The Xbox.com page has leaked some vital details regarding Resident Evil 6, and it seems like the game has 6-player co-op. It seems pretty interesting as to how that will work out.

The game has a total of 150 core development team, and when you factor in the outsourcing and other support staff, it goes up to 600. Which is gigantic, and hopefully this shows in the production values for the game.

• Splitscreen returns (for two people)
• 2-6 player co-op
• 2-8 player online
• Moving/shooting is in
• Cover system is in
• Info on a demo will arrive in the coming months
• It is implied co-op is seen in the trailer
• 150 person development team, 600 total with all outsourcing/support staff
• In development for 2 years so far

The game also has 6-player online co-op and 2-8 player multiplayer mode. This was revealed via the Xbox.com page, which you can check below.

Tell us what you think in the comments section below.

The first 2500 people who make an online purchase for Games for Windows between July 25th and August 1 will receive an email from Microsoft containing a code for 400 MSP- free.

This, apparently, is in celebration of the joining of Xbox.com, Games for Windows Marketplace and Games for Windows. The code that the winners receive can be redeemed from either of the three aforementioned sites.

Microsoft promises the codes will emailed to the winners four to six weeks after the contest closes.

Games for Windows Marketplace will be integrated into Xbox.com. Microsoft states “Now you can get all of your gaming needs in one place. It’s convenient, it’s concentrated, and it’s a whole lot of great games.”  Eurogamer got the latest on what Microsoft had to say about the transition.

‘All of the same content from GamesForWindows.com will be available on Xbox.com so members of communities across Xbox 360 and Games for Windows can purchase and get details on their favorite games, all in one place…  All account information will remain the same and community members can still take advantage of their Xbox Live profile in their Windows games and stay connected to friends who are playing on the PC.’

Major Nelson’s just posted that Xbox.com will be going through some major changes tomorrow.

He wasn’t very specific as to what the planned changes are, however he stated one of the “highlights” as added Windows Phone 7 functionality.  You can view some images to get a better “picture” of what’s going on.

Here’s a list of some of the planned features –

• Browser-based Avatar editor: Edit your avatar and preview avatar items before purchase
• Combined views for messages, friend and game requests
• Improved notification of your account subscription
• Leverage Family Reports to understand what your family is doing and how they are using LIVE
• Play web games with your Xbox LIVE friends on the web or on Windows Phone 7
• Marketplace: More powerful search and more intuitive ways to browse and filter

Xbox.com and its forums will be down for a while tomorrow while these changes get implemented.

Don’t worry, Xbox Live will remain unaffected and you can play Reach throughout the day.