Resident Evil 5's Move patch available September 19
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Capcom clarified today at Gamescom that the Resident Evil 5 patch that introduces Move functionality will be available on September 19 (the same day Move launches). As previously mentioned, the automatically downloaded patch will only be available for the Gold Edition of the game. If you live in Italy or Spain you didn't get a "gold edition," but Capcom is releasing Resident Evil 5: Move Edition in those countries.
A Capcom representative also let us know that folks playing together will be able to play co-op online or offline with any supported controller configurations (a Move and Navigation Controller pair can play alongside a DualShock 3, for instance). The Move controls (and all the other control options) will be available in the main story, Mercenaries and bonus episodes.
A Capcom representative also let us know that folks playing together will be able to play co-op online or offline with any supported controller configurations (a Move and Navigation Controller pair can play alongside a DualShock 3, for instance). The Move controls (and all the other control options) will be available in the main story, Mercenaries and bonus episodes.
Reader Comments (28)
Posted: Aug 18th 2010 11:10AM tenacioustoaster said
@Follisimo That is the one thing that stopped me getting that game at launch and it has since fallen under my radar. I will pick it up at some point.
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Posted: Aug 18th 2010 11:18AM McDuckScrooged said
Its just so pumped in her hands and her caress is so nice it makes it glow..
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Posted: Aug 18th 2010 11:27AM den69 said
Right so even though people with only the normal edition can play alongside gold/move editions somehow all versions can't be patched?..
I bet the trophy list will be the exact same one as the normal edition i.e not a new list on the XMB so everything they say just screams of bull.
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I bet the trophy list will be the exact same one as the normal edition i.e not a new list on the XMB so everything they say just screams of bull.
Posted: Aug 18th 2010 12:11PM captplut9465 said
@den69
Yeah, we can't patch it because the code is different = we want you to buy the Gold Edition even if you bought the original + DLC already.
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Yeah, we can't patch it because the code is different = we want you to buy the Gold Edition even if you bought the original + DLC already.
Posted: Aug 18th 2010 11:28AM den69 said
Right so even though people with only the normal edition can play alongside gold/move editions somehow all versions can't be patched?..
I bet the trophy list will be the exact same one as the normal edition i.e not a new list on the XMB so everything they say just screams of bull.
Sorry if this is a double-post joystiq is being sucky.
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I bet the trophy list will be the exact same one as the normal edition i.e not a new list on the XMB so everything they say just screams of bull.
Sorry if this is a double-post joystiq is being sucky.
Posted: Aug 18th 2010 11:41AM HardBoiled2009 said
Stupid Move Capcom......Stupid Move * shakes head *
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Posted: Aug 18th 2010 11:44AM Jawmuncher said
What were still complaining about moving and shooting. I thought we were finally past that!
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Posted: Aug 18th 2010 12:09PM captplut9465 said
So in the future, I'll be avoiding Capcom DLC and just go for the Super Special Editions. I bought Versus, LIN and DE separately.
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Posted: Aug 18th 2010 2:24PM FredFredrickson said
Seems like a bit of a waste of time to me. I wouldn't go back and play through hardly any of my old games if they suddenly had a new method of control. Even if the control is entirely different - I've already played those games, and they are not really entertaining anymore.
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Posted: Aug 18th 2010 3:15PM Prboi said
Seriously, RE5 has been out for over a year & having motion controls will not make it sell more as people who already bought it, won't buy it again. & If they're targeting the average consumer, what do you think the parent is going to buy: The game that's just 50 bucks or the game that's 50 bucks but needs the Move controllers for 80 bucks totaling 130 bucks. Same thing goes with Kinect.
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