DLC support is a practice that’s been around for quite a while now, with its presence being known strongly in this current generation of consoles. It’s not exactly something gamers adore, either. I mean, don’t get me wrong, sometimes publishers do opt to release reasonable pieces of
DLC for games at reasonable prices. But other times it seems like a desperate cash grab tactic– games being put out in an uncompleted state so that
DLC could be sold post-launch. Having said that, fans looking forward to next week’s release of
Resident Evil Revelations may be happy to know (or not) that the game won’t be met with post-launch
DLC of any kind– you’ll be getting the full game as it was always intended.
Being asked if the game would see
DLC support on
Capcom-Unity’s forums,
Capcom’s very own Christian Svensson replied by stating that:
The game would have needed to have had the hooks built into it to accept future DLC. That is not the case.