Resident Evil: Revelations - the upscaled, HD port of the 3DS survival horror puts the franchise back on the road to its roots. While it’s still largely an action-oriented experience, it brings back many of the survival horror elements that made the franchise a household name. Just not the typewriters. It’s out on other platforms - PC, Ps3, Xbox 360 and Wii U – this week. Let’s take a look at the critical consensus to see if it’s worth your cash.
Geoffrey Tim
Is Capcom expecting too little from Resident Evil: Revelations?
Resident Evil 6, which tried doing too many things at once, is a failure. The next game bearing the Resident Evil name, an up-scaled port of the 3Ds title Resident Evil: Revelations is a little closer to “classic” Resident Evil, which is exactly what fans have been asking for.
Geoffrey Tim
Is Resident Evil: Revelations worth playing?
It’s not been a good time for Resident Evil fans. Though Resident Evil 5 was a fun co-operative game it just didn’t feel like Resident Evil; dispensing with the scares, the limited ammunition and the puzzles. Resident Evil Revelations on the 3DS was a more true-to-form Resident Evil game, bringing back much of the classic gameplay, while still providing the action that new fans of the series craved. It’s now heading to just about every other platform in a new, high-definition port – but is it really worth playing?
Geoffrey Tim
Why there’s no Resident Evil for the Vita
Capcom recently announced that it would be bringing Resident Evil: Revelations – originally for the 3DS, and probably the best game in the franchise for years – to other systems, including the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, PC and even the Wii U. Notice what’s missing? Yup; the game won’t be released on the PlayStation Vita. Capcom explains why. Poorly.
Geoffrey Tim

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