Baiohazâdo: Anburera kuronikuruzu

This is a new sort of incarnation for the series in many ways. It eliminates the survival-horror and replaces it with running and gunning. Not that this is a bad thing - I quite enjoyed the change of pace from "how do I combine these things?", "what does this thing even do?" and "Oh, God, I forgot to use this back there, now I have to backtrack" to the much less frustrating "shoot, kill, throw grenade, listen to one-liner, shoot some more". There is no new story to absorb, just a refurbished stroll through the Resident Evil time-line, which makes storytelling as simple as replaying key events from throughout the series. It isn't groundbreaking or revolutionary in any way, just another installment in the franchise. However, I liked the added behind-the-scenes levels which told a bit more about the shady Umbrella Corporation and the backstories of certain characters, and the linearity helps to explain the sequence of events more. There isn't much about this game I can hold to fault, just don't buy it expecting any new story lines. All in all, it is a solid rail shooter without any serious defects save for the fact that Albert Wesker's cretinous voice seems to want to narrate the entire game.

This is the first real gun shooter have played on wii to the finish line and this was a good time. I enjoyed I certainly hated all the things that look like crocodiles because I feel like they hit me way too fast so I didn't have time to react but other than that. I think the gameplay is really sorted and it is weird. It's the same developers as Resident Evil Dead aim.

Did get kind of doll with the graphics they look so great but the same time. They are atmospheric and looked nice,

And the Mechanic leader where you can kill them with one shot with a good headshot is really good. It's really rewards. Good aiming and even if my wrist begin to hurt in the later of the game it was fun. So I couldn't stop but god damn have to get an A on all stages to get one of the levels and that was a bad time.

The worst part of the gameplay is that it's kind of weird difficult to rise. I think the beginning part is the hardest then it's easy in the middle and then it becomes hard again in the late game so it's kind of like a Valley kind of difficulty.

The story is really boring maybe this is what happens when you take away all of the story parts of game and just put in the boss fights, but it's really hard to connect to the characters if you don't like them before which I have not played these Resident Evil games I have just watched other people playing them so it's weird doing this.

But I will say evil Johnny Bravo has the best voice I have heard and I could listen to him reading me audiobooks all day. He is so deliciously evil in the way He talks it is so good.

This game is one of the worst I've ever played in my life. Anybody who says resident evil 6 is the worst resident evil game ever has clearly never played this piece of garbage. Takes away you free will to actually look around and collect items. All you can do is shoot, try to pick up items while your camera view is being thrown in another direction, then you usually die!!! Worst resident evil game ever!!!!

Let's take away your free will to move in a game and make bosses really super hard to defeat. Then make you fight those same bosses over and over and over and over and over and over again!!! This game makes me want to punch myself in the face repeatedly until I can't feel feelings anymore. Not just the worst resident evil game I've ever played, but possibly the worst game I've ever played in my whole 35 years of life.

Like Resident Evil 4 before, this game is branching away from the now outdated 3rd person static camera the original resident evil games had, only in an completely different direction to what RE4 attempted.

Capcom had tried first person resident evil games before without much luck, they were pretty bad. Thankfully in this attempt they completely ditched the character movement control and instead went for an on rails shooter.

This doesn't mean you only point and shoot, the game provides moments where thanks to the Nintendo Wiis unique controls you need shake and rattle the controls to dodge and avoid enemies attacks, proving a new kind of interactivity no other RE game has ever done before.

As for the story of the game, most of the story is a recap of Umbrellas involvement with S.T.A.R.S, and gives a brief recap of RE0, 1 and 3. With some new behind the scenes secrets tot he story. This was done to fill in any questions for the new RE fans that RE4 brought to the series. It is recommended to play the actual games for the full story though, as the recaps are quite inaccurate at times.

The rest of the story is all new, and fills in some questions missing from the series, namely how Umbrella was finally taken down between the events of RE3 and RE4 which are 6 years apart in game time. Questions of how some people survived various predicaments in previous games that have never been answered before are done so here, involving the likes of Wesker and Ada.

Many complain that there is no RE2 or RE4 section, like said the game was made for new RE4 fans, so there is no need to recap that story, as for RE2, the story/characters has little to do with umbrella directly, it tackles events caused by them instead for a makority of the game, so it didn't have a place in RE:UC, a game following the characters that were directly involved with Umbrella.

While we don't get as much story as a full new RE game usually provides, we do get a lot, and the gameplay is still great fun either way, which should be the heart of a game.