According to reliable insider Dusk Golem, who has a proven track record with Resident Evil leaks, Capcom has considered remaking Resident Evil: Revelations. First launched in 2012, Revelations originally appeared on the Nintendo 3DS before being released on other consoles. A sequel, Resident Evil: Revelations 2, followed in 2015.
But now Microsoft itself is a multiformat publisher, so they hold increased importance.
Here is an overview of the game, via its Steam page:
Here is an overview of the game, via Rebellion Developments:
Here are the first details, via Xbox Wire:
The city of Conglomerate North is deserted, overrun by malfunctioning machines in a bleak, futuristic world. You play as AD 2846, a robot detective with a sharp wit and stylish appearance. As the only detective left, you’ll lead him on a quest to uncover what happened, aided by a charming young girl named Mowglie who might just soften his metallic exterior. Plus, you’ll have a super cute robot dog assisting with the investigation!
The trailer mainly highlights the many ways players can meet their end while navigating the game’s 3D levels. As seen in the first trailer, Super Meat Boy 3D keeps the fast-paced, challenging gameplay that made the original Super Meat Boy so popular when it launched in 2010.
Skif takes center stage again, and a phone call early in the game will launch a brand new story arc. This will send you to explore two distinct areas: the Iron Forest and the legendary Chornobyl Nuclear Power Plant. Each location features a central hub, many smaller points of interest, and plenty of quests to complete.
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