Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City video preview playing as Jill, Ada Wong, Leon and Claire
We take control of Jill in Heroes mode and give Ada Wong a shotgun blast to the face
Operation Raccoon City’s multiplayer puts players up against each other and the zombie horde with four new multiplayer modes. GamesRadar’s Lorenzo Veloria and Dave Rudden from OXM try out Heroes mode where players take control of popular characters like Leon, Claire, and Ada Wong. Check out the video below.
In all multiplayer modes, there are three opposing forces at odds at any given time. Players control either the Umbrella Secret Service (USS) operatives or a U.S. Military Spec-Ops team. Overcoming the other team with more kills, G-virus sample captures, or getting to the chopper in the respective mode will earn your team a win and experience to unlock weapons and character abilities. But the opposite team won’t be your only concern. Standing in your way are hordes of NPC zombies and Bio-Organic Weapons like Lickers, Hunters, and the hulking Tyrant who attack both sides.
In addition to Heroes, Raccoon City will have three multiplayer modes. Team attack is the standard team deathmatch, Biohazard calls for teams to collect and store five G-virus samples before the other team, and Survivor will have teams fighting for a seat on the last evacuation helicopter.
Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City hits stores on March 20 on PS3 and Xbox 360.
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Many years ago, Lorenzo Veloria was a Senior Editor here at GamesRadar+ helping to shape content strategy. Since then, Lorenzo has shifted his attention to Future Plc's broader video game portfolio, working as a Senior Brand Marketing Manager to oversee the development of advertising pitches and marketing strategies for the department. He might not have all that much time to write about games anymore, but he's still focused on making sure the latest and greatest end up in front of your eyes one way or another.
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