We're stoked to check out Resident Evil 6, but delaying the PS3 demo for two months kinda stings.

Capcom's pushed back the release of its upcoming RPG, Dragon's Dogma, until May 22nd in North America and May 25th in Europe.

The game was originally scheduled for a March release in North America. But given March's heavy release schedule, we think the decision to delay was probably a smart one. Now Dragon's Dogma just has to contend with a small game named Max Payne 3. Ahem.

The bigger news is that all copies of Dragon's Dogma will ship with early access to the Resident Evil 6 demo. Unfortunately for PS3 owners, Microsoft appears to have snapped up a timed exclusivity deal — meaning XBOX 360 owners will get the demo a full two months before those playing on PS3. That means, while XBOX 360 users will get their first taste of Resident Evil 6 in July, PS3 owners will be made to wait until September.

We suppose Capcom would argue that it dishes out exclusives pretty fairly — Street Fighter X Tekken is getting a bunch of additional characters on PS3 after all — but timed exclusive demos always seemed kind of ridiculous to us. Then again, if that's all the exclusivity Microsoft's dollars could buy — we'll consider ourselves let off. We'd cry if the full version of Resident Evil 6 came packaged with extra content on Microsoft's platform or something.

Resident Evil 6 is due out on November 20th.