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#635363 - 07/05/10 03:40 PM resident evil 5
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Just wondering if anybody has played this game and what they thought of it. Thanks
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#635374 - 07/05/10 04:43 PM Re: resident evil 5 [Re: kjos]
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I'm sure someone will be along soon Richard, the series has to have some fans here.

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#635375 - 07/05/10 04:46 PM Re: resident evil 5 [Re: BrownEyedTigre]
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Thanks Ana. Looks like it might be a good game.
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#635466 - 07/06/10 04:04 AM Re: resident evil 5 [Re: kjos]
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I've played it, 2 times and enjoyed each time. The last battle was most difficult for me and I couldn't get it the 1st time but perservered and finished it the 2nd. Alot of intregue with a good story and you go to many places and do different things. I mean it isn't just all shooting. As for the horror label, I don't scare easily so am not a judge for that.
I do recommemd it.
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#635507 - 07/06/10 09:04 AM Re: resident evil 5 [Re: Yankee Clipper]
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Thanks, Yankee Clipper.
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#636106 - 07/08/10 11:49 AM Re: resident evil 5 [Re: kjos]
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I played it on ps3. It was 8 out of ten for me smile

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#636178 - 07/08/10 04:35 PM Re: resident evil 5 [Re: hugh]
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I also played it on a PS3, I enjoyed the game very much. It is not too easy since it has "big boss" kind of fights but not too difficult either. Not very scary at all, but this is a very subjective appreciation.
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#636308 - 07/09/10 03:39 AM Re: resident evil 5 [Re: mcc]
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For the PC version, I've found the friendly A.I. to be pretty bad.

Everyone I know who's played it has said pretty much the same to me.

The game is better played if you have another human player to play with you.

It's not like Resident Evil games of the past, where you played solo.

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#636399 - 07/09/10 11:37 AM Re: resident evil 5 [Re: Templeton Peck]
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The same for PS3, she is not so good companion particularly when "defending", not as bad when giving her the order of attack. If you are a man at least you have something to refresh your eyes blush .

But the game is well worth playing, just more difficult without a "real" partner. I played it solo.
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#637752 - 07/14/10 05:31 PM Re: resident evil 5 [Re: mcc]
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Another PS3 solo player, here. Not a bad game at all, though a few spots felt more like work than fun. Have you played RE4, kjos? RE5 is very, very similar to that, gameplay wise, co-op and real-time inventory quirks notwithstanding.
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#637785 - 07/14/10 08:01 PM Re: resident evil 5 [Re: Feeb88]
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Feeb88,

First RE I played.
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#638100 - 07/15/10 10:38 PM Re: resident evil 5 [Re: mcc]
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I like it because the story from RE4 is concluded in RE5. I wouldn't call RE5 Resident Evil however as there is almost nothing scary and it's almost all about the action. RE4 was similar but that game focused more on the scare aspect.

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#638215 - 07/16/10 11:27 AM Re: resident evil 5 [Re: Doffy90]
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I wouldn't even consider RE4 to really be Resident Evil, to be honest, since that's when the shift from slower, more methodical survival horror to kill-'em-all action first happened (though even by Nemesis the series was getting there). Having played pretty much every RE game released for a PlayStation, including spin-offs like Outbreak and Survivor (*wince!*), RE2 is still my favorite of the bunch. grin RE4 is widely thought to be one of the best action-horror games ever released, though, and I'd have to agree with that sentiment.

PS3 players can check out the first three RE games, as well as Dino Crisis and Silent Hill 1, as $6 downloads ($10 for RE1) on PSN. But obviously the visuals, and especially the controls, are going to seem pretty dated by today's standards! It's great, though, if you still wanna pick one of them up from time to time while retiring your original discs (*cough*RE2*cough*). wink
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#638330 - 07/16/10 08:21 PM Re: resident evil 5 [Re: Feeb88]
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OK, RE gurus? what's a good one to start with? I have RE 1, but it's too dated to even attempt.
I want something that's not too difficult, maybe like the Silent Hill games. Are there any Resident Evil games similar? I'm only interested in solo games.
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#638434 - 07/17/10 08:02 AM Re: resident evil 5 [Re: Barb]
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There's a fine line between "guru" and "obsessive fan". grin

And, well, that's sort of the irony of the main series. The first three use pre-rendered backgrounds and "remote-control car" controls a la RE1 (though 2 and 3 are prettier and more refined), while parts four and five turned the whole thing into a more intense shooter. So basically, your options are either dated, or difficult - and in RE3: Nemesis, you have a hulking monstrosity on your tail who just, will, not, die, so that's probably a little of both. wink RE4 isn't too bad, difficulty wise, but it's a lot action-heavier than Silent Hill, and the PC version is simply inferior to the consoles'.

Let's see what the rest of the guru-gang thinks. smile
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