Steam Edition Feature Highlights:

• Added Steam Trading Cards
• DirectX 11 Render Backend instead of DirectX 10 (DirectX 9 still available as a fall-back option)
• Added Wrecking Crew maps: RUINS, REPERCUSSION, IMPERIAL, EXPANSION, FROST, ABANDONED
• Added Behemoth Mode (= Wrecking Crew Mode with Mechs)
• Matchmaking and Multiplayer via Steamworks
• Added Host Migration functionality
• Added Join in Progress functionality to join matches that have already started
• No Games for Windows Live sign-in required
• Leaderboards via Steam
• Voice Chat via Steam
• Achievements via Steam
• At first launch the game attempts to migrate savegames from GFWL to the new system
• Added Russian, Polish and Czech Localization

Misc Changes:

• Added Achievements to DLC content
• Fixed camera speed in vehicles
• Steam offline mode enabled
• Removed XP limitation for all multiplayer game modes.
• Added voice chat “push to talk” option. It’s enabled by default and it can be changed in the audio options. It’s binded to key “Z” by default.
• Added “Join chat” in matchmaking lobby. When using this option you will be joining RFG chat root
• Changed minimum player number for Siege and Large Mixer to 6
• Fixed mouse acceleration when driving walkers
• Added ability to view Steam Gamer profile in leaderboards and in-game scoreboard
• The time limit between lobby disconnects is doubled
• Minimum players required to start the team game is four and for normal game it’s three.
• Removed Aim Assist in Multiplayer
• Various Stability improvements

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If you’re a fan of smashing zombies (and/or zombie-like Majini) on your PC, then we’ve got some good news for ya – RE5, Dead Rising 2 and Dead Rising 2: Off the Record are all coming to Steamworks early next year. With the global popularity of the Steamworks platform, we’ve seen high demand from fans to bring these highly requested titles to this platform. Moving to Steamworks will allow more fans across the world to enjoy these games.

Current owners of these PC titles will be transitioned over to the Steamworks versions early next year. Once we have specific dates ironed out, we’ll have more information about all three titles and their respective launch days so stay tuned.

The announcement lacks any further details about the upcoming transition apart from a promise of additional information later down the road. Stay tuned for more details as they are released.