Capcom has revealed a lot of good news regarding Resident Evil Village the past few days. Not only will we now know when the game will be released, but a new demo for PlayStation 5 players has also been released. Amid all this positive news before VillageBut perhaps the best information is that the game isn’t going to be as strenuous on your wallet when you pick it up.
Pre-orders for Resident Evil Village have now officially gone live for all platforms and with it came the revelation that the next generation iteration of the game on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X will be no more expensive than the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One versions. Considering that RE Village originally thought to be just a game coming to the next generation of consoles, many assumed it would have a higher price. But as luck would have it, this won’t be the case and the game will only cost you $ 59.99.
If you’re wondering why this price could have been any different at all, since the release of the PS5 and Xbox Series X in late 2020, the retail value of some next-gen games is higher than what we’ve become. used to. Some titles have gone up to $ 69.99 in price, but this is not a practice that has been uniform across the video game industry. If Capcom decides to raise its game prices to this value in the future, that trend will clearly not start here Resident Evil Village.
With all of this said, there is still a $ 69.99 version of it Village which will be available on all platforms. This iteration is called the Deluxe Edition and comes with a new DLC for the game. Some of these additions in the DLC include a samurai weapon, a found footage filter, and some exclusive art.
And if you really want to become a high roller, there is a Collector’s Edition Resident Evil Village will also be available. This version costs $ 219.99 and includes a steel bookcase, poster, art book and a large statue of Chris Redfield. To read more about all the different versions of the game that will be available for purchase, please visit here.
Resident Evil Village will be released later this year on May 7 and will be available on PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X / S and PC. If you’d like to continue following all of our coverage of the game up to the launch date, please visit this page.
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