With demos now coming to the eShop in the November 3DS update, developers will certainly want to take advantage of this feature. One developer that's eager to support it is Capcom. The developer is currently in talks with Nintendo about getting a demo out for Resident Evil: Revelations. Unfortunately, there seems to be a slight problem regarding file size limitations.
Capcom's Chris Svensson explains:
We’re in talks with Nintendo about that and I agree, I think that would help sales a lot. For that to happen we need to get permission to use a larger filesize than demos currently are allowed.
It's also been noted that Resident Evil: Revelations will be the first 3DS game to come on a 4GB card. The maximum card size for 3DS games is 8GB, but so far Nintendo has only supplied 2GB cards.
In some other Resident Evil related news, Capcom's vice president recently revealed that there are no plans to update Resident Evil: Merchanieres 3D with the ability to use the slide-pad add-on.