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11 July 2011
A fun read if you like monsters
If your young kids are into monsters Inhumanoids: A Monster Among Us is is a perfect gift for them. The art inside the book is fairly well drawn and clean and the story is short,simple and very entertaining.
08 May 2007
Resident Evil 2 for the Gamecube: A polished classic
1 of 1 found this helpful Resident Evil 2 is the smash hit sequel to the original classic Resident Evil for Playstation 1. The Gamecube version is a direct port from the PS One version with many noticeable differences if you’ve played the original.
Graphics: The graphics have been noticeably smoothed out and are much more polished compared to the original version. While the characters still look boxy and somewhat comical in certain parts they still manage to look good and the monsters themselves still manage to give a scare.
Speed: The speed of the game has been ramped up to make for a much quicker and smoother game experience. The playable characters move way faster now which is good since all the monsters do as well. In certain situations zombies, lickers and dogs literally run full speed at your character which can make for some harrowing experiences.
A major blessing in the speed department is the load screens. The load screens for walking up steps, opening doors, climbing ladders and crawling through ducts have been sped up to the point where they take no real game play time away.
Sound: The sound has also been improved. One of the main selling points of the game is the sound since the constant creepy music and noises in the distance still create an atmosphere of dread and impending doom which adds to the scares when something comes crashing through a wall or window at you.
Game play: Overall the game play is still good and benefits from the faster processing of the Gamecube. As stated above the game’s newfound speed and smoother graphics really make it play much better than it did on its original Playstation One platform.
The only real negative I can point out about the game is it didn’t get the remake treatment like Resident Evil 1 for Gamecube. The storyline cut scenes somewhat suffer because of the graphics available at the time and what should be a frightening scene or a dramatic revelation sometimes becomes laughable due to the wooden and sometimes bizarre repetitive arm movements of the characters or the fact that nobody’s facial expression changes or lips move in certain cut scenes. You could get the same effect if you acted out a scene with GI Joe figures.
All in all I say the game is well worth the purchase and it has tons of replay value with the 4th Survivor Mini Game scenarios featuring Hunk and the insanely funny character Tofu as well as the special Extreme Battle Mode mini games which features Leon s. Kennedy, Claire Redfield, Ada Wong and Chris Redfield.
I highly recommend this game to anyone who’s a fan of Resident Evil or survival horror games. It’s a classic that still stands out as one of the best of the genre.
09 April 2013
Cheesy graphics and clunky game play but an amazing storyline.
2 of 2 found this helpful Resident Evil Survivor is an underrated game in the Resident Evil series. It was Capcom’s first attempt at making a first person shooter in the RE universe. The game play itself isn’t great. You can move smoothly but aiming, reloading and shooting in the first person mode without the benefit of a light gun make the experience difficult, especially in later levels.
The graphics are also lackluster in that Capcom recycled most of the enemies from Resident Evil 2 into this game. The only new foes you will face are the Cleaners, Bioengineered soldiers that act more like animals with guns, which were a cool addition to the game and made me wish they had made appearances in other parts of the series.
The one place where Resident Evil Survivor shines is the storyline. You, as the main character must not only survive Sheena Island’s zombie outbreak you’re suffering from amnesia and must also solve who you are. Along the way you will meet characters who will help or hinder your progress as well as uncover clues about the cause of the outbreak, the secret of what Umbrella was doing there and the origins of one of the series most enduring monsters.
If you’re a hardcore fan of Resident Evil this game is for you, if not I recommend passing this one by.