In last weeks episode of Invisible Walls, they covered all the big announcements at the Game Developers Conference.

And in the episode, which is by the way was their 51 episode, they covered one of the biggest games at the show, Punch-Out!. Within their discussion it was revealed that there were only 13 characters within the title and somewhere within their discussion the word “DLC” poped up.

However, according to one of the cast members, when asking a rep from Nintendo about them bring in more character via Downloadable Content they were told that they weren’t going to do DLC for the title.

Chris Kramer has stated  that Resident Evil 5 signals a new direction for the survival horror series with it “waving goodbye” to many of the story lines and characters seen in previous installments.

When speaking to the Major Nelson, in his recent podcast, Kramer stated that, “It’s a really good time for new players to jump in, because what we’re doing is kind of waving goodbye to a lot of storyline elements from, essentially, act one of the Resident Evil franchise.”

“Resident evil 5 is really setting the franchise up for what’s going to happen now going forwards, so establishing new characters and storylines, and pretty much a new direction for the game.”

“If you’re late to the party and you haven’t been playing the games for the past 15 years, all you need to know is that the game’s a lot of fun and just filled with action, so you don’t have to worry about the plot, as we’re kind up picking up and starting afresh.”

Yesterday, reports started storming in that Resident Evil 5 wasn’t going to have Run-and-Gun feature, but why didn’t they add that into the game? So here’s the question Resident Evil 5, were is the Run-and-Gun?

Pending that if you aren’t one of the nearly 2 million people that had a chance to play the Resident Evil 5 demo, you’ll probably didn’t know that the demo didn’t have a Run-and-Gun feature, which could of been a useful tool in the demo.

Going into that, if you are one of the many people on the web that search gaming websites, you probable may of already heard the many cries of disappointment by Resident Evil fans because of there not being a Run-and-Gun feature.

Speaking of, on the latest episode of the HipHopGamerShow, this is just an example, the HipHopGamer had ‘tested’ the demo listing a number of gameplay disappointments at the end of the show. Taking that into note, he listed one of the many problems with the demo, the lack of Run-and-Gun, which you can view at his site which should clear up what I’m talking about you.

Now, the camera will turn from the game to the developers, what were to you guys thinking!?!? That feature could of been very useful in the final product, but please do think of it when you guys bring out something new for the game.

Resident Evil 5, by far, has shown some very interesting showcases in its video library, but its yet to show something like this. As a timed exclusive to Gamekyo, Capcom has revealed an new story trailer that shows some very important spoilers from Resident Evil 5. The game will be heading your way in March. Also Capcom is planning to release a demo for the game this week so watch out for the demo.

It’s funny because when Dead Space was released reviewer’s said that it  was better then Resident Evil. This was because it was the first time in a long time that anyone took a good crack at the horror series. I’m mean Dead Space is a really good game but now that you look at it, the game doesn’t have that long lasting appeal but I’m not here to review. Anyway, the guys over at Gaming Indians had a chance to go hands on with Resident Evil 5 and according to them the game looks alike on both platforms which are the PS3 and 360.

“As expected, Capcom’s proprietary Framework engine churns out some gorgeous visuals. Chris’ model in particular is superb with excellent attention to detail. Sadly, the frame rate in this particular build wasn’t up to the mark. The level also suffered from a few V-sync (screen tearing) issues. Although we only got to play the PS3 version, both versions are expected to look nearly identical when released.”

We all know the game has some “gorgeous visuals” because we have all seen the videos and gameplay. But it’s great to know that Capcom isn’t that byist on platforms. The game going to be amazing and this just adds to the hype, great job Capcom.

What a day. At the E3 press conference the today, Microsoft announced the release date for the upcoming Capcom game, Resident Evil 5. According to Microsoft, the game will be releasing on March 13th, 2009 in North America. Along with the North America release date Microsoft also gave the Japanese release date which happens to be one day before the North American release date, March 12th, 2009.

We already heard the news that Insomniac and Infinity Ward wouldn’t be giving trophy support for Call of Duty 4, Ratchet and Clank and Resistance. Now, it looks like we’ll be adding one of Capcoms games to the list. According to a post made by one of Capcom’s many moderators , it looks like Capcom will not be adding any trophy support for Devil May Cry 4. The moderator told one of their members that trophies are very unlikely because the game already has its own “little trophy system”.

The moderator also told the member that the likelyness of there being trophies in Puzzle Fighter is also very unlikely, mainly because the team working on the game is finish working on everything for the game. But, look up the moderator told the user that SSF2T HD Remix trophy support is still undetermined.

On the PlayStation Network you will be happy to see Episode 2 as it hits the PLAYSTATION Network today. In this month Episode here is what you can expect to see.

• Resistance 2 – The big cover story for this issue is Insomniac’s upcoming PS3-exclusive FPS. Bonus! You get to see host Veronica Belmont don a mo-cap suit just for this game.
• Silent Hill: Homecoming – A look at Konami’s upcoming horror game.
• Madden Twenty Year Retrospective
• Naruto Ultimate Ninja Storm – Exclusive first playable demo.

Qore is set at the lovely price $2.99 per each episode,$24.99 for a year subscription.But Remember if your waiting patiently for the SOCOM Confrontation beta you will need to Hold On to Issue 1. We will tell you when there ready with the beta.

With all the conservative talk surrounding Resident Evil 5 and racial tension, it’s nice to see some nice news coming in. A rep told videogaming247 that RE5 is planned for E3 2008 and to make things more robust it is stated to be the star of the this years E3.

“The next western world [media] drop will be to coincide with E3,” a Capcom rep told videogaming247 this morning.

But for now you may need to take a look at CAPTIVATE 08 where more details will be announced for the upcoming game. It may entail for us in the future and with a game like this on everybody’s list things can only get better with news on this game.

[Major Resident Evil 5 reveal planned for E3 ]

In this month issue of the Official PlayStation Magazine has some rumors for some upcoming games and games still in development. Let’s take a look.

• A game inspired by slasher films, in which you play as the serial killer, is currently in development.
• Infinity Ward, best known for Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare, is considering making a brand new sci-fi title.
• Rockstar may buy developer Realtime Worlds and turn APB, its massively multiplayer crime game, into a new GTA edition.
• Capcom is adding more white enemies to Resident Evil 5.
• Uncharted is being made into a film by the same production team behind Three Kings and 12 Monkeys.
• Stop making malaria tablets, Afrirka will be releasing in August, but only in Japan.
• PlayStation 3 achievements called ‘trophies’ – will be unveiled soon, and 70% of games will already be compatible.

With all these rumors you can only wait.

We already know that Eidos would be occuping long awaited titles like Tomb Raider Underworld and Just Cause 2. It comes as no surprise that Eidos will implan a new episode of Hitman, this comes with no exit date or even what platform that game will make it’s big exit on.

[Le prochain Hitman annoncé via Jeux-France]