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naznatips said:
akuma587 said:
Resident Evil 4 completely rejuvenated the franchise and was the biggest game the year it came out. Don't expect Capcom to do anything that could threaten the quality of a game with such high expectations.

I need to start playing DMC4 soon. My brother was supposed to have bought it, but he is dragging his feet.

That's the problem... Capcom can't do anything. It was already made perfect, but the guy who made RE everything that it is is now gone. I fully expect the single worst main series Resident Evil game ever made in RE5.


 There is a good chance you are right.  I think expanding everything that made RE4 great will be more than enough to satisfy the hungry fans though.  They definitely have a lot to live up too, and it is quite probable that RE4 will be a better game than RE5 simply because of how good RE4 was.



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