| GLoRySoGLoRy said: how many times did chris and sheva said, " wait "? lol. |
Hahahah, that reminds me.... While playing online together, my friend and I would randomly start saying all those different commands/phrases and we'd end up laughing hysterically (almost anything is funny at 3am in the morning).
Overall, I had a lot of fun playing this game with my friend, but after playing with him I tried the AI and I hated it. Not only can you not really talk and coordinate with the AI, but I found the basic functions and rationalizations Sheva makes to be ridiculous.
I did not like the mood or setting much in this game when I try to think of it as a RE game, and RE4 way surpasses it in this regard. I never really felt scared or in danger in this game, since Chris is practically as strong and physically able as Chuck Norris.
This, to me, was nothing like a RE game, and trying to play it as a RE game is a horrible, horrible idea.
Now, if I think of this game as something entirely new and individual, it's actually an excellent game (with online co-op). I'm amazed at how realistic everything is, especially the way their mouths move when they talk. Apparently, Capcom used some new technology and the characters' mouths are actually moving identically to the way the voice actors' mouths moved while doing the dialog. How ffffing awesome is that?
Overall, I have very mixed emotions about this game, and I didn't get into -half- of what I love and hate about this game, but I'm not in the mood to delve any further right now.
