Man, I just love viral. It's a form of advertising and game promotion that not only intrigues the hell out of me, but I often finds that it works a treat.

Late yesterday we received an intriguing e-mail from Capcom that was nothing but incessant ramblings which read as follows:

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Deep within the second paragraph of the e-mail was a link to, no other than the Resident Evil 5 site but more importantly, a page within it.

After going through the age gate at the beginning of the site, you are presented with a candle, a wall of writing and five numbers. The key to unlock the fifth number, to make it clickable, is to unlock the four numbers before it. However, it doesn't really give you much direction ... but I'm sure more will open up in the coming weeks.

The first gate by the number one contains nothing more than a strip of paper that obviously needs a password to move on to the next step. We can only presume each will get wackier and trickie, so ... happy viral cracking. We look forward to seeing it unfold.

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