Resident Evil: Revelations details ultra-tough Infernal mode for console
New ultra-difficulty mode in upcoming console version of Resident Evil: Revelations changes enemy and item placement.
The upcoming Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, PC, and Wii U versions of Resident Evil: Revelations will feature an especially challenging Infernal difficulty mode, which Capcom has detailed in a new trailer.
Alongside making the game harder, Infernal mode remixes enemy and item placement.
Resident Evil: Revelations was released on the 3DS last year. The game was awarded a respectable 8.5 in its GameSpot review.
"Resident Evil: Revelations is a thoroughly successful crossbreeding of old-school chills and new-school action," said reviewer Jane about the 3DS version last year.
The console version of Resident Evil: Revelations will be released on May 21 in North America and on May 24 in Europe.
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