This game is brilliant. The campaign mode (2 player) is great although its split screen as you move your character yourself. Controls are easy to get used to. The game starts immediately at first and in order to 2 player you need to complete the first short mission (sort of a tutorial).

Great Value; Graphics,

So the critically acclaimed survival horror (If you can still call it that?) has released its sixth instalment. Inevitably it is going to be compared to its older brothers like the amazing resident evil 2 but how does it stand? Remarkably in my opinion quite well .. well better than 5 atleast.

Great graphics; fun online; Good difficulty

If you have played the originals you may find yourself not liking it

this game is worth a 4/5 to me i believe it fills most of what people like to see in a horror game what i think is lacking is the same sense of suspense that was in the original still, and the lack of puzzles to solve like the first few in the series

WHAT A GAME! An RPG that really stands out from the crowd! Perfectly balances a simplistic style of play with a rich, diverse, character driven world! From the start the character customization (which is important in an RPG) is diverse and deep yet simple and 'no nonsense'.

Told in multiple perspectives, Capcom fires another round into its renowned survival-horror franchise. Hyped up for greatness or doomed to be another "questionable" entry in the series, we'll see if the Umbrealla-built virus still has clout.

Multiple campaigns filled with great moments and characters; Intertwining narrative and separate perspectives make RE6 feel huge; Graphics and sound are a clear showcase; Something for every Resident Evil fan; New skill point upgrade system ads some depth

Even though Leon helps; RE6 still pulls away from its survival-horror roots; When analyzed as a pure shooter; the mechanics feel slightly behind-the-times; Narrative ambition becomes unfocused

Despite the incredible amount of effort and manpower that went into making this game, it unfortunately falls short of being the definitive RE experience Capcom had set out to offer.

Enjoyed this game! Different platform than RE5, seems a little harder to get the unlimited ammos being able to aim and shoot def. a bonus. Recommend it to any RE game fans.

is Capcom's biggest ever development with over 600 people, both internal and external to the company, working on the title and an initial shipment of 4.5 million units worldwide. Indeed Capcom's "survival horror" franchise is one of the biggest in the video game industry so any new release is going...

The first thing that struck me when playing Resident Evil 4 for the first time was the freedom of movement within a 3D environment. Sure you had polygonal characters shuffling through "3D" corridors and courtyards in the first few games, but it was all smoke and mirrors.

Resident Evil 6 's issues are indicative of a company trying perhaps a little too much to get back on its feet. For what it's worth, Resident Evil 6 is a solid, high production value action game with enjoyable, engaging combat, great set pieces and an intricately told B-grade horror plot.

+ Story woven well through four campaigns; + Big; explosives setpieces; + Good co-op; + Solid combat

- Overbearing quicktime and scripted events; - Disjointed experience feels more like a movie; - Restrictive; interruptive design; - Awful camera