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Resident Evil: Revelations
Capcom has unleashed a fresh batch of new information for the upcoming 3DS title, Resident Evil: Revelations. New screens and videos reveal the enigmatic Veltro organization, which is threatening to infect the world's water.
Chris and his new BSAA partner, Jessica, watch on as a mysterious man in a gas mask hijacks a video broadcast. The man says that Veltro are "fateful messengers from the depths of the inferno." We're not sure what that means, but the man claims he has a new virus, T-Abyss, at his disposal which could infect one fifth of the world's water supply. Check out the trailer below to see what happens when a harmless fish is exposed to the bio-hazardous substance. Check out the very end of the video for a glimpse at Jill.
These two gameplay videos show Chris and Jessica exploring the wreckage of a crashed plane and a cavern along a snowy mountainside. One segment shows an incapacitated Chris fending off infected wolves while nursing his broken leg. He also uses an interesting grenade type new to the Resident Evil universe.
Finally, be sure to check out all the new screenshots and art in the media gallery below. Resident Evil: Revelations arrives on 3DS in early 2012.
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Resident Evil: Revelations
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