The Reviewer's Guide goodness continues to flow. In addition to a great breakdown of basics like game mechanics and scoring, there's also fun stuff like a review of the game's weapons, lots of character details and backstory, and even an interview with RE: UC producer Masachika Kawata. And if that wasn't enough to entice your clicking finger, did you know Wesker was 38 years old, 138 cm (I think that's approximately 23 feet), 84.5 kg, with O-type blood? No? Then this is news you cannot miss! Read NOW or cry yourself to sleep in ignorance.

Tired of all the Wii's fuzzy cuteness? Then maybe it's time you unload on endless waves of T-virus'd baddies by picking up Resident Evil: The Umbrella Chronicles nownownow. ResidentEvil.com has also been updated with a bunch of new videos, including a review of the new weappns, trailers with Ada and Wesker, and more. Click here for the full press release.

Mo' Milla, Mo' zombies, and in addition to the magic of Blu-ray, some pretty cool extras:

- Sneak Peek at Resident Evil: Degeneration, the first Resident Evil CGI feature film - Deleted Scenes - Filmmakers’ Commentary - Alice Vision: Preproduction featurette - The Big Bang: Shooting Resident Evil: Extinction featurette - Bigger, Faster, Stronger: The Undead Evolve featurette - Vegas Visual Effects: Miniatures featurette

Follow the link to read the full Sony Pictures press release: RESIDENT EVIL: EXTINCTION The Latest Installment in the Multi-Million Dollar Movie and Video Game Franchise Arrives on Widescreen Special Edition DVD, Blu-rayTM High-Def and PSP January 1st Loaded with Special Features including Deleted Scenes and the Worldwide Premiere of the Trailer for “Resident Evil: Degeneration” Blu-rayTM High-Def Format Features First Ever Picture in Picture Experience Blu-ray Disc™ Three-Pack, “Resident Evil: High Definition Trilogy,” Also Arriving New Year’s Day Culver City, Calif (November 12, 2007) – Sony Pictures Home Entertainment unleashes the successful sci-fi horror action film Resident Evil: Extinction on January 1. The third installment of the $300 million box office videogame-based series follows genetically-enhanced warrior Alice (Milla Jovovich, Resident Evil) and her fellow survivors – played by Ali Larter (Legally Blonde, TV’s “Heroes”), R&B sensation Ashanti (John Tucker Must Die), Mike Epps (Roll Bounce) and Oded Fehr (The Mummy, Resident Evil: Apocalypse) – in a last attempt to save Earth from a fatal virus. The high-paced battle against zombies, and the corrupt Umbrella Corporation, forces the team to use their wits and brawn to uncover the truth and defeat the deadly enemy before mankind becomes extinct. The Resident Evil: Extinction DVD features a collectible bronze-colored foil package and will be available for an SRP of $28.95 (DVD), $38.96 (Blu-ray DiscTM), and $24.94 (PSP). Additionally, Resident Evil and Resident Evil: Extinction will all be available for the first time on Blu-ray Disc™ as part of a new high definition trilogy box set containing all three films in the franchise. The Blu-ray™ High-Def three-pack SRP is $89.85 and also features collectible foil packaging.

If you want to stalk a post-apocalyptic wasteland to feed on the flesh of the living, but keep getting pwned by local heroes, you should find some similarly-minded zombie friends over at Zombie Walk. Because seriously, a lone zombie is just asking for a shoddy to the dome.

You've heard talk about more big-screen Resident Evil action, and now it looks like the rumors are... true? 2008? Awesome. New storyline? Double-awesome. CG? ... I <3 CG, but am worried this could reduce my opportunities to stand creepily nearby Mila even further. Details as they develop...