meeto_0 said:
well considering the majority of third party games are crap surely RE5 ported would be a blessing. Dead rising should never have been ported because of the concept. The wii cant handle the main concept of hundereds of zombies onscreen. SO its not a fair comparison
Actually, it can, and did. I think they got the number up to 250 or something?
The video showed was from the very beginning of the game, with smaller amounts of zombies. The number steadily increases. And when you get down to the maintenance tunnels, there are a LOT of zombies on-screen at once.
When it comes to RE5, some people have greatly exaggerated the graphical capabilities. The game really doesn't look all that much better than RE4, which was made for a system that was less than half as powerful. Most of the realy cool graphical effects happen in cinemas anyway. I imagine that what we'd get would be comparable to the PS2 version of RE4, at LEAST.
But again, I'm not even so sure it would be worth porting, at this point. The story is a crapper, and the gameplay is almost identical to that of RE4. If anything, they mae it worse; trying to fiddle through the inventory while being attacked is not easy. It doesn't make the game more scary; just more frustrating. Especially if you're Player 2, where Sheva's inventory likes to re-arrange itself for no apparent reason. And, it's completely stupid that you have to go throug all of the menus to get to the game, then have player 2 join, after which it... takes you back to the title screen so you can go trhough the menus again.
By the time this game was made available for Wii, the online co-op wouldn't be anything too special. The Conduit will likely be the first real, true online experience for Wii owners. And, from what I've heard, Capcom really dropped the ball on RE5's online modes anyway.
I'd much rather get a ground-up, story oriented, NON RAIL SHOOTER.
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