Capcom dates Resident Evil 5 for PC

The PC version of Resident Evil 5 will include full support for Nvidia's GeForce 3D Vision system.

Capcom has finally unveiled the release date for the PC version of semi-scary co-op zombie shooter, Resident Evil 5 - promising that the game will be available throughout Europe on September 18th.

On top of that, Capcom has confirmed that the PC version of the game will also have full support for Nvidia's GeForce 3D Vision system, which uses stereoscopic glasses to produce a truly 3D effect. Though the system is only compatible with certain monitors, we've found that the effects (though somewhat hit-and-miss) can be quite dramatic.

If you're one of those few people who has the required 3D Vision hardware but isn't sure about whether or not to pick up the game, Capcom has also released a Resident Evil 5 3D vision benchmarking tool that should help you get an idea for how the system works in the game.

After that, if you're still not sure then you can always check out out Resident Evil 5 PS3 review - or read the cliffnotes version, which is basically "Good, but Resi 4 was better."

If you've already played Resident Evil 5 are are jonesing for another Resi fix then be sure to keep your eyes on the front page - there's an iPhone version of Resident Evil 4 on the way, as well as rumours that Resident Evil 6 will reboot the entire series.

What do you think of 3D vision? Let us know your thoughts in the forums.
Quote SMIFFYDUDE 17th July 2009, 15:15
Is this the 3D that requires a ridiculously expensive 120mhz monitor for it to work?
Quote ChaosDefinesOrder 17th July 2009, 15:19
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Originally Posted by SMIFFYDUDE
Is this the 3D that requires a ridiculously expensive 120mhz monitor for it to work?

Yep, that's the one!
Quote eeevan 17th July 2009, 16:09
Once you play on one, the extra cost is totally justifiable.

120Hz on an really nice, bright LCD is glorious.
Quote wafflesomd 17th July 2009, 18:16
That's my birfday :)

There's also a benchmark out right now.
Quote Ghys 20th July 2009, 03:31
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Originally Posted by eeevan
Once you play on one, the extra cost is totally justifiable.

120Hz on an really nice, bright LCD is glorious.

True. so true

have some rep for being perfectly right :D
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