Dec 06, 2011 Resident Evil 5 Gold edition PS3 compatible con move.
Anyone who's a fan of the series or survival horror in general will say 4, and that's an opinion I personally agree with. While 4 was a shift towards 'action' and away from the traditional survival horror of the series, many of the changes were pretty welcome and it was a highly reviewed game. 5 shoehorned an unnecessary co-op mechanic in, which essentially ruined the formula. Progression became more linear, the inventory screen was simplified down to 9 distinct items regardless of their size (a complaint about earlier RE games), and you were forced to interact with a brain-dead AI partner if you weren't playing co-op. 5 was an alright action game, but it was a terrible Resident Evil game. I would have to say Resident Evil 4 is by far the stronger one here.
This was the first time Resident Evil players felt lost due to the complete overhaul and it worked in RE4's favor. We all had to adapt to the change: No T-Virus, No Zombies, nothing resembled the previous installments apart from characters and a few other novelties like the typewriter. This experience also makes Resi 4 far more memorable. Also, the merchant was a delightfully enigmatic character who completely vanishes after 4 which was a shame. He made no sense for being there but he was still a charm. For me, Resident Evil 5 was the festering of the fast pace, actionaholic genre the series is branded with today.
Moreover, co-op, although a very pleasing concept for some, just wasn't implemented correctly because, playing it through single player; Shiva might as well of been my shadow she was that two dimensional and frustrating. The game encourages co-op to the point where the single player experience is compromised in certain parts. To conclude, all I want to say is, want infinite ammo for everything in Resident Evil 5?
Biomak ep 300 otzivi. No need to complete the game in under two hours like the golden oldies or anything, just rack up that gold and treasure value and buy infinite everything. Challenge gone. I like RE5 more. RE4 felt like they were just going for a horror with shoehorned game play in most of the places.
Hands down I would play RE5 before RE4 be it solo or co-op. I guess it not much of a contest since RE6 is at the bottom of RE games I have played which includes resident evil operation raccoon city. Just commenting on the last part, REALLY? You think Operation Raccoon City, a game that is BROKEN, a game where actual cutscenes are clearly missing, a game that plays and controls like utter crap. You think that was better than RE6. This blows my mind.
I like RE5 more. RE4 felt like they were just going for a horror with shoehorned game play in most of the places. Hands down I would play RE5 before RE4 be it solo or co-op. I guess it not much of a contest since RE6 is at the bottom of RE games I have played which includes resident evil operation raccoon city. Just commenting on the last part, REALLY? You think Operation Raccoon City, a game that is BROKEN, a game where actual cutscenes are clearly missing, a game that plays and controls like utter crap. You think that was better than RE6.
This blows my mind. I would play any other RE before RE4 again. I like RE5 more. RE4 felt like they were just going for a horror with shoehorned game play in most of the places. Hands down I would play RE5 before RE4 be it solo or co-op.
I guess it not much of a contest since RE6 is at the bottom of RE games I have played which includes resident evil operation raccoon city. Just commenting on the last part, REALLY? You think Operation Raccoon City, a game that is BROKEN, a game where actual cutscenes are clearly missing, a game that plays and controls like utter crap.
You think that was better than RE6. This blows my mind. I would play any other RE before RE4 again. Actually, I had twice as much fun playing RE5. RE4 and 5 felt almost identical in terms of enemies and bosses, but the torrent section, story, and gameplay were really a breath of fresh air for me.
Chris, Jill, and Wesker are hands down my favorite RE characters and when they released that teaser of Jills tombstone, I had nerd rage all the way up until I played the game and found out what had really happened. Capcom really amp'd up Wesker's evilness in the game too but I have to admit, he wasn't as challenging as I had hoped he would be as a last boss and it was a bit sad to see him bite the dust. I was actually hoping he would pull a Cell and regenerate because a hair on his head had survived or something, lol. Resi franchise is dead bro. Only ever played Res6 and it was a average/fun action game at best.
I'd say I prefer Silent hill over Resi, as the last Silent Hill game was actually somewhat decent and kept some of its horror roots. RE games are not horror but survival Horror games.
Since the first game it was about armed and well trained forces. Beside getting away from weak roots is never a bad thing.