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Capcom have announced that the Official Soundtrack for Resident Evil: Revelations 2 is now available on Sumthing Else for gamers to preview and download. The Complete Soundtrack includes 95 tracks and costs $9.99. Each track is also available individually for $0.99. There are also four separate smaller Official Soundtracks for Resident Evil: Revelations 2 on Sumthing Else. The Episode #01 Soundtrack includes 4 tracks and costs $3.96, the Episode #02 Soundtrack, Episode #03 Soundtrack and Episode #04 Soundtrack each include 3 tracks and costs $2.97 each. You can also purchase any track individually for $0.99.

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Capcom have released three patches for the Windows PC version of Resident Evil: Revelations 2 throughout this week, to follow the release of Episode #04. the Extra Episodes and the Retail Disc (digital on Steam). They fix a few performance related problems that affected the game's framerate and overall performance factor. Patch v2.0 added in support for ResidentEvil.net, while the following two updates, which is now at Patch v2.2, have addressed performance problems, added optimization tweaks, and fixed game crashes.

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Capcom have announced that the Official Soundtrack for Resident Evil: Revelations 2 is now available on Sumthing Else for gamers to preview and download. The Complete Soundtrack includes 95 tracks and costs $9.99. Each track is also available individually for $0.99. There are also four separate smaller Official Soundtracks for Resident Evil: Revelations 2 on Sumthing Else. The Episode #01 Soundtrack includes 4 tracks and costs $3.96, the Episode #02 Soundtrack, Episode #03 Soundtrack and Episode #04 Soundtrack each include 3 tracks and costs $2.97 each. You can also purchase any track individually for $0.99.

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By adding some welcome new mechanics, Resident Evil Revelations 2 is a fun frightfest. Doubly so if you buy the retail version, which add some fun extras.

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A video and resume of the Resident Evil character Barry Burton looking at how his looks have changed over the course of a number of games in the series.

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Capcom have released a new image for Resident Evil: Revelations 2 that shows Claire Redfield going up against a gigantic version of the Ironhead monster, in what looks like the beach in the Terragrigia level from Resident Evil: Revelations 1. This could signify that Capcom might be releasing some new content for Resident Evil: Revelations 2's Raid Mode in the form of DLC maps with new enemies and challenges to face. It's worth noting that Capcom is attending NicoNico Chou Kaigi 2015 Public Expo, which runs from 25th April 2015 until 26th April 2015, and they are bringing Resident Evil: Revelations 2 with them, so chances are that we could get a reveal then.

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GA: As far as episodic experiments go, I think Capcom has done a really excellent job with their handling of Resident Evil Revelations 2. Releasing weekly episodes, as opposed to monthly or bi-monthly episodes, was an interesting approach, and one that I think worked in their favor here. The story elements and cliffhangers presented at the end of episodes 1 through 3 were strong enough to keep players coming back, in addition to the gameplay elements. But the wait wasnt so long that it was difficult to keep players interested, or make them feel like they were missing out for too long if they opted to wait for the final product. Resident Evil Revelations 2 has been a pretty good example of how not to alienate your fanbase with episodic releases, and its an example I wouldnt mind seeing followed by other companies going forward.

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A video which shows how to easily navigate the infamous Barry Crane / Bridge and grab the handy auto shotgun in Resident Evil Revelations 2 Episode 4.

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GA: As far as episodic experiments go, I think Capcom has done a really excellent job with their handling of Resident Evil Revelations 2. Releasing weekly episodes, as opposed to monthly or bi-monthly episodes, was an interesting approach, and one that I think worked in their favor here. The story elements and cliffhangers presented at the end of episodes 1 through 3 were strong enough to keep players coming back, in addition to the gameplay elements. But the wait wasnt so long that it was difficult to keep players interested, or make them feel like they were missing out for too long if they opted to wait for the final product. Resident Evil Revelations 2 has been a pretty good example of how not to alienate your fanbase with episodic releases, and its an example I wouldnt mind seeing followed by other companies going forward.