Although Resident Evil Online was never a success, Capcom wanted to prove everyone that their series could also do well in multiplayer. Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City is an attempt at that, and though it is not a total miss, it still fails to convince in several areas. First, forget single player, the AI is mostly terrible and you will need real allies to survive the missions. Then, the shooting mechanics have nothing really exciting, especially when faced to human enemies. It sure gets more fun against zombies, Lickers and Hunters but if you're not a big fan of the franchise, you will probably see Operation Raccoon City as a pale copy of Left4Dead. But enough with all the talking, time for a few videos of the single player mode.

Capcom introduces the Nemesis mode of Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City with a trailer and some screenshots.

Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City gets a new trailer today showing the game's brutality and triple threat battle.

Umbrella's USS members and US government's Spec-Ops are introduced in this new trailer of Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City.

Here comes a new trailer for Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City. It details the competitive versus modes (Team Attack, Biohazard, Survivors and Heroes) that will allow players to play as either a member of the Umbrella Security Service or US Spec Ops.

Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City gets a new trailer that shows off the triple threat battle between the Umbrella Security Service, US Spec Ops, zombies and more. The game will hit shelves on March 20 in North America and three days later across Europe.

Here is the latest trailer of Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City showing off the characters playable in the Versus Mode.

Capcom has published new assets of Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City. Check out this new trailer and these fresh screens after the jump.

At a time when Japanese developers are still having a hard time ajusting to the current generation, publisher Capcom has always managed to keep a good level of quality. This year's E3 has not proven otherwise with no less than three anticipated titles: Asura's Wrath, Dragon's Dogma and Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City. All these games were presented in a playable version so we could give them all a try to let you know about our first impressions. Asura's Wrath is clearly one of the games that held our attention, but the coming of a new IP such as Dragon's Dogma should not be undermined. As for Operation Raccoon City, it is trying hard to freshen up the series' gameplay, at last. Time for a first verdict, so join me inside.

Capcom has released various assets for Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City. You can find the Trailer and gameplay footage below.
Update: Gameplay video added.