I will repeat my earlier statement. The basic controls are the SAME. It's the camera angles that are different.darthmunky wrote:I wouldn't even try to play any of them except 4 and 5... at least not until they remake the originals with the RE4/5 controls and gameplay. I find the originals are near impossible to play now. The controls are the worst I've ever experienced. I don't know how I played them when they first came out.
Hah, not to mention I'm pretty sure the PS2 version is the only one with all the extras, and it's easy to find real cheap last I remember.AppleQueso wrote:2 and 3 are both single discs. I got both of mine pretty cheap too.Ryvius wrote:It's too bad the Gamecube version wasn't a port of the N64 one, sounds like the most different and upgraded one for sure.
I'm pretty surprised at the prices I'm seeing for RE2-RE3 GC on amazon right now, normally I only saw them for $30+ and up and never thought that was totally worth it when they're just straight ports. But those current prices aren't bad at all. Anyone know if they're single discs?
I fainted when I saw the price for the GC port of Code Veronica though. I couldn't believe it was that expensive, especially since the ps2 and DC ones are so cheap.
I should really get this, what are differences in PS2 Code Veronica?Ryvius wrote:Hah, not to mention I'm pretty sure the PS2 version is the only one with all the extras, and it's easy to find real cheap last I remember.
Not sure about what's added to the PS2 Code Veronica, as it's the only version I've played.CRTGAMER wrote:I should really get this, what are differences in PS2 Code Veronica?Ryvius wrote:Hah, not to mention I'm pretty sure the PS2 version is the only one with all the extras, and it's easy to find real cheap last I remember.
On a semi-related, what are the add ons to PS2 Silent Hill Greatest Hits?
I think I'm the only person who's never had an issue with fixed camera tank controls.darthmunky wrote:I wouldn't even try to play any of them except 4 and 5... at least not until they remake the originals with the RE4/5 controls and gameplay. I find the originals are near impossible to play now. The controls are the worst I've ever experienced. I don't know how I played them when they first came out.
Don't worry. You aren't alone in the world. I've never seen what the big deal is, either.MrPopo wrote: I think I'm the only person who's never had an issue with fixed camera tank controls.
I can deal with them but hate stopping, turning then moving again. I posted this a while back:Limewater wrote:Don't worry. You aren't alone in the world. I've never seen what the big deal is, either.MrPopo wrote:I think I'm the only person who's never had an issue with fixed camera tank controls.
This only works on the non Analog games though.
Hey, I'm walking here! Only I have to stop to change directions ............
Here's a fix I discovered on these older games, I do this on another PS1 "Tank Control" game (LBA) Little Big Adventure. The first edition Interact Barracuda and Sony DUAL ANALOG controllers sticks function same as the direction pad. I hold up to move forward on the direction pad, at the same time turn with either stick. This actually works pretty well.
I hope nobody ever gives you a remote control car for your birthday.darthmunky wrote:Pressing up on the thumbstick and seeing your character walk towards you (the camera) is unforgivable.
