Simply one of the best 'survival horror' games around. Resident Evil 4 is one of my all-time favorite Playstation 2 games - good graphics, decent controls (for the PS2), less cheesy dialogue, and a great gameplay mechanic. Capcom continues to crap out unoptimized ports for the PC and wondering why nobody buys their games. Capcom continues to crap out A direct port from the Playstation 2 game, which was a direct port from the Nintendo Gamecube, as far as I know. … ExpandĪ direct port from the Playstation 2 game, which was a direct port from the Nintendo Gamecube, as far as I know. Overall I really enjoyed it and I'm glad I stuck out the first part out. The ammo got even scarcer but I managed to get through it which gave me even more satisfaction. There is a problem where you can skip a very important item once or twice that makes the game extremely harder but having learned two hours later I was really not happy to re-do the whole thing and I pushed on. Apart from wonky controls and lack of ability to walk and shout, and strafing the combat feels nice and tactical. There is always a sensation of you running out of ammo which makes you save it all up and use different weapons on different occasions. The enemies are varied enough to enjoy and the whole campaign feels just right in the length. That's the whole story - silly but does the job. Well, not technically zombies but close enough. And you get to fight off hordes of zombies and monsters to save her. You follow the rumours that's she is in a remote village. You are a bodyguard trying to find the presidents daughter in assume what is Italy. The story is not worth mentioning because it's rather silly. But it gets better and once you get used to the controls and how to handle everything the game actually starts being enjoyable. You're stuck with just your gun and a horde of 'zombies' going after you which you have to hold off for a certain amount of time. To top that off just after the intro you encounter one of the most difficult levels in the entire game. On top of that there is no strafing, meaning that dodging or avoiding enemies is a nightmare. The camera is all over the place and the fact that it's moving independently from the movement makes it really frustrating at first. The controls are awful - I mean they are in a classic resident evil style but somehow I expected it to be better. Luckily I didn't because it turned out to be quite an enjoyable game. Luckily I was ready to delete the game and never play it again just after about 15 minutes into the game. I was ready to delete the game and never play it again just after about 15 minutes into the game.

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