We have been doing our best to provide our readers with the details revealed about the game up until now. So far we have brought you the gameplay trailer, which was some of the first footage released, we’ve also brought you confirmation that it won’t be available until 2012 for the 3DS and even details concerning co-op mode, which as it turns out will not be a feature in the latest title from the hit horror series of games.

Capcom’s TGS trailer reveals two out of the variety of characters expected to appear in the game, the first is a new female known only as Rachel and the second is the more familiar Jill Valentine. The trailer is set onboard a cruise-ship, seemingly abandoned and of course very dark. As the first character appears, she seems to be investigating the place when she finds a substance she is unfamiliar with. It isn’t long before she discovers a zombie like being which doesn’t die when shot, leaving running as her only option.

According to VG24/7, RE: Revelations sees Chris Redfield and Jill team up once again, in order to try to contain an outbreak, which happens to be on a cruise-ship this time around. The game will be showcased at the Tokyo Game Show next week in the meantime check out the trailer for yourself below.

Are you looking forward to the new Resident Evil title?

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That is not the case at all however, as according to Wesley Yin-Poole over at eurogamer.net, Resident Evil producer Masachika Kawata has since confirmed that Resident Evil: Revelations is in fact a single-player only game. Kawata said that the title is not made for co-op, as it is very focused on the horror atmosphere.

Resident Evil: Revelations – which features the same control set-up as the upcoming Resident Evil: The Mercenaries 3D – takes place between the Resident Evil 4 and 5 games. Kawata also insisted that the upcoming game is a full Resident Evil story.

Kawata said that his biggest goal was to return the game to the survival horror roots that the Resident Evil series is best known for, as well as to show newer fans of the series how much fun the new Resident Evil is. In his eyes, this might encourage them to take a look at some of the older RE titles.

Would you liked to have seen co-op gameplay in the Resident Evil: Revelations game?

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According to a recent article by Ben Hawkes over at 3dsbuzz.com, the hint of a 2012 release date surfaced on a recent post on the franchise’s official Facebook page. A Capcom employee had posted up several pieces of concept art, along with a tagline that said ‘from Resident Evil: Revelations (3DS, 2012).’

The concept art appears to suggest that the finished Resident Evil: Revelations game will provide players with a nice range of environments. This includes the wreckage of a cargo plane that’s crashed in the mountains and what looks like the corridors and ruined kitchens of a shipwreck.

Although the Resident Evil: Revelations game may not be released until next year, fans of the franchise do have the equally anticipated Resident Evil: The Mercenaries 3D to look forward to. That game, which is based on the bonus modes of RE4/5 – is due to be released in the US, Europe and Japan in June 2011.

It was also revealed recently that the Resident Evil: The Mercenaries 3D would include a demo of the Revelations game. Are you disappointed that the Revelations game won’t be released until next year?

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Well we can now tell you that the game has been demoed, and gameplay footage has of course made its way online. According to a recent post by JBoc over at relyonhorror.com, the gameplay trailer unfortunately doesn’t contain audio, but it does give us an idea of how good the game looks.

As Anoop Gantayat over at uk.ds.ign.com recently reported, the Nintendo World demo (which the people at IGN spent some time playing) put players in control of Jill Valentine on board an abandoned ship, which serves as the main setting of Resident Evil: Revelations.

The controls in the Revelations game will be quite familiar to Resident Evil fans, with most of it taking place from the character’s back. Players move the character with the analogue pad, run with the B button, ready their weapon with the R button and shoot with the Y.

The Resident Evil: Revelations game also features the added ability to move while firing. Players can do this by holding down L. If a recent report in a Japanese magazine is anything to go by, then we may have a bit of a wait until the game arrives. Then again, it looks like it will be worth it!!!

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