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Abstract: two-year-old game becomes top Wii title: Considering the dogs dinner that was made of the PC conversion of Resident Evil 4 earlier in 2007, that the Nintendo Wii version has been adorned with so much care and attention is a welcome, unexpected ...
Published: 2017-04-24, Author: Matthew , review by: cheatcc.com
Abstract: June 29, 2007 - There are many things one can say about the survival horror series that sparked a genre almost single handedly. Most of those things would be true - deep character involvement, fascinating graphics, and of course, the thought provoking mel...
Abstract: Resident Evil 4 is a great sequel to the other Resident Evil games because the zombie concept is explored in a different way. A pathological agent known as Las Plagas takes over the host more as a sentient zombie rather than a beast. Resident Evil 4 W...
Though I have more pressing games that I want to play, and it wasnt really my first choice at the store, it did turn my attention to Capcoms Resident Evil saga yet again and I am very interested in seeing how the next games in the series are going to...
Abstract: The Wii’s first year on the market hasn’t exactly been spotless. Despite the glowing reports from mainstream media outlets who don’t know any better, and Nintendo’s own endless self-praise, there’s been a good deal of less-than-stellar material pumped ...
Abstract: It’s Resident Evil 4 – what’s not to love? Resident Evil 4 made a huge splash when it was originally released on GameCube in 2005. With its breathtaking graphics, break-neck action, and overhauled camera system, it was heads and shoulder...
Published: 2007-07-12, Author: James , review by: Geek.com
Abstract: Resident Evil 4 is such a great game that Capcom keeps remaking it on different systems. Dab of paint here, minimal control change there; it’s still the same now-classic title, and fans will fall over themselves like a zombie horde trying to get the...
Abstract: 2003: A video released to the internet reveals "The Capcom 5." They included one project that died silently, two cult hits, one really awkward hallway shooter, and the extension of a franchise that had been living off of remakes and retooled projects a...
