Capcom recently announced that Rachel would be joining the roster of playable characters in Resident Evil: Revelations HD’s Raide Mode. One fan asked on the company’s official forums if a 3DS update is a possibility so that Rachel could join the 3DS game’s Raide Mode as well.
The short answer is no. Capcom isn’t planning updates of any kind for Revelations on the 3DS. If you’re interested in playing as Rachel in Raid Mode, you’ll need to purchase the HD release.
According to Capcom’s Christian Svensson:
“Sorry guys, but there are no planned updates for the 3DS version of Revelations. We’ve added a fair amount of new content to the new edition which is fairly common to do.”
Despite having been out for just a couple of weeks, Amazon has already dropped the price of The Amazing Spider-Man: Ultimate Edition. It’s currently available
for $30 with free shipping.
Skylanders Giants is another game on sale
at the moment on Amazon. The Wii U, Wii, and 3DS Starter Kits are all going for $40. You’d be saving $35 (nearly 50%) with a purchase.
The official Mass Effect Twitter account sent out an infographic covering decisions made by players in the game. View it below:
Curious to see the decisions that other players make? Check out this updated Mass Effect infographic! twitter.com/masseffect/sta…
— Mass Effect (@masseffect) March 23, 2013
Hey… the Wii Mini launched in the UK yesterday. Did you remember? It wouldn’t be surprising if you said no given the lack of fanfare surrounding its release.
Retailers haven’t exactly been upbeat about the Wii Mini’s arrival either. One GAME outlet in the UK, amazingly enough, isn’t stocking the console due to low demand and lack of pre-orders. The store said: “We’ve pretty much had nothing. None at all.”
HMV doesn’t plan to gather stock either. That being said, it is willing to change that if consumers show interest in the Wii Mini.
DuckTales Remastered doesn’t feature just a select few voice actors from the original game. Capcom and WayForward managed to gather the full cast for the upcoming remake. That includes the voice actor for Scrooge, who is 94 years-old “but he still came into the studio and did his thing like a pro.”
According to Capcom’s Christian Svensson:
We have ALL the original voice actors from the show.
Scrooge’s voice actor is now 94 years old but he still came into the studio and did his thing like a pro. The voice work really adds a lot to the package.
LEGO City: Undercover lets players enter 7-digit codes from certain LEGO retail sets. Players unlock the feature later in the game – around the 6th or 7th chapter – where a computer/ATM outside of the police station allows for entry.
Apparently the functionality is causing issues from some players. Reader Antonino Valenza tells us that his game isn’t accepting codes that he’s been entering. Has anyone else been experiencing similar problems?
