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Resident Evil 5 heading to PS4, Xbox One on June 28th – onmsft.com

Arif Bacchus Arif Bacchus
May 31, 2016
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Back in February, we reported that the classic survival horror title Resident Evil 5 would be getting an update and would be heading to Xbox One and PC. Today we can report that developer Capcom has confirmed that the updated version of Resident Evil 5 will be launching on June 28th for Xbox One and PlayStation 4.

As per a report by Polygon, the re-released Resident Evil 5 will have all the downloadable content seen in the original game, including the two expansion episodes and the Mercenaries United and Versus Modes in multiplayer. The re-release will be priced at $19.99 and also will include improved frame rate and support for the 1080p resolution.

The Resident Evil games put you in the shoes of recurring characters facing global virus outbreaks that threatens to destroy the world. Resident Evil 5 was the first opus to feature a multiplayer coop mode as well as a much-improved gameplay.

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