Resident Evil 6 is the disfigured spawn of a generation that is best known for Call of Duty. We've got Resident Evil 4's atmosphere spliced into the body of Operation Racoon City's action. Moments of brilliance clash with sections of irritation.

The remastered Resident Evil 6 doesn't change all that much of the original experience, for better or worse. It is a nice deal for the price tag and comes with all DLC, which is to be expected.

If you're still going into a Resident Evil game expecting a Survival Horror you need to take a step back. Resident Evil hasn't been survival horror since Code Veronica (12 years ago!).

Resident Evil 6 isn't a bad game it's something much worse, it's a boring game. Many might argue that the series had to evolve to stay relevant, but...

Co-op/Multiplayer options; Lengthy single player content

Leans heavily on QTEs; Generic action based gameplay; Ridiculous premise/story/dialogue

If you like achievement like objectives you may also be interested in their new online system known as ResidentEvil.net which allows you to unlock small "online medals" and also participate in events to win points for small things like reskin colors for mercanaries costumes.

There was a time when the words Resident Evil were synonymous with survival horror. Capcom created a genre of its own with their mid-90's releases of the original games on the PlayStation.

I stopped gaming for 3 months, but then I saw RE6 on sale and figured I would give it a try. The game play and item menu is very different, and at the controls took me a little while to get used to, but it is a fun game.

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

Resident Evil's enemies have evolved in parallel to the series' pacing: They started off slow, shambling, and scary with the first thre...

The four unique; intersecting plotlines; Improvements to controls; A massive amount of content

Mostly terrible boss battles; Nearly nonstop quick-time events; Running out of ammo all the time

Resident Evil has had a number of ups and downs ever since its debut in 1996. Considering the amount of side-stories, spin-offs, and lackluster (in the eyes of the public at least) titles introduced over the years, it's safe to assume that a lot of gamers are skeptical of Capcom's movement farther...