Not just content with churning out a sequel to Resident Evil: The Umbrella Chronicles, the teams at Cavia and Capcom are trying to push the boundaries of the little white box known as the Wii. Their aim is to push the visuals up to a level that is almost comparable to Xbox 360 visuals.
The teams are also placing a strong emphasis on the game's atmosphere. Various filters will be employed to pull the player deeper into their character's shoes while he or she battles against the walking dead.
Feel free to read more about what changes are in store for The Darkside Chronicles. Resident Evil: The Darkside Chronicles takes players through the events of Resident Evil 2, Code Veronica, and a completely new campaign.
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"One of the things we thought we needed to achieve was a near-360 level of graphics," said Cavia's Kentaro Noguchi. "By adding in technology like HDR, global illumination, shadow/lighting and some filters, we feel that we were able to achieve some graphics that are the best you will see on the Wii."
The teams are also placing a strong emphasis on the game's atmosphere. Various filters will be employed to pull the player deeper into their character's shoes while he or she battles against the walking dead.
Feel free to read more about what changes are in store for The Darkside Chronicles. Resident Evil: The Darkside Chronicles takes players through the events of Resident Evil 2, Code Veronica, and a completely new campaign.
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