| SHMUPGurus said: In my opinion, Resident Evil 4's controls are way more complex than Gears'. In Gears, you don't have to open a menu to change weapon, it's all right on the D-Pad (which sucks by the way). In Gears, you pick up items with the X button (or E on PC), in Resident Evil 4, it's the A button (on the Wii at least). In Gears, you activate the melee attack with the B button (or F on PC), in Resident Evil 4, you have to aim and swing the remote to swing your knife (on the Wii at least), etc. Also, I know it's your opinion, but I have to disagree with what you said about the music. I really think orchestrated and sequential music in video games is probably the best innovation ever. |
Well I was refering to the Gamecube version. I haven't played wii's one.
I meant that with the RE4 you can walk and turn with one stick. But niow that you mention it, maybe it would be difficult when you run and shoot.
I do like orchestral music in games a lot. But I do like that music should immerse you in the game while playing instead of just been in the BG. I still liked it though 
