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Resident Evil Revelations 2 Arrives On Vita Next Month With Extras
Resident Evil Revelations 2 will make its debut on Vita next month, and it will be the complete package, plus additional content. Originally dated for the ambiguous "summer", the game now has a real release date.
The game will be available for $39.99 on August 18, and as opposed to being split apart into episodes as it was on other platforms, on Vita everything is collected in one package. You get all the episodes, two extra episodes, The Struggle and Little Miss, as well as Raid Mode, which includes characters Wesker and Hunk.
The Vita port of the game is being handled by Frima Studio, who recently released the original game, Chariot.
For our review of Resident Evil Revelation 2, head here.
[Source: PlayStation Blog]
Our Take
I actually tend to prefer playing games on Vita when it comes to multiplatform releases like this, and I skipped Revelations 2's initial release, so I am looking forward to playing on Vita.
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