Resident Evil 6 Sum Revealed

Resident Evil 6 will be expelled in November 2012, Capcom have confirmed.

The games developer voiced they are now working on the new complement of the renouned zombie series.

An authorized trailer is to diversion was expelled on Thursday (19 January), and hinted that tools of it will be set in China.

Resident Evil 6 is due to be expelled on 20 November for consoles, with a Personal Computer chronicle of the diversion to follow shortly after.

Capcom mentioned Chris Redfield and Leon Kennedy - characters from formerly games in the array - would star to one side a number of new characters in RE6.

Speaking about the game's plot, the firm said: "It has been 10 years given the Raccoon City situation and the President of the United States has motionless to exhibit the fact at the back what took place in the idea that it will limit the stream resurgence in bioterrorist activity."

"Due to be by the President's side is his personal buddy and Raccoon City survivor, Leon S. Kennedy, but when the venue suffers a bioterrorist attack, Leon is forced to face a President remade over approval and make his hardest ever decision."

The array caused debate in 2009 when the fifth complement of the diversion was indicted of racism.

Resident Evil 5 was set in Africa, with many of the game's targets local Africans.

A number of reporters and bloggers expressed regard that the diversion would urge on disastrous stereotypes.

In an talk with MTV after the let go of RE5, writer June Takeuchi mentioned there was a "misunderstanding" that occurred when the firm published the initial images of the game.

Speaking about accusations of racism, Takeuchi said: "We were truly astounded by the greeting that came out."

"I think everybody understands that you never set out to with the goal to make anything that was racist. That was never our intention."

Fans of the array moreover complained that Resident Evil 5 was as well action-based, and had strayed as well far from the game's original abhorrence roots.

In 2010, Capcom's product selling executive Matt Dahlgren commented: "A lot of fans considered Resident Evil 5 was as well ample action and not sufficient presence horror.

"After the original diversion shipped, you took a lot of air blower feedback in to account before formulating the [later] episodes."

Despite the criticism, Resident Evil 5 became the best-selling diversion in the array so far according to Capcom, selling 5.6 million copies worldwide.