Iga_Bobovic said:

SteelAttack said:

Iga_Bobovic said:

Zack and Wiki get, biatches. Going to play it now!!!

Fuck you, I haven't found it yet. Some asshole like you must have bought all copies.

And only a soulless being like you is able to put Galaxy in his backlog. How can you not play? You must be evil incarnate, that's the only logical explanation!

Zack and Wiki was awesome until it overstayed its welcome and started dishing out rougue-like puzzles.

Iga_Bobovic said:

I've seen this pic before, but I've never seen it animated before!

WiiWare/VC releases sucks again this weak.

Where's the new Opera browser for Wii? It's supposed to come out this month. I want tabbed browsing on Wii now, dammit!

gamingeek said:

Hey Raven, Animal Crossing online, in the next half an hour?

LEO! I need your code! Mine is in the official thread.

 I wish I could, GG, but I have to leave in a few minutes to take my Business Calculus final. I'm not looking forward to it. Calculus sucks.  

gamingeek said:

Dvader said:

Dont worry about RE5, if you like RE4 you will like RE5, its as simple as that.  

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I hope so. The preview is givng off all sorts of bad vibes.

"The result, alongside the new control scheme, feels more like Gears of War than Resident Evil. Which shouldn't come as much of a surprise; Resident Evil ditched the survival horror genre long ago.

If Leon's Spanish excursion wasn't enough to convince you of the series' jump from horror to action then Resident Evil 5 will beat you senseless with ammo, ammo and more ammo until you grudgingly accept the truth. Any horror roots have long been severed. Tension which featured as recently as Resident Evil 4 is - literally - sidestepped by the change in controls and the inclusion of co-op. As Chris and Sheva stroll through the opening town there are no scares, no flanking villages and no break in the action. The second player has ended the feeling of dread every time you open a new door. It's the series' Dino Crisis 2: waving goodbye to its frightening roots and embracing its action genre with open arms.

It's a shame, especially as some recent hands-on time was slightly underwhelming. For instance, is the annoying appearing and disappearing act that our partner keeps pulling next to us going to make it through to the final version? Will Sheva also continue to try her best to not only ignore our cries for help but also become embroiled in a death grip of her own when a spider clings onto our back?

And just why, when the focus should be on surviving and only surviving, does the inventory micro-management play such a large role in co-op play? Swapping items between the two players to optimise each player's inventory space is a truly laborious process, and one that's in danger of turning the king of survival action into Mary's Professional Handbag Manager 09. "

You can change the control scheme to classic RE4 mode, there that fixes that complaint. All impressions I have read from players says Sheva is one of the best co-op partners around. This guy bitches and moans about tension and then he goes on to say real time weapon management is a pain when guess what, that raises the tension.  He is clearly one of these annoying "RE4 is not survivor horror" whiny cry babies. Clearly a a piece just to get attention.

Iga_Bobovic said:

Bugsy how is your martial arts stuff working out?

i'm really enjoying it, other than the fact that i'm constantly picking up odd injuries.  my ribcage keeps hurting for picking blows ... and today a guy lifted me up and body slammed me and i hurt the top of my spine.  but i'm really enjoying it for the most part, especially when i'm fit enough so i don't have to fight through the pain barrier.  i think i may be doing my first grading soon ... yay!

Punk Rebel Ecks said:

gamingeek said:

"Which shouldn't come as much of a surprise; Resident Evil ditched the survival horror genre long ago."

You wanna know the only thing more annoying then purists who are afraid of change spreading shit to sound "hardcore" when others take notice. God. I mean seriously explain to me how constantly running through zombies and gathering herbs is more "survival horror" then actually running while being force to take on the zombies and use your wits of position and gunplay to win?

This!