ESRB rating<\/a> <\/strong>has just appeared\u00a0on the Internet and provided us with some insight into the game – and it looks like Capcom has been playing its\u00a0cards close to its\u00a0chest.<\/p>\nAccording to the description, players will get to use pistols, shotguns, flamethrowers, explosives and chainsaws “to kill mutant creatures”, with the ESRB going into detail on some of the gory sequences depicted during the game’s cutscenes.<\/p>\n
“As players progress through the story, cutscenes can depict instances of gore and intense acts of violence,” it says.<\/p>\n
“A character’s arm dismembered by a chainsaw; a man’s leg taken off at the knee with a shovel; a character impaled through the face with a shovel. Some areas also depict mutilated corpses with exposed organs\/viscera.”<\/p>\n
Combat is accompanied by “realistic gunfire”, the description adds, along with “screams of pain” and “exaggerated blood-splatter effects”.<\/p>\n
Looks like we’ll be getting a much more Resident Evil-ish game than we initially thought, albeit from a new perspective.<\/p>\n
In addition to the new information provided by the ESRB rating, Capcom showcased some of its tech featured in the next RE instalment, including\u00a0photogrammetry, a practice in which people and objects are photographed from several angles then reproduced digitally as a 3D model.<\/p>\n
A few images<\/a><\/strong> were taken during the Capcom’s presentation\u00a0at game developer conference CEDEC.<\/p>\n\n\t\t