Here are two brand new gameplay videos for Resident Evil: The Darkside Chronicles! This game is a follow up to Resident Evil: The Umbrella Chronicles, and is also an “on rails”, arcade style shooter. You don’t control the characters movement, you just shoot, reload, pickup items, and use your knife. Perfect for the Wii and the Wiimote. Darkside Chronicles takes you through the stories of Resident Evil 2, probably the best Resident Evil game ever, and Resident Evil: Code Veronica. Check out another video below!

Resident Evil: The Darkside Chronicles is set for release sometime in Winter 2009!

This is the latest trailer for Capcom’s Resident Evil: The Darkside Chronicles, from E3 2009. This game is the followup to Resident Evil: The Umbrella Chronicles, and takes us through the story of Resident Evil 2 and Resident Evil: Code Veronica.

The graphics are updated and the game is “on rails”, but watching this trailer just gives me a nostalgia attack. Growing up during the “Playstation era”, Resident Evil, especially Resident Evil 2, is one of my favorite games of all time. Sure, it’s not a remake, like many fans want, but it’s enough…for now.

The Darkside Chronicles hits the Nintendo Wii sometime towards the end of the year!

Personally, I haven’t played the game yet. I’m kind of scared to. All the bad reviews are making me think this game might ruin my love for the Resident Evil franchise. I agree with most reviews, that RE5 is pretty much just RE4 with new graphics slapped over it. The demo was decent, but… it was 100x more fun with a co-op partner than alone.

Capcom has said Resident Evil 6 will be a full reboot for the franchise. I hope we get a new zombie outbreak, in a new city, with new characters. I live Leon, Claire, Jill, and Chris, but I’d like to see some new blood in the series.

If you’re a Wii owner, and can’t play Resident Evil 5, don’t worry, Capcom also announced 3 new Resident Evil games for the Wii. Well, 1  new game, and 2 ports. They’re porting the original Resident Evil, and Resident Evil: Zero to the Wii, as well as releasing a follow up to Resident Evil: The Umbrella Chronicles. The game will be called Resident Evil: The Darkside Chronicles, and like Umbrella Chronicles, will be an “on rails” arcade shooter, that takes place during the time of Resident Evil 2, with Leon and Claire.

Check out a few death scenes from Resident Evil 5.

Capcom announced Resident Evil: The Darkside Chronicles for the Wii, as well as a port of the original Resident Evil, and Resident Evil Zero for the Wii.

I would much rather have a Resident Evil 2 remake, but I can’t deny that this trailer and these pictures are getting me excited. Resident Evil: The Darkside Chronicles is a follow up to Resident Evil: The Umbrella Chronicles, and it takes place during the story of Resident Evil 2, and features Leon and Claire as the main characters; just like the actual game did. It’ll be “on rails”, an arcade shooter, not an open world game. The graphics look amazing. They’re probably not the best thing you’ve ever seen, but just looking at them, while remembering Resident Evil 2 on the PS1, this is amazing.

Capcom will be draining the wallets of many die hard Resident Evil fans. Resident Evil 5, Resident Evil and Resident Evil Zero ports, and now Resident Evil: The Darkside Chronicles. Not to mention Street Fighter 4.

Check out the trailer above and look at these beautiful pictures below…

Capcom has announced that they will port Resident Evil and Resident Evil Zero to the Wii. The original Resident Evil was already ported to the Gamecube and Resident Evil Zero was an exclusive Gamecube game. Resident Evil Zero’s Wii port has been out in Japan for a while now, and it’s finally being released to the rest of the world. Both Resident Evil and Resident Evil Zero have been refitted to support the Wiimote and Nunchuk. I’m assuming that means they’ll both have an aiming system like Resident Evil 4 did on the Wii. If not, then there really isn’t any point in buying them; you can just play the Gamecube versions with the Wii.

So, two down, one to go. Many Resident Evil fans, including myself, want a full blown remake of Resident Evil 2. It’s easily my favorite of all the RE games so far, closely followed by RE4; and it needs a makeover with current generation consoles. It looks like we’re getting our wish…almost. Capcom has announced Resident Evil: The Darkside Chronicles, which is the follow up to the Wii game, Resident Evil: Umbrella Chronicles.

Resident Evil: Darkside Chronicles will take place in Raccoon City, and cover the story from Resident Evil 2. Leon and Claire will be the main characters of course. It will be an “on rails”, arcade type shooter just like Umbrella Chronicles. Sure, it’s not the remake of the actual game that we all wanted, but maybe, just maybe…one day we’ll get it.

So, Chris Redfield has been a major character in the Resident Evil story. He debuted in the first RE, back in 1996, and has made numerous appearances in other RE titles since then; as you know, he is also the main character in Resident Evil 5.

GameTrailers has put together this video showing us how he’s changed over the past 13 years. Watch the video to see how he’s gone from blocky pixels, to the roid raging hunk of a man he is now.

Resident Evil 5 is out in Japan now, and hits shelves in the US and UK this Friday!

Resident Evil 5 looks amazing, and it definitely looks like a worthy addition to the RE storyline. Would I rather have zombies, like there was back in the day? Sure, but this is good…for now.

Capcom has said that the next installment, Resident Evil 6, will be a full reboot of the series, and I’m glad. I’ve played all Resident Evil 1-4, as well as Code Veronica and Zero, and I have to say, even though I loved Resident Evil 4, zombies just make the game feel more intense and scary. Hopefully RE6 will give us a new city, new characters, and a new zombie outbreak.

Capcom has also said that Wii Owners/Resident Evil fans will be “very happy, very soon”. What does this mean? A new Resident Evil game for the Wii? Could the Resident Evil Zero port that is only out in Japan be coming to the US and the rest of the world? They better not get people all hyped up for another Umbrella Chronicles or any “on rails” game.

Resident Evil 5 is out now in Japan, and hits the US and Europe on March 13th.

The 5th episode of the Resident Evil Retrospective takes us through Resident Evil 4, and all of the movies.

Watch Parts 1, 2, 3 and 4.

Check out this new Resident Evil 5 gameplay footage. This is the mini game, “The Mercenaries”. Check out the same mini game being played with Sheva, the new female character, after the break.

Resident Evil 5 came out yesterday in Japan, and hits shelves in the US and Europe on March 13th.