Resident Evil 5 review

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Re: Resident Evil 5 review

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Also, I have a modded 360 so I sadly can't go online, which obviously greatly reduces Left 4 Dead's value to me.
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Re: Resident Evil 5 review

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Sorry, didn't mean to sound like a smartass. I just felt like Left 4 Dead was better at a multiplayer romp, whereas RE4 was creepier/more fun as a one man show.
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Anayo wrote:Left 4 Dead was better at a multiplayer romp, whereas RE4 was creepier/more fun as a one man show.
I agree. L4D is really boring when I play single player. It feels like a different game with another person to yell at when they startle a which :lol:
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Re: Resident Evil 5 review

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Bottom line, Resident Evil is not supposed to be a co-op experience. So when someone posts how awesome it is with a friend, it just further re-inforces why many of us hate it.

It they wanted to do a co-op mode, they should have worked on a single player mode to go with it. Instead they created a game for co-op.......and that's pretty much it. RE 5 doesn't HAVE a real single player mode.

Such is why a lot of gamers HATE multi-player modes, because a lot of games get built around them while the single player experience usually is tossed out the window leaving us with half-assed feeling campaigns.
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