Resident Evil: Chronicles HD Collection, the two-game bundle containing remastered PlayStation Move ports of Wii light gun shooters The Umbrella Chronicles and The Darkside Chronicles, is due for North American PlayStation Network release on June 26th. The bundled version will sell for $26.99.
Why the odd price? Because Capcom will also be releasing the two games separately for $14.99 apiece. The few extra bucks off is an obvious (albeit clever) marketing strategy to entice PlayStation Store shoppers to buy the bundle, and buy it at launch. The standalone versions will go on sale starting July 17th.
Having played the Wii versions a ton, these PlayStation 3 remasters should totally be worth it, whether you’re paying $27 or $30.
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Capcom’s Captivate showcase event headlines this weekend’s edition of Screenshot Saturday, hot new galleries now available for Resident Evil 6, DmC – Devil May Cry, Lost Planet 3, Dragon’s Dogma, Resident Evil: Chronicles HD Collection, Steel Battalion: Heavy Armor and the Vita version of Street Fighter X Tekken. Capcom sure is rockin’ one helluva game lineup this year!
Other showstoppers this week include the newly announced PC version of Dark Souls, the Xbox 360 version of The Witcher 2 (it rocks, by the way), Metal Gear Solid HD Collection on the Vita, and PS3 free-to-play MMO FPS DUST 514.
Rounding things out are screenshots from the latest wave of Final Fantasy XIII-2 DLC, Ghost Recon Future Soldier’s multiplayer mode, Aksys Games’ black-and-white Nintendo 3DS puzzler Shifting World, PSP tactical RPG Gungnir (yes, there still are new PSP games coming!), the PC version of CryENGINE 3 arena FPS Nexuiz (which just entered public beta), and Xbox 360 music game BandFuse: Rock Legends.
Time to work out that mouse clicker of yours!
Resident Evil 6 (PC, PS3, Xbox 360):
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DmC – Devil May Cry (PS3, Xbox 360):
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Lost Planet 3 (PC, PS3, Xbox 360):
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Dragon’s Dogma (PS3, Xbox 360):
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Resident Evil: Chronicles HD Collection (PS3):
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Steel Battalion: Heavy Armor (Xbox 360 Kinect):
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Street Fighter X Tekken (PS Vita):
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Dark Souls: Prepare to Die Edition (PC):
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The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings Enhanced Edition (Xbox 360):
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Metal Gear Solid HD Collection (PS Vita):
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DUST 514 (PS3):
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Final Fantasy XIII-2 DLC (PS3, Xbox 360):
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Ghost Recon Future Soldier (PC, PS3, Xbox 360):
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Shifting World (Nintendo 3DS):
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Gungnir (PSP):
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Nexuiz (PC):
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BandFuse: Rock Legends (Xbox 360):
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Some cool stuff to check out, too. We’ve got pics of Sony’s awesome-looking PlayStation Move title, Sorcery. Plus shots of other PS3 exclusives like Starhawk and the long-awaited Ratchet & Clank Collection containing the three classic PS2 titles enhanced in HD.
The Amazing Spider-Man‘s latest screens introduce super villain Iguana, and in other Marvel video game news Zen Studios has unveiled the next Marvel Pinball table pack called Avengers Chronicles, which is coming as DLC to Marvel Pinball (PSN) and Pinball FX2 (XBLA) and as a standalone download for PS Vita.
Battlefield 3‘s first digital expansion pack, Close Quarters, is coming in June, bringing with it four tight, close-quarters multiplayer maps and an HD Destruction upgrade as seen in a six-pack of new screenies.
Other featured titles include Of Orcs and Men, Demonicon, Quantum Conundrum, Sumioni: Demon Arts, Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance, The Gunstringer‘s new DLC add-on El Diablo’s ‘Merican Adventure, Datura, Sleeping Dogs, now free-to-play EverQuest, browser-based MMO strategy game Command & Conquer: Tiberium Alliances, Resident Evil: Chronicles HD Collection, Ys: The Oath in Felghana and Ys Origin for PC, and LEGO Batman 2: DC Super Heroes.
Sorcery (PS3-PlayStation Move):
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Starhawk (PS3):
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The Amazing Spider-Man (PS3, Xbox 360, Wii, DS, 3DS):
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Battlefield 3: Close Quarters DLC (PC, PS3, Xbox 360):
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Marvel Pinball: Avengers Chronicles (PSN, XBLA, PS Vita):
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Ratchet & Clank Collection (PS3):
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Of Orcs and Men (PC, PS3, Xbox 360):
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Demonicon (PC, PS3, Xbox 360):
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Quantum Conundrum (PC, PSN, XBLA):
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Sumioni: Demon Arts (PS Vita-PSN):
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Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance (Nintendo 3DS):
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The Gunstringer – El Diablo’s ‘Merican Adventure DLC (Xbox 360-Kinect):
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Datura (PSN-PlayStation Move):
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Sleeping Dogs (PC, PS3, Xbox 360):
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EverQuest Free-to-Play (PC):
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Command & Conquer: Tiberium Alliances (PC):
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Resident Evil: Chronicles HD Collection (PS3-PSN):
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Ys: The Oath in Felghana (PC):
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Ys Origin (PC):
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LEGO Batman 2: DC Super Heroes (PC, PS3, Xbox 360, Wii, 3DS, DS, PS Vita):
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Following in the on-rails footsteps of Dead Space: Extraction and House of the Dead: Overkill (as well as House of the Dead 3), Wii light gun shooters Resident Evil: The Umbrella Chronicles and Resident Evil: The Darkside Chronicles are due for PS3 ports this summer in North America and Europe, complete with enhanced HD graphics, PlayStation Move support and Trophies. As a light gun shooter lover, I just have to say thanks, Capcom!
Unfortunately the ResEvil PS Move duo, officially dubbed Resident Evil: Chronicles HD Collection, won’t see a Blu-ray retail release. As of now, Capcom has only announced plans to sell the combo pack as a PSN digital download beginning sometime this June. After that, the collection will be disbanded and made available as standalone downloads, should you not want to buy them together for some odd reason.
Peep the first trailer and screenshots for a look at the on-rails HD horror.
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