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Resident Evil Portable

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Synopsis

Resident Evil Portable was a PSP exclusive game in the Resident Evil series, announced in 2009, and originally slated for 2010. Little to no information has been given ever since and is now presumed cancelled.

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Warum ansehen?

Sehenswert, wenn du auf PlayStation Portable stehst. Regie: Capcom.

Für wen ist es?

Du wirst es mögen, wenn du magst

Nicht ideal, wenn du suchst

  • Paranormal
  • Körperhorror
  • Hexerei
  • Bestiarium

Einflüsse

  1. 1997
    Clock Tower: The First Fear
  2. 1998
    LSD: Dream Emulator
  3. 1999
    Echo Night 2: Nemuri no Shihaisha
  4. 1999
    Sound Novel Evolution 1: Otogirisou Sosei-Hen
  5. 2000
    Persona 2: Eternal Punishment
  6. —
    Resident Evil Portable

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