Resident Evil 5: Gold Edition - Barry Burton (Mercenaries Reunion Mode) Trailer - PlayJamUK
New trailer for Resident Evil 5: Gold Edition, showcasing the introduction of Barry Burton to the Mercenaries Reunion Mode. Capcom will be releasing two new DLC story chapters. "Lost In Nightmares" takes place before the events of Resident Evil 5 and includes a mansion inspired by the setting of the very first RE game. "Desperate Escape" takes place during the end of Resident Evil 5, as Jill and Josh race to save Chris and Sheva from the endgame's exploding volcano. The Gold Edition expansion looks like a genuine sequel, just like Resident Evil 3: Nemesis. The US release date for the Gold Edition disc is March 9, 2010, while the European release date is scheduled for March 12, 2010. The DLC content release dates are as follows: "Lost in Nightmares" and the first costume pack will be available for download on February 17 for Xbox 360 and February 18 for PS3, while "Desperate Escape", the second episode, and costume pack will be released on March 3 (Xbox 360) and 4th (PS3). Capcom announced that Biohazard 5: Alternative Edition would be released in Japan in Spring 2010 for PlayStation 3. The new version will use the PlayStation Motion Controller. It will include the new scenario titled "Lost in Nightmares". Capcom US has announced that the new content will be released in DLC format for Australia, Europe and America. Japan will have a full retail disc. Another edition outside of Japan, entitled Resident Evil 5: Gold Edition will be released as a full retail disc, comprising the "Lost in Nightmares" episode as well as the newly announced "Desperate Escape" episode included. There will also be two costume packs that will be included on the disc and 8 new playable characters confirmed for Mercenaries mode (thus retitling the mode "Mercenaries Reunion"). Alternatively, for those who do not purchase the Gold Edition, both episodes as well as both costume packs will be available as DLC, with 2 of the 8 new characters bundled with each downloadable item. This means that by buying all four DLC, players will then already own all of the content on the disc. However, this only directly applies to the PS3 version, due to the fact that the Xbox 360 version will not contain all DLC content from the start. The Xbox 360's disc will instead come with a download token, allowing for a free download of all of the DLC while the PS3 version already has all new content from purchase.
