Netflix dropped a trailer for the new CG animated series Resident Evil: Infinite Darkness series on Sunday which is set to release worldwide in 2021.

This marks the first CG series adaptation of the popular Resident Evil horror game franchise. A CG film, Resident Evil: Vendetta, was released in 2017.

The Resident Evil franchise first launched with its first game for the PlayStation back in 1996. The latest entry to the video game franchise, Resent Evil 7, dropped back in 2017 to rave reviews. A sequel, Resident Evil Village, is in the works for next-generation consoles.

The series will be produced and supervised by Capcom’s Hiroyuki Kobayashi, a long-time producer on the Resident Evil series who worked on the critically-acclaimed Resident Evil 7, and producer of the three CG films: Resident Evil: Degeneration, Resident Evil: Damnation, and Resident Evil: Vendetta.

The series is described by Netflix as ‘horror with a sci-fi twist’ and will be centred on popular Resident Evil characters Leon Scott Kennedy and Claire Redfield. Check out the official teaser trailer below.

Stay tuned for the latest updates on Resident Evil: Infinite Darkness, launching worldwide on Netflix in 2021.

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It was revealed last Monday that a video game based on the internationally-lauded anime series Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba was in the works. Two news trailers for two new games have now been released, giving us a peek at what to expect.

Below is the trailer for the forthcoming PS4 title, Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba – Hinokami Keppuutan, set to drop some time in 2021. It is being developed by CyberConnect 2, the same studio that developed Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot and Naruto: Ultimate Ninja Storm.

Take a look inside the game’s development here:

A mobile battle royale game is also in development for iOS and Android. Titled Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba – Keppuu Kengeki Royale, it will be released sometime this year. See the trailer below.

Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba aired on Crunchyroll last year to international acclaim. A sequel film, Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba the Movie: Mugen Train, will be released this year. It is being directed by Haruo Sotozaki at Ufotable.

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The Capcom Cafe is collaborating with the action-adventure hack and slash video game Devil May Cry 5 once again at the Ikebukuro, Tokyo branch from December 5, 2019 to January 15, 2020.

The cafe will feature various menu items and merchandise that was sold at the Laketown branch of Capcom Cafe, as well as a new meal and two new desserts. For new merchandise, they have introduced a Vergil perfume.

New Menu Items

Devil Breaker “Overture” Potato – ¥880 (Before Tax)

These fries are inspired by the Overture Devil Breaker used by Nero. They are served with two kinds of sauce: ketchup and bagna càuda. Enjoy this simple but delicious dish based on the first Devil Breaker available in the game.

My Strawberry Sundae – ¥1,100 (Before Tax)

Piled to the top with sweet strawberries, now fans can enjoy Dante’s favourite dessert too.

Demon World Mont Blanc – ¥980 (Before Tax)

Dive into the Demon World with this mont blanc, made with black cocoa and mixed berries for a rich and deep flavour.

These are the new food items introduced, but there are lots of others you can order too.

New Merchandise

Vergil Perfume – ¥4,800 (Before Tax)

This perfume captures everything about the DMC character Vergil including his path to seeking the truth and his superiority. The first smell to hit your nose is the cool and piercing mint, followed by the waft of cedarwood, and finally amber for an oriental finish.

The cafe also has plans to reproduce the Nero, Dante and V perfumes for the cafe too, all of which originally sold out.

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A new trailer has dropped for the forthcoming PlayStation4® and Nintendo Switch™ game Tokyo Olympics 2020 Official Video Game detailing more information regarding online matchmaking and the games we can expect.

Ranked Games: Aim for gold online

Ranked Games will pit you against other players online where you will compete to get the highest worldwide rank. The rank system ranges from C- to A+. Matches in this mode are carried out with a timetable just like the real Olympic Games. The athletic events will change every 30-minutes within which you are free to retry as many times as you like. The match time limit will be chosen according to your rank, and players will be given an opponent with a close rank to themselves. Players will receive a “Rank Score” when they play. As their Rank Score increases so does their rank. If their rank goes high enough they will be able to participate in special ranking matches.

Boxing

Players will go head to head against each other 1 on 1 in a boxing ring and control each fist with the left and stick analogue sticks respectively. Even inexperienced players to boxing games have a chance at winning these matches as they continue to roll out the punches. Players can also side step and guard to block incoming attacks. If they fill up the three-bar gauge fully they can throw out a “Special Blow” and deal high damage.

Hammer Throw

In the Hammer Throw game, players will need to swing their hammers with the analogue stick with increasing speed to reach the furthest distance. If players continue rotating the analogue stick after the hammer has been thrown their character will let out a war cry which can make the hammer fly even further.

Participate in the Olympics from your own home by picking up a copy of the official video game dropping in Japan on July 24, 2019.

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