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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | A Resident Evil game for the Nintendo 3DS, later released for PC and most consoles (in 2013 and in 2017 as HD versions). It returns to the roots of the series with a larger emphasis on the classic elements of Survival Horror and tense exploration, whilst still retaining the Third-Person Shooter gameplay of the newer titles. Set in 2005, the basic premise is that Chris and Jessica Sherawat, another BSAA agent, have gone missing. Jill and Jessica's partner, Parker Luciani, go on board a ship to find them. Unfortunately, things spiral out of control, as almost everyone on the ship is dead and BOWs are running amuck, thanks to a new virus called T-Abyss. |
