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Capcom has announced Resident Evil 6 after much speculation, confirming the game for a shocking November 20 worldwide launch for PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360.

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VentureBeat’s Dean Takahashi has bet all in on red, reporting that Leon Kennedy and Chris Redfield will both be the protagonists of Resident Evil 6.

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A viral website called No Hope Left has emerged ahead of some sort of reveal tonight, with evidence suggesting that it might be related to the still unannounced Resident Evil 6.

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The inevitable next Resident Evil looms surprisingly large thanks to a less-than-watertight credits list.

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Capcom’s Tsukasa Takenaka has stressed the firm didn’t ignore Resident Evil’s horror roots in the fourth and fifth installments in series, but instead explored a more divergent horror with the addition of pulse pounding action.

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EGM’s reporting that Resident Evil 6 will finally get its bow at TGS this week.

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The LinkedIn profile of a CG artist going by name of Shannon Justison has listed “Resident Evil 6 Cinematics” as being one of the projects she has worked on.

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Time for a second batch of shorts to get your weekend started right. It is International Beer Day, after all, and we’ll personally be celebrating by participating in some Irish Yoga.

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If an image taken during Comic-Con is legitimate, it looks as though Resident Evil 6 will be revealed at the Tokyo Game Show on September 15.

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Capcom has told Rely on Horror that it is aware fans prefer the traditional, horror-suspense gameplay of past Resident Evil games and it is looking to bring it back.

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According to Capcom producer Masachika Kawata, the next core Resident Evil game will be radically different from Resident Evil 5.

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Albert Wesker voice actor DC Douglas has called out Capcom to cast him again in the role for Resident Evil 6.

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Capcom’s bringing the goods to Tokyo this week, confirming it will announce four new games at TGS.

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Sounds like we’re going to be waiting a lot less than eight years for this.

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Resident Evil 5 producer Jun Takeuchi has said he won’t be involved in the production of Resident Evil 6.

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Capcom’s Jun Takeuchi has said that he doesn’t plan on returning to the Resident Evil series anytime soon.

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Capcom has not decided on a producer for Resident Evil 6 yet, according to RE5 producer Jun Takeuchi.

“The producer for Resident Evil 6 hasn’t been decided yet,” Takeuchi told Kotaku. “I think, while Resident Evil 4 is a great game, its appeal was limited somewhat to maniac players. With RE5, I wanted to bring the series to a larger audience. I think its important to do the same for the next RE.”

Also, while possible, the gaming house has no plans to port RE5 to Wii due to the hardware.

“With the difference between hardware specs for the Wii and the PS3, porting might be hard,” he said. “We currently have no plans.”

Bummer.

Thanks, GoNintendo.

Resident Evil 5’s producer Masachika Kawata has told The Gadget Show that anyone holding out for a sixth game in the horror series had better have some serious patience.

“We haven’t decided whether we’re going to make Resident Evil 6 yet,” he said.

“But if we do, it could take anywhere up to eight years, but hopefully only four.”

Um. Right. Considering eight years is a significant percentage of most people’s lifetime, we can do nothing but salute you, Capcom.

Thanks, D-Pad.

Producer Jun Takeuchi has told 1UP that Resident Evil it to get a proper reboot with its sixth game.

In what is destined to be the first genuinely epic game of 2009, Resident Evil 5 is practically guaranteed to be the last of its kind, with the game’s producer, Jun Takeuchi, assuring us that a reboot is in order for the inevitable Resident Evil 6. That’s not to suggest that there’s anything wrong with the evil at hand. Quite the opposite; it’s awesome fun, and we’ve beaten the game from beginning to end, and have a week’s worth of detailed, insider info for you to enjoy.

The news is likely to go down well with the many RE5 demo-players that felt the game was somewhat stuck in the past.

No date, details, or anything else for that matter. Obviously.

Thanks, Kotaku.