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Resident Evil 4 from Capcom USA
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Product Description In Resident Evil 4 you'll know a new type of horror, as the classic survival-horror action returns with all-new characters, controls and storylines. We last saw Leon S. Kennedy in Resident Evil 2 - a rookie cop in Raccoon City, fighting to stay alive. That was six years ago. Since then, government forces have managed to control the zombie threat and Leon has become a Federal agent. When the President's daughter is kidnapped, Leon tracks her to a remote, hidden fortress in Europe - where he'll relive the horror he faced six years before. Players will face never-before-seen enemies that make Nemesis seem like a kitten. You'll be wishing for the usual Resident Evil zombies!
Customer Reviews
Best of the best Posted 14 March 2007
I'm a huge fan of RE, I still have and play all RE for playstation. I have this game for almost 8 months and I just started playing Saturday, finally I finished today, in case you guys wondering why did I just started playing now, I had others games to finish first. It's not scary as previous versions, but I got to tell you, it sure keeps you busy. Game play, graphics, sound... are really good. I can't tell you about extras yet, tomorrow if I have time I'll start playing. Please, if you own a playstation 2 or game cube, even if you never played any RE before, this is a must have game.
Amazing Posted 28 February 2007
Freaking awesome. I love the game but nothing special. It kept me going and was awesome enough to merit me wanting to finish.
Arguebly, the best PS2 title Posted 14 February 2007
i stopped playing the franchise since RE3 which was repitetive to the previous 2. so i wasnt excited to play the 4th installment. until my friend convinced me to give it a try. actualy, i couldnt stop thinking of it once i played it. then i got it from amazon to run it on my PS3. i wont say much about it, but only god of war 2 and subsistence can compete with RE4 for the crown of best PS2 title.
You'll Only Wish You Were Fighting Zombies In This Thriller Posted 12 February 2007
Man, are all games like this or have I just set the bar really high by making Resident Evil 4 my first adult video game?
This game is fun, scary, exhilarating....It's awesome.
I finally got my first gaming system (PS3) last month. The only cool looking adult PS3 game is Resistance: Fall of Man. So before I crack that open, I'm thinking: "I liked the movies, the movies are based on the games, so why not try out RE4 to get started?"
So, I pop open a cold one, sit down with my new RE4 game and proceed to have a heart attack from the terror it causes. No, not really. I'm old, but hopefully not that old.
The game starts you (Leon) out in the woods in front of an old house on the outskirts of a Spanish speaking European village. You're a third person controlling Leon. The graphics are 3D and there's Dolby sound.
As you walk through the spooky woods towards the house your footsteps in the leaves are clear. Upon entering the house you are immediately attacked by a crazed local that doesn't seem to be a zombie. Based on the movies (and previous games from what I hear) you expect zombies. As you exit the house you are attacked by more locals (that will viciously kill you unless either you do them in first or safely make your way past). Zombies would have been a welcome adversary versus this unexpected enemy.
A map is provided for you to follow to your chapter destinations. There are typewriters scattered sparsely through the game where you can save progress.
As you make your way to the target destinations, you are introduced to a variety of enemies that will try to stop you at every turn. As you are successful in doing so you are rewarded with the opportunity to explore areas that have a barrage of items that will be useful for you to take. A word to the wise, however, clear any area of enemies (if possible) before going exploring!
The main objective is to rescue the daughter of the President of the United States. But I'm miles away from that at this point. After 3 total hours of play I just got through the main village and the farm to chapter 2. And that's a good thing. Because this is dog-gone fun. The day I finish--if I ever finish--this game...it will be a bittersweet moment.
Combine some red herb with some green herb for better health, then sell a Dirty Pearl Necklace and some Spinals to the Merchant so that you have enough pesetas to add Resident Evil 4 to your Amazon cart.
P.S.--Is there a rule about writing game reviews prior to actually finishing the game? Certainly that's not something I'd do with DVD or my other item reviews. This is my first real game review, and the rules just seem a little different. If I had to wait to finish a game before I reviewed it...well, I question whether I'll ever be able to "beat" a game. Your comment would be greatly appreciated.
Perfect! Posted 12 February 2007
Everything is great about this game, graphics, gameplay, story... I never wanted to stop, and even though I beat the game twice I still want to play it. Beacause they leave so much more for you to do even after you're 'done', you get more guns and it's just fun fun. I'd reccomend to anyone.
-VickyGeez
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