The next Resident Evil movie, dubbed Resident Evil: Afterlife, has now been announced and production has begun in Toronto, Canada. Milia Jovovich will be returning as the overpowered, zombie-pwning Alice, while Claire Redfield will still be played by Ali Larter. The rest of the ol' crew will be meeting again on-set, but they will be joined by a new face - Wentworth Miller, who will play Chris Redfield.

If these new ESRB listings prove to be correct, we may be seeing Solid Snake again on the PS3. It won't be Old Snake, though, but Metal Gear Solid-era Snake, and he'll even be bringing along pre-steroids Chris Redfield and Jill Valentine from before she had a dye job.

Though not an entirely new concept, applying smell-technology to video games is damned cool - at least of course, until they start applying the same smelly tech to Resident Evil or some such. But anyway, yes, smell-tech is slowly wafting its way to video games, and a team from the University of Birmingham is doing just that!

The Resident Evil series has been known for unlockable alternate costumes for its playable characters. The latest in the franchise is no exception. Resident Evil 5 will be getting unlockable attires. Here we have screencaps from BioHazard 5, showing Sheva's unlockable attire. Whoever took these screenshots sure had some creative angles, making sure that we got all our bases covered (figuratively).

Ah, the plot thickens. The latest viral campaign episode for Resident Evil 5 is out and about, this time it's got Claire Redfield. What's she doing here, don't ask me. It's a viral clip and answers aren't all that a priority here. Let's hope finally getting to play the game does tie everything up though.

Fans managed to hack the Japanese demo of Resident Evil 5, revealing what may be a clue to Jill Valentine's role in the game. We'll tag it rumor for now, but if you don't like possible spoilers, better not go to the full article for details.

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At the last Tokyo Game Show, Capcom showed footage of Resident Evil 5, which ended with a shot of Jill Valentine's tombstone. If you remained hopeful that Capcom was just pulling your leg and didn't kill off Jill, I have some bad news for you.

Two new Resident Evil 5 vids! These clips follow this whole mysterious viral campaign from Capcom. It's got the cryptic "They're in Kijuju" message, plus a look into a live-action Chris Redfield freaking out in the middle of a speech. Weird weird weird. It reminds me of the Resistance 2 viral ad campaign with Katie Sackoff. Here's hoping things eventually get explained.

With the Resident Evil 5 Xbox 360 demo already available in Japan, Capcom's now also released a new TV commercial. It's pretty short - clocking in at only 30 seconds. Not to say there's isn't a lot to see though. We see more clips from some of the cutscenes in the game. Of course, this being the next friendly reunion between Chris Redfield and Albert Wesker, there's that required showdown scene to boot. "Time to die, Chris!"

Yesterday's Resident Evil 5 news from Famitsu felt like a horde of zombies hitting a huge industrial fan. While everyone seems to be talking about the demo (and all other brouhaha over it), another bit of info from Famitsu was Japan's Resident Evil 5 Limited Edition. Today we finally get to see the damned thing. Turns out the limited edition really is going to be limited. There's only a quick time period in which people can pre-order a copy of it.