Resident Evil Degeneration
By the year’s end N-Gage platform is set to receive a huge boost in its amour of games. Capcom’s feted Resident Evil series will make an appearance as Resident Evil Degeneration on Nokia’s N-Gage. Both the companies made an announcement to this effect yesterday. The game will be specially built for the mobile platform and will feature: two play modes, multiple missions, and 3D graphics. The game will take off from the movie with the same name that is scheduled to hit Japanese theaters this October. So expect the game to be focusing on a deadly virus that’s released by terrorists at a US airport. And it seems that the virus is casting its effect outside of the movie screens too, breathing life into platforms that lost gaming prowess a long time ago.
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