revealed so far for Raid Mode is the Wall Blister pictured below with Jill.
Players who pick up the title for Wii U can use the Game Pad to take the whole adventure to the controller using Off-TV play, and also post a dying message on the Game Over screen for others in the world to read. A “Creatures Voice” function lets you give monsters thought bubbles in Raid Mode for friends to see.
Revelations releases on May 21 for the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, PC, and Wii U. Those at PAX East will be able to try out both Hunk and Rachel.
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