They've learned from their mistakes, big time. One of Biohazard 5's biggest flaws was it's over saturated marketing scheme. Make no mistake, we'll see a lot more Biohazard 6 this year, but things are already vastly different. Biohazard 5 was shown on and off for four years, that is both too much wait time and too much dead ball era in regards to any significant excitement. The games during this gap were lackluster and did little to fuel hype for Biohazard 5 and perhaps most of all, the trailers were far too information heavy and gave away practically the entire game. Before anyone whines as to not seeing certain characters, mark my words...

Capcom is learning from their previous blunder.

This means you will not see significant surprises until down the road or perhaps even while playing the game for the first time. This is akin to old school Biohazard promotionals and the way it should be. Never mind the year wait being a killer, remember waiting for four? This is perfect. Keep the game in development, keep it under wraps and when announced have a concrete direction and progress under the belt. More so, a small wait. Less than a year is beyond small, it's like Biohazard 3 / CV all over again. Again, I can't praise enough the direction of the marketing this time around. What helps even more is that the gap filler is actually substantial. We have a mainstream title and movie leading into Biohazard 6, along with a spin off multiplayer title. The timing of the Biohazard 6 announcement lends itself to Revelations and vise versa, it's all working out perfectly.

Leon looks like Devil May Cry 4 Dante.

The new characters... not sure about them yet. Did I hear Ashley Graham's voice in there, that blonde girl?

Leon looks extremely similar to Retribution Leon.