Resident Evil 5 PS4 and Xbox One Port Coming End of June

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Here it is, Resident Evil 5, arguably the worst of the modern Resident Evil games. According to Famitsu, the Resident Evil 5 PS4 HD port will be hitting the new consoles on June 28. This port will present the game in higher resolution and frame rate, though if the Resident Evil 6 port was any indication, the shooting mechanics and controls will remain as archaic as ever.

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Exophase has also put up the trophy list on their site, and it’s pretty much the same list from the PS3 and Xbox 360 versions of the game.

Resident Evil 5 follows protagonists Chris Redfield and Sheva Alomar as they travel to Africa in search of Albert Wesker and a new bioterrorist threat. The game was first released back in 2009, and was the first in the series to feature cooperative play. The game will allow you to play online with friends, or play with a housemate via splitscreen co-op. Capcom has also announced that a Resident Evil 4 HD port will be coming to the PS4 and Xbox One this year as well.

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