Caporegime
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Anyone is getting this game today? I am really tempted, you can get it dead cheap and RE4 was awesome (bought GC just to play it).
i heard resident evil 4 was a really bad port with graphics worse than the ps2 version. i hope resdent evil 5 doesnt follow suit


Because I also bought it on 360 @ launch 7 months ago and it took me around a solid month to do everything and unlock all items. PC will be similar game time excluding how long you enjoy co-op & climbing the leaderboards. Most reviews are wrong about a tiny game area as there are around 16 levels but thats not the whole game as you also get another 8 or so maps most of which are new areas for the No Mercy modes (survive & kill as much as possible to earn the unlocks for the next area & eventually infinite ammo for certain weapons). You need at least 2 playthrus to unlock the Pro mode which is very challenging & a lot of fun. This is where your co-op buddy comes in handy as to complete all SP game modes with the AI co-op partner is very time consuming & rock hard.How do you know it's a solid months worth? Reading the reviews, etc. the main criticisms are that the game area is tiny (i.e. the central town you only have to run around the corner to get to the next mission so it feels very enclosed).
Personally I'm not an achievements person. Again from reviews on the net they reckon RE5 will take around 8 hours to complete comfortably. Batman around 10 hours. I can't comment as I don't get to play them until this weekend (all being well!).
M.
3rd person sucks and a real immersion killer
In the fullness of time more PC gamers will realise BAA whilst superb is very short and lacking value for money. RE5 is equally as superb & much longer plus the co-op mode alone offers a lot of fun. BAA actually has 3 less achievements than RE5 for those that like getting these which I do as they usually allow you to experience all the game has to offer whilst you try to earn them. Its a cheap way for publishers to give VFM but we are all pretty much stuck with this system until the nextgen of console in 3-4 years timeSorry but I don't class the achievements or different difficulty settings as content. That's just crap bolted on. I'm not **** enough to worry about collecting every star. I'd do what I do with every game. I play it on Normal or Hard difficulty (depending on how bad it actually is) and complete it. That's the main content for me.
You can't seriously say playing the game over and over again on different level settings is more content.
Having looked at them both Batman seems to offer better value for money. There are millions of achievements (should you want that rubbish) and it seems to have a longer main story. To me, the main story, is the content.
M.
