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The downloadable HD versions of Resident Evil 4, Resident Evil: Code Veronica X has a release date for September. According to Gamespot, at Capcom’s Comic Con panel, the titles will release September 20 (RE4) and September 27 (Code Veronica). For Japan, the titles are bundled in a Resident Evil 15th Anniversary bundle.
Also to note, the games will be available in retail stores as well however no pricing details were given.
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