Resident Evil (GameCube)
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 | Product Details: Release Date: 13 September 2002 Publisher: Capcom Rating:   Sales Rank: 1955 | | Look for similar items by category: | | Customers who bought this item also bought:
| | Customer Reviews: Barry... look... out... it's... a.... monster (31 July 2008)Resident Evil for the PSX more or less shares responsibility with Shining Force and Final Fantasy VII for getting me hopelessly hooked on videogames in my early teens. However the laughable attempt to weave a gripping story through B-movie style dialogue was hard to take seriously, even back then. Sadly in this visually stunning remaking, the lousy narrative crushes the tension and seriousness of RE like a giant radioactive turtle would an Ice Cream Truck. If you're a die hard resident evil fan, you've probably bought it, completed it, enjoyed/ignored the horrific dialogue and voice acting and bought the T-shirt. If you're looking for some classic horror to revive on your Wii, you could do a lot worse than Resident Evil (GC), but don't get your hopes up if you're looking for something with a bit of oomph in terms of narrative. The best game ever (13 March 2008)As an avid fan of the Resident Evil series buying this game was only natural. This is the first game I got for my beloved 'Cube and I can only say one word amazing. This is Resident Evil in full glory and is worth every penny. The graphics are far far better than the original. The dark atmosphere is well acomplished with an updated soundtrack, new lighting and new camera angles. With new areas to explore and more items and game modes to unlock the replay value is high. If you've played the original the new and updated puzzles are designed to mess with your head and they do just that. The storyline for this version is more in depth than the original. The opening cut scene alone makes this game a worthwhile buy. There is only one minor downside to the new versiona and that is that they have kept Chris' low item capacity. But despite this I am still giving this game a well deserved 5 stars. Although the original playstation version will still hold a place in my heart, the remake is a true classic. possibly the worst game i have ever played (19 December 2007)in all fairness, i dont own this game, i borrowed it from a friend. i dont know much about it , and i only played it for about 2 hours, and did nt even get off the first level on the train, but honestly, the game is just terrible. 1. the game is TOOO SLOW omg whenever you want to go upstairs /downstairs or through doors, it shows u a picture of a guy opening a door, and it takes AGES for it to load. 2. the guns i got were just rubbish, and the storyline did nt make much sence. 3. I COULD NT SEE WHAT I WAS SHOOTING AT, AND I COULD NT SEE WHERE I WAS SHOOTING AT. ITS A 3RD PERSON SHOOTERS, AND IT IS DREADFUL if you want to buy this because you are a RE maniac, then fine go for it , because ive heard the storyline is good (regardless of what i have said). but if you are just buying it for a good shooter game, DO NOT BUY THIS BRILLIANT IDEA FROM CAPCOM !!! (02 August 2007)I love this game. It is an update of the original 1996 game of the same name. This version looks absolutely gorgeous, & it retains all the creepy atmosphere & shocks. The controls can be awkward sometimes, but this is only a minor complaint. There are some new areas to explore which are refreshing to play. Resident Evil is one of the very finest games on the Gamecube. Highly recommended !!! Incredible (09 July 2007)I first heard about the Resident Evil series years ago, the backstory fascinated me and when the gamecube REmake came out I finally got my chance to play the series. What a stunning introduction it was. Not only does the Resident Evil series have such an immersive and interesting backstory to it - it also combines that with great and intense gameplay. The sheer terror of, say, a re-animated Crimson Head sprinting after you or the shuffling, shambolic monstrosity that is Lisa Trevor slowly coming towards you - has not been matched for me in any of the other resident evil games I've played. There's also a hefty array of weaponry to rely upon, as well as the usual puzzles and items. Graphically the game is simply amazing, having seen screens of the PS2 version the improvement is extremely marked. The visuals of the mansion, with the sometimes confusing, but atmospheric, camera angles, and the sheer levels of detail that have been attended to are stunning. One, minor, gripe for me would be the control system, the movement is a bit wooden and I was slightly frustrated with the aiming possibilities of up, straight ahead, and the floor - remedied in Resident Evil 4 - but this is hardly enough to detract from an extremely well deserved 5 star rating. Buy the game, you won't be disappointed! |
