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Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City
Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City not only welcomes developer Slant Six Games to the franchise, but also shows the zombie outbreak from the perspective from Umbrella's Security Service, who have been charged with scrubbing the city of Umbrella's doings.
This latest trailer for the game introduces the six members of the U.S. Spec Ops team – Tweed, Deey-Ay, Harley, Willow, Shona, and Party Girl (who have been sent to Raccoon City to figure out the source of the T-Virus outbreak) – and shows them going up against their counterparts on the Umbrella side. While these two forces may have competing interests, when there is a zombie outbreak, everyone's a target for the walking dead.
Check out when happens, and also be sure to take a look at the previous trailer as well as info on the game's multiplayer.
Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City comes out for Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and PC on March 20.
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