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Resident Evil 7 GameStop USA Collector’s Edition Revealed



Today, GameStop USA revealed an exclusive collector’s edition for Resident Evil 7.

Available only at GameStop, the edition is listed at $179.99 USD and is available on both PS4 and Xbox One.

It comes with the following:

Resident Evil 7 biohazard Base Game
Mansion Music Box (8” Tall) that plays a sample of Aunt Rhody with accompanying LED effects.
Dummy Finger 4G USB Drive
Exclusive Metal Case
VHS Tape Box
Exclusive Lithograph
Creepy Note
Premium Packaging
The following blurb accompanies the listing:

“The Resident Evil 7 Collector’s Edition brings horror home. Full of unique goodies with models based on items and locations from Resident Evil 7 biohazard, this Collector’s Edition is sure to be the centerpiece of any fan’s collection.”

The standout of course is the model replica Baker mansion standing at 8″ in height, 7.5″ in length, and 8.5″ in depth, doubling as a music box that plays a familiar tune with accompanying LED effects. This is also your chance to own the dummy finger, the very same one that has haunted fans since the game’s announcement. That’s not all, though; also included is a metal case for the game, a lithograph showcasing the Baker family in all their mystique, a video tape box for the dummy finger, and a creepy note from one of the mansion’s residents.”
The Collector’s Edition will (obviously) release alongside the game on January 24, 2017.

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Resident Evil VII: 4K, HDR and More Detailed for PS4 Pro, Xbox One S, Steam and Windows Store Versions

apcom released a batch of information of Resident Evil VII: Biohazard, mostly focusing on the support of different resolutions, HDR, options and virtual reality on different platforms.

First of all, the standard PS4 and Xbox One offer a traditional gameplay environment that aims to return to the origins of horror games. Thanks to the new generation RE Engine used for the game, it’s possible to enjoy a great level of detail down to the dust floating in the air.

The first person perspective aims to let players experience an overwhelming fear, and enjoy to their heart content the sense of exhilaration coming from it.

Secondly, the PS4 version of the game is fully compatible with PlayStation VR, letting the player experience the entirety of the content of the game in virtual reality. Not only the virtual reality headset will let player experience the atmosphere of the derelict mansion, but on PS4 Pro certain aspects of the graphics are enhanced even when using PlayStation VR.

The game is compatible with the new models PS4 Pro and Xbox One S. HDR is offered on both, while 4K mode is offered on PS4 Pro only. The game aims to provide the “ultimate horror experience” on the newest consoles thanks to more expressive visuals in high definition.

Last, but not least, the game will be available for PC both on Steam and on the Windows Store. Both versions support HDR and 4K, and the Windows Store version only can also share saved data with the Xbox One version.

Below you can check out a few screenshots that came with the press release.











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A game like this is much better with a headset because it makes the environment more immersive.

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“Massive” Update to Resident Evil 7 Demo Available

Resident Evil 7: Biohazard‘s final update to its playable teaser, titled “Midnight”, is available as a free download from the PlayStation Store for PlayStation 4, PlayStation 4 Pro, and PlayStation VR. Capcom announced the “massive” addition today during PlayStation Experience 2016 alongside a new trailer.

Originally, the “Kitchen” demo was the only PlayStation VR-playable Resident Evil 7 teaser and at the time, people only speculated that it was tied to a new game in the franchise. Since it’s announcement at this year’s E3, Resident Evil 7 has received two playable teaser sections.

Resident Evil 7 takes many cues from older entries in the series, with a focus on survival horror and inventory management, looking less like the action-oriented previous entry Resident Evil 6 and more like Hideo Kojima-san’s Playable Teaser, or PT, which debuted two years ago.



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Resident Evil VII Demo Coming to Xbox One and PC Later This Month

The next chapter of the long-running Resident Evil series is on its way next month with the release of the highly-anticipated Resident Evil VII: Biohazard, and while PlayStation 4 owners have had the chance to experience the terror hands-on, Xbox One and PC players will soon get to experience the terror themselves as well.

In an update on the company’s blog, Capcom has announced that the demo for Resident Evil VII will be arriving for Xbox One on December 9th (Today), 2016 and PC on December 19th, 2016, giving players on those platforms their first chance at hands-on time with the game before its release at the end of January. Both platforms will feature the complete demo with all of its available updates, and PC users will also receive “PC-specific settings and graphics options to adjust to your liking” for experiencing the demo.

The Resident Evil VII demo originally released during this year’s E3 2016 to coincide with the announcement of the title, and since then has seen multiple updates and new content ahead of its impending release. The demo’s latest update was released during last weekend’s PlayStation Experience, and includes a first-look at the VR functionality with will be available first on Playstation VR at launch.

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Three New Resident Evil 7 Gameplay Videos Released By Capcom; Traps and Jump Scares Galore

Capcom has released three new Resident Evil 7: Biohazard gameplay videos today, each showcasing the game’s varied settings, enemies, and scares.

The first sees the player fleeing through the corridors of the Baker, um, residence, as the villain fans have all come to know and love in the demo chases after us, occasionally ripping through walls in the process.

The second opens in an admittedly more well-to-do place, then quickly provides a brief glimpse at the mutated corpses the series is perhaps best known for.

The third video introduces flying hordes of bugs and a lever that allows the player to walk across a waterway of sorts. Of course, it ends in a big scare too.

Resident Evil 7‘s final “massive” update to its playable teaser, titled “Midnight”, released on the PlayStation Store for PlayStation 4, PlayStation 4 Pro, and PlayStation VR this past weekend during PlayStation Experience 2016 alongside a new trailer.







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Capcom Aiming for 4 Million Day One Sales for Resident Evil 7; Preorder Numbers are “Very Good”

Speaking with MCV, publisher Capcom has revealed that it believes Resident Evil 7 will be its biggest launch on the current generation of hardware. Further, that it is currently aiming for four million day one sales of the game, citing strong preorder numbers as a reason for such a bullish goal.

EMEA marketing director for Capcom Antoine Molant said the following:

“Commercially, [Resident Evil 7] is probably the biggest Capcom game we are releasing on the new machines. Ideally, we’d love to sell 4m on Day One globally. That would be great. Looking at what we see in the pre-orders and trends these days, we’re pretty confident we are going to get there. All the signs that we have seen across the market, whether it’s from the UK or from other territories, are very positive so far. We’re not sitting back and relaxing at all because we want to push that. The confidence is there.”
When specfically asked about the horror title’s pre order numbers, Molant gave a very straight forward reply:

“To be very frank, they’re very good.”
He added:

“Keeping in mind the real pre-order campaign started a week ago with the Steelbook announcement and some of the Collectors’ Edition announcement… before doing that, they were quite above what we were expecting. We’ve got the previews coming out and some more launching in December. On that front, we’re very happy.”

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Resident Evil VII: Biohazard Gets Creepy Commercial With a Lot of Screaming

Today Capcom released a TV Commercial of Resident Evil VII: Biohazard for the Japanese market (where the game is named Biohazard 7: Resident Evil finally bringing the two titles together).

The commercial is brief, but includes its fair share of jump scares (which of course aren’t as effective in 30 seconds), and a lot of screaming.



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Here are gameplay videos of Resident Evil played by various outlets and images from gematsu:

IGN: Eight Minutes of Gameplay with Commentary



GamesRadar: Nine Minutes of New Gameplay



GameSpot: Is Resident Evil 7 a Return to Tradition?

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I played the demo, it reminds me of Revelations 2 with a first person point a view.

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Do you think it feels more like the old school experience?

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Dec 26, 2016 19:07:59 GMT -5 The Big Daddy C-Master said:

Do you think it feels more like the old school experience?

The full game might, it has safe rooms and old RE 1 style inventory management. But, the demo still struck me as revelations.

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I'll have to give it a look then.

[JACK-2]

If you find the time, it's really good.

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Official Resident Evil 7 Candle Promises a “Foisty, Old Timber and Blood” Scent

Capcom is really going all out with strange and goofy merchandise to promote Resident Evil 7.

While the phallic USB drive that comes with the game’s collector’s edition is sure enough to turn heads, an official scented candle is now available via UK retailer Merchoid.

The distributor poises the candle as a “4D candle,” meant to burn alongside you playing the game in PlayStation VR. I’m sure this won’t lead to players burning their houses down.



According to Merchoid, the candle gives off a “foisty, old timber and blood” scent when lit and will burn for up to 20 hours. That’s more than enough time to power through the game in one sitting!

While you don’t need PlayStation VR to enjoy this wonderful candle, the distributor says it’s mean to “fully immerse the player” when you’re exploring the Baker Family’s house.



“The virtual reality experience is incredible, but we want to take you one step further than that,” said Merchoid’s community manager Jessica Adams. “While playing the game, imagine if you could smell everything you could see and hear.

“The game becomes incredibly immersive as it tricks all your senses into thinking that you’re really there.”

The candle is available via the Merchoid website, and is up for pre-order. Shipments are set to go out on January 20th, and it’s worth mentioning international shipping is free.

www.merchoid.com/product/resident-evil-7-blood-sweat-and-fears-4d-vr-candle/

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Resident Evil 7 Gets New Trailer Welcoming Players into the Family

Following a batch a short form trailers showing different elements and themes featured in the game, this new trailer, titled “Welcome Home”, narrates the truly scary atmosphere awaiting players in the game.



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I might have to try some of that scent lol.

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Resident Evil 7: Biohazard’s Season Pass Revealed and Detailed

Today, Capcom revealed and detailed Resident Evil 7’s season pass, via a listing on the game’s Steam page.

The order of the release of the content differs slightly from what was leaked a few weeks ago. If you purchase the season pass you will get access to the following content as it becomes available.

Banned Footage Vol. 1
– Nightmare
– Bedroom
– Ethan Must Die

Banned Footage Vol. 2
– 21
– Daughters
– Jack’s 55th Birthday

Additional Story Episode
It’s important to note Capcom has said season pass purchases cannot be cancelled, regardless of whether or not any content has been downloaded. All season pass content will be made available by December 31, 2017.

The season pass will run at $29.99 USD, or be available as part of the game’s deluxe bundle for $89.98.

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This Resident Evil VII: Biohazard Video Is Hilarious, Weird, and a Little Freaky

Capcom released the latest video of Resident Evil VII: Biohazard, and if you comment with "what the hell did I just say," we'll fully understand.

Capcom released a new video of Resident Evil VII: Biohazard, and it’s a fairly “special” one.

The video shows the game played by Nebaarukun, an unofficial mascot of the Japanese Ibaraki Prefecture themed after Natto, which is one of the relevant delicacies of the areas (and one of the most disgusting things ever, sorry friends from Ibaraki).

Of course, there’s comedy, there is weirdness, and it’s even a bit freaky.

You can check it out and judge for yourself below.



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Resident Evil VII: BioHazard Confirmed as Xbox One/PC “Play Anywhere” Game

Gamers who want to enjoy Resident Evil VII on Windows 10 and Xbox One without paying twice, will be able to thanks to the "X box Play Anywhere" program.

Today Microsoft Xbox Division Head Phil Spencer had good news to share for those who would like to play Resident Evil VII: BioHazard on both Xbox One and PC.

We already knew that the Xbox One and Windows Store versions of the game had shared save data, but today we learn that the game will actually be part of the “Play Anywhere” program, which means that you just need to get it once and you can play it both on Xbox One and on PC via Windows Store.

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Resident Evil VII: 4K, HDR and More Detailed for PS4 Pro, Xbox One S, Steam and Windows Store Versions

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Well, I pre-ordered it. You would think I would've learned my lesson after SF5, but here I go again. I hope it's good, because this is it for me and Capcom.

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You know you love Capcom lol.

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Famitsu’s Resident Evil VII: Biohazard Review Reveals Campaign Length

The latest addition to the Resident Evil franchise will take gamers roughly 15 hours to beat according to Famitsu's reviewers

Capcom’s upcoming horror game Resident Evil VII: Biohazard is around the corner and if Famitsu’s reviews are any indicator then it seems like it could be a runaway hit.

The game, according to Famitu’s reviewers, will feature a meaty 15 hour campaign which is packed to the brim with unnerving moments that are only heightened when experienced in VR:

“This latest instalment in the Resident Evil series adds an entirely new interactive horror element compared to previous games. The change between watching tapes found throughout the game and the actual game itself is seamless and really adds to the realism. The quality of the game increases when you put on the PlayStation VR!”

The really interesting thing about the reviews from Famitsu is the reaction towards the VR performance, Resident Evil VII could very well be the turning point in the AAA VR development space and will hopefully convince more developers to take the risk.

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Jan 21, 2017 3:12:36 GMT -5 The Big Daddy C-Master said:

You know you love Capcom lol.

lol true.

They gotta step it up tho.

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Hah! You'll be back.

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One thing I will say about Capcom is their games run well on PC. I haven't had a single performance issue with any of their games.

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Capcom Has No Plans For Resident Evil VII: Biohazard On The Switch



Resident Evil VII: Biohazard won't be coming to the Switch, at least not yet anyway.

Capcom’s latest take on the Resident Evil franchise is a matter of days away and things are looking good so far…that is unless you’re hoping to play Resident Evil VII: Biohazard on Nintendo’s upcoming hybrid platform, the Switch.

When asked about the possibility of Resident Evil VII: Biohazard appearing on the Switch the Game’s producer Masachika Kawata said:

“I think it’s a very unique piece of hardware, I’m looking forward to the possibilities of the system itself, but we have no plans at the moment regarding Resident Evil on Switch.”

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Yea mine have run well overall but SF5 has had some problems along the way.

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Resident Evil 7 Day One Update Detailed; Includes Fixes and Adds DLC Support

In case you didn’t know, Resident Evil 7: Biohazard is set to release tomorrow on PC, Xbox One, and PS4 (with PlayStation VR support). And coming with the release of the highly anticipated horror game is — you guessed it — a day one update.

Update 1.01 — at least on PS4 — is just over 800MB, and includes bug fixes, new trophies for the first post-launch DLC pack, Banned Footage Vol. 1, and more.

Here are the full patch notes:

Now supports add-ons
New trophies added
Now supports notifications of new additional chapters
Fixed certain bugs and issues

As for the new trophies, Exophase shows the following:

Ethan Never Dies (Gold) – Complete Ethan Must Die
Ratcatcher (Silver) – Find all the dead rats in Bedroom in a single play
Sleepless in Dulvey (Silver) – Complete Night Terror
Dead by Dawn? (Bronze) – Complete Nightmare
Like Mama Used to Make (Bronze) – Complete Bedroom

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Resident Evil 7 Launches Today on PS VR, PS4, Xbox One, and PC; Launch Trailer Released

Today, Capcom’s highly anticipated horror game Resident Evil 7: Biohazard launches onto PS4 (with PlayStation VR support), PC, and Xbox One, both digitally, and at retail at the price point of $59.99 USD. Yup, that’s right, the series (which has sold over 71 million units worldwide to date) that first coined the “survival horror” term some twenty years ago is back.

The following overview of the game is provided:

Resident Evil 7 biohazard introduces players to Ethan Winters, who has been led to Dulvey, Louisiana in search of his missing wife. There he comes upon a sinister and supposedly abandoned plantation. Upon entering the property it becomes clear that there are secrets to unveil and all is not as it seems. Ethan soon encounters the mysterious Baker family, who have been missing from the area for some time. Will Ethan ever be reunited with his wife? Players will unfold all the secrets behind the mysterious plot as they embark on this truly terrifying and unpredictable survival horror experience.
Capcom has said it will continue to support the release of Resident Evil 7 after launch with optional downloadable content. The first of this DLC will come shortly after launch and include Banned Footage Vol. 1 and Banned Footage Vol. 2, which will deliver two further scenarios and an extra bonus mode for players to dive into. Following this, an additional story episode, Not a Hero, will be released for free to all players in spring 2017, and will introduce players to a new separate storyline.

The Banned Footage Vol. 1 and Banned Footage Vol. 2 content, along with an additional downloadable story episode, can be obtained via the Season Pass and deluxe editions of the game. The DLC will also be available for purchase separately, with more details to be shared soon.



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Resident Evil VII: Biohazard DLC Come First To PS4; Release Dates and Pricing Announced

Resident Evil VII: Biohazard's Banned Footage Volumes 1 and 2 Have Been Given Release Dates and Prices.

Capcom’s highly anticipated Resident Evil VII: Biohazard released today on PS4, Xbox One, PC and PSVR. Capcom plans to support Resident Evil VII through DLC, two of which now have release dates.

The first DLC pack, Banned Footage Vol. 1, will be available from the 31st of January on PS4 for $9.99 USD. Banned Footage Vol. 1 is covered by the season pass and will add two new tapes as well as a new mode:

Bedroom: Figure out how to escape from a locked room — but don’t let Marguerite Baker know you’ve been out of bed.
Nightmare: Fend off waves of enemies and survive until morning while crafting useful items and traps to stay alive.
Extra Mode: Ethan Must Die: A tough-as-nails mode separate from the tapes and story of the main game. (Does not support PS VR).

The second DLC pack, Banned Footage Vol. 2, will be available on the 14th of February, Valentines day, on PS4 for $14.99 USD. Banned Footage Vol.2 is covered by the season pass and will also include two tapes and a game mode:

21: Gamble life and limb in a deadly game run by Lucas Baker.
Daughters: See what the Baker family was like before the tragic events of Resident Evil 7 biohazard.
Extra Mode: Jack’s 55th Birthday: Race against the clock and feed Jack tons of food in this comical extra game mode separate from the tapes and story of the main game.(Does not support PS VR)
Both Banned Footage Volumes will come to PlayStation first before making their way to Xbox One and PC on the 21st of February.

The third DLC pack included in the season pass dubbed, Additional Story Episode, was not given a release date as yet. Capcom will also be releasing Not a Hero, a free DLC pack, which tells a new story for all platforms sometime this Spring.

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Resident Evil 7 Ships 2.5 Million, Series Tops 75 Million

Capcom announced today that Resident Evil 7 biohazard has shipped 2.5 million copies since it launched earlier this week.

Because of this, the Resident Evil franchise has officially sold 75 million units since its launch in 1996.

This figure does not account for unsold physical stock or digital purchases, which is why it may look a bit small compared to Final Fantasy XV’s day one sales.

nichegamer.com/2016/12/01/worldwide-shipments-for-final-fantasy-xv-break-5-million/

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