Gamepro Germany Resident Evil 5 Review

[Archelon]

The latest issue of Gamepro Germany has a review of Resident Evil 5, and a brief summary of the review's key points has appeared online. It should be noted that this has not yet been confirmed.

+ great character models, fantastic special effects
+ Varied areas
+ Interesting story
+ Outstanding AI
+ Gigantic boss battles
+ 18 hours of gameplay (story mode)
+ lots of bonus material
+ High replay value

- Framerate hickups (PS3)
- No puzzle solving

93%

Thanks to ganado.

[LVL100 Merchant]

Is it confirmed at this point? Because I saw that on GameFAQs with no source so I took it as rumor.

[Mr. Spencer]

- No puzzle solving

That's a negative point? Well, I suppose it would be for the current generation of gamer. The gamer that suffers a cardiac arrest if he doesn't kill something every thirty seconds.

[Umon Daisuke]

Yeah, this isn't confirmed yet. Someone merely translated it off a German forum from a poster who didn't post any scans.

That's a negative point? Well, I suppose it would be for the current generation of gamer. The gamer that suffers a cardiac arrest if he doesn't kill something every thirty seconds.

Don't you mean it would be a positive for the typical gamer nowadays?

[LVL100 Merchant]

That's a negative point? Well, I suppose it would be for the current generation of gamer. The gamer that suffers a cardiac arrest if he doesn't kill something every thirty seconds.

I think you may have misunderstood. The review is saying that the lack of puzzles is a fault with the game.

[Mr. Spencer]

Ah, hang on. I think I may have clusterfucked the whole meaning behind that and misunderstood. Which is a shame since I had a great arguement going there. Good potential, wasted. Just Haze'd myself there.

[Corrin]

I thought this was just a post some random person made on Gamefaqs? Why are we posting it here?

[Archelon]

I thought this was just a post some random person made on Gamefaqs? Why are we posting it here?

Because I'm an idiot.

Cheers.

A mod will have to remove it, though.