Well i would prefer that over a merc map, but im sticking with gamestop. cheynz

I'm positive they'll release those maps as future DLC anyway but yea the umbrella definitely looks cool

The only game soundtrack i have ever gotten was the infamous soundtrack from pre oredering it.

As for other soundtracks, i wouldnt buy them. i would never listen to them, not really all that good to me, but in game its super important. It always sets the mood and playing on mute ruins it but im not usually aware of the music, it just goes with it and makes it. Idk, hard to explain

cheynz

I totally get what you're saying.Music is always an important role when developing a game especially in the horror field but if they do decide to release a RE6 soundtrack I would get it day 1

Talk about epic,it really blows when we get something nowhere near as good as this

http://youtu.be/c7490OMYKl0

This week's Famitsu confirms that Ada Wong will be playable in Resident Evil 6.

Ada will have her own campaign that you'll have to unlock before playing. This means that you must complete Leon, Chris and Jakes campaigns first.

Speaking with Famitsu, the producers said that her story will clear mysteries from the other three campaigns and that its solo, meaning that you'll have to play without a partner-unlike the other campaigns,gameplay here

This week's Famitsu also revealed a new online mode for the game called Agent Hunt, in which you take control of a creature and enter other playrs' games. In this mode you'll have to be strategic, since the agents (heroes) have the advantage.

Watch a preview of agent mode here

CVG was able to play the first 15 hours of Resident Evil 6's three story threads.

Resident Evil 6's Ustanak makes Nemesis look like a baby. He's 10ft of walking, grunting bio-weapon, with scarred flaps of sickeningly pale skin stapled over a deformed slab of skull, and a mean right hand that looks like Wolverine after falling on a TV antennae. He's basically Nemesis' harder older brother, and torments you throughout Resident Evil 6.

Check out the full preview here.

In a interview with Siliconera, Resident Evil 6 executive producer Hiroyuki Kobayashi reveals why Capcom decided to bring back the zombies to the series. In some of the most recent main titles in the series, Capcom introduced us to many new creatures like the Ganado and Majini in Resident Evil 4 and Resident Evil 5 and the Ooze in RE Revelations - but no zombies.

"We brought zombies back because they're popular. Everyone loves em, that's why we brought them back," Kobayashi said, speaking to Siliconera. "Based on feedback from Resident Evil 4 and Resident Evil 5, the fact that there weren't classic zombies in those games and people really wanted them. We tried to respond to the requests and put them in this game. We tweaked them a bit so they aren't the same zombies you would expect."

The zombies in Resident Evil 6 aren't like the ones we know and have seen in games and films. These zombies are much faster and smarter. They even pick up weapons and use them when they find them.

"It's not that we decided zombies should use weapons per se. It's just that we wanted to get across the feeling that these used to be people and people either picked up weapons when they were fighting or they used certain objects when they were alive," Kobayashi said. "It's not that they are purposely using weapons, it's in the back of their mind because they used to use weapons before they became zombies."

Kobayashi also revealed that there will be other ways for the player to interact with zombies when fighting them. It will be a key component that will be revealed at a later date, he said.

Music from the game is now available to purchase. Under license by Capcom, Sumthing Else Music Works has released Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City Original Soundtrack. It can be purchased through their own site http://www.sumthingdigital.com/AlbumDetails.aspx?albumid=5753 and or downloaded from Amazon MP3, iTunes and other digital music sites.

The Resident Evil Operation Raccoon City soundtrack is composed by Shusaku Uchiyama, who's also composed music for previous Resident Evil games, including Resident Evil 2 and The Darkside Chronicles.

If you pre-order Resident Evil 6 from the Capcom Store you'll get a full-size umbrella with the Umbrella Corporation logo. Check out the umbrella below: