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Resident Evil Revelations gameplay video shows off Rachel in action

As announced previously, Resident Evil Revelations is making the jump from the Nintendo 3DS to pretty much all current gen consoles, and the PC, this May.

Today, Capcom sent over a new gameplay trailer which shows off Rachel in action, along with some of the game enhancements. Take a look

Resident Evil Revelations gameplay video:
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The enhanced console/PC version is headed to the Xbox 360, PS3, Wii U and PC beginning on May 21st and will launch both at retail and digitally. Pre-order it below.

More new info below.

The additions of Rachel and Hunk as playable characters in Raid Mode are just a couple of new features implemented into the console and PC versions of the game. New content previously confirmed includes: extra ?Infernal? difficulty mode, integration with Residentevil.net, the Wall Blister enemy, and Raid mode improvements.

Paul Bryant

Staff Writer

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