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Resident Evil: Infinite Darkness gets another new trailer
With the gaming world gearing up for the imminent launch of Resident Evil: Village. Netflix have added to the hype with a new trailer for their upcoming anime - Resident Evil: Infinite Darkness.
You can check out the trailer below...
'It is 2006. The White House has been subjected to a massive security breach in which computer files privy only to President Graham have been stolen. During the investigation, power is cut and the fortress is attacked by Zombies, adding more questions. The following day, TerraSave activist Claire Redfield visits to petition the construction for refugee centres for those affected by bioterrorism. In a chance meeting with US Army special operations soldier Leon S. Kennedy, the two are able to link the incident at the White House with a child's drawing of another bioterror incident on the other side of the world.'
Resident Evil: Infinite Darkness is coming to Netflix in July 2021.
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