Chance Hale
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Does the Wii U version has residentevil.net support? Having a hard time deciding between the PS3, and U versions.
Does the Wii U version has residentevil.net support? Having a hard time deciding between the PS3, and U versions.
Does the Wii U version has residentevil.net support? Having a hard time deciding between the PS3, and U versions.
I thought you are going PC.
Yes it does.
residentevil.net
Select Wii U and your language. I think RE6 points will transfer to Revelations within the same platform.
Is there a way to change how the mouse aiming works in this game? When I place the crosshairs on a monster it gets sticky, taking big swings of the mouse to get it to move again making head shots near impossible. I imagine it'll work better with a controller, but why is mouse aiming so bad?
Dont know if these DLC screenshots were posted.
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They basically attached Jessica's legs to Hunk's upper torso.Oh wow
Oh wow
Will totally download this starting tonight at midnight for Wii U.
It's a shame (but understandable) the game looks so bad.
Didn't Need For Speed Most Wanted U go live at midnight?Is this actually going up at midnight? No third party release has gone up at midnight yet on the eShop, although the demo being up at midnight was encouraging news, to say the least.
Didn't Need For Speed Most Wanted U go live at midnight?
Though I do know The Cave was live at midnight on release in US eShop. Though that was an eShop game only.
I think the game looks pretty decent in motion, lighting is a bit basic but I certainly wouldn't call it bad by any stretch.
True, it certainly doesn't look "holy crap AVOID!" bad. It does its job.
When I say it looks bad, I mean it in the sense that it's immediately obvious it's not on par with console/PC games. Prior to playing the demo I was thinking they would manage to fool me, but that's not the case.
I honestly have no idea; NFS came out the same day as MH3U, which was definitely not a midnight release.
Have any PS3 games ever released at midnight? It's seeming whichever version comes out first will be the one I jump on
They basically attached Jessica's legs to Hunk's upper torso.
Oddly hot.
They are. I'm waiting for Cpcom to fix them before I jump in.Since I've already played this game twice with good controls (3DS), I'll have to test the demos and/or wait for a patch if the HD controls are truly borked.
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The hell is that suit on the left? Don't remember that, perhaps I blocked it from my memory
Jessica, a new character for this game
Did you play the 3DS game? She wears her wetsuit for like 75% of the game.Oh I know, I just only remember the snow suit for her.
Did you play the 3DS game? She wears her wetsuit for like 75% of the game.
Oh lord the site treatment on gmg
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The same can be said of the graphics, too. Revelations on the 3DS looks terrific. Revelations on a Wii U or PlayStation 3 looks rudimentary in comparison to what is already on offer elsewhere. Upscaling the graphics has done the game's visuals no actual harm, but simply existing on a system where standards are far higher does them an injustice. The result is a game that just looks unimpressive now that it has moved from a format where once its aesthetic could enthuse us.
The good news is that, if you don't own a 3DS, I'd still absolutely recommend Revelations. As the best Resident Evil game released in years, it's worth checking out for any series fans yet to give it a whirl. While the aiming and camera are a little awkward, it's something that one does get used to, moving from an uncomfortable aggravation to a mild yet regular annoyance. The important thing to consider is that Revelations works on consoles. I may prefer the 3DS alternative, but this new release is far from unusable.
My recommendation is aided by the improved Raid mode, which has been given more weapons, unlockables, and characters for a richer experience that could almost be its own standalone product. I already greatly enjoyed the addition of Raid to the original game, and the new one has taken up a lot of my time. Playable both solo and with an online partner, Raid is all about blasting through short stages, collecting items and currency to unlock new weapons and upgrades. If you're considering picking the game up, Raid must be a big part of what you're after, as it's totally where the bulk of the fun can be found.
If you already own the original, there's not too much to draw you into a second purchase. Raid is a good start, but outside of that, there's a new Infernal difficulty that switches a few items around and a single new enemy in the Wall Blister. If you really, really enjoy Raid mode, then you'll likely get your money's worth, otherwise you'd be best off sticking to what you already have.
The Wii U version does boast a couple extra features over its contemporaries. The GamePad offers some touchscreen options (notably a few touchable icons for weapon switching) and a handy mini-map located on the screen. You can also play the whole thing remotely on the controller, if you're the sort of person who gets off on that.
Miiverse has been integrated into the experience in two rather amusing ways. Whenever you die, you'll have an option to notify the Miiverse community, and you'll also see messages on-screen from those who died before you. The annoyance of death is mitigated somewhat by the entertainment of furious messages and hasty doodles by those with even less tolerance for failure than yourself. Miiverse is also used in Raid mode, where you can upload creature messages, which will spawn a monster named after you randomly into online games, complete with a pop-up featuring any phrase or image you devised. Naturally, the servers are already stalked by a monster called Sterling with a drawing of Willem Dafoe to show you.
Resident Evil Revelations isn't as good on consoles as it is on the 3DS. It clearly wasn't designed for larger machines, and the somewhat clunky, rudimentary controls indicate that it would need to be rebuilt from the ground up to prove a superior alternative. However, it's still a fine game and still the best Resident Evil game available right now, and if you've not played it already, you truly ought to. If you've already tried it on 3DS, there's not a lot to bring you back, but any other Resident Evil fan would be best served giving it a go.
The mouse controls are sooo bad. I think its the acceleration that makes it hard to aim/turn.
Had no issues with turning whatsoever. In fact, it was incredibly smooth. Aiming wasn't great, but infinitely better than using a stick. I was shooting limbs and stunning creatures with ease.
Before I bite the bullet and get it from GMG I need to know is the main campaign coop?
No; Raid mode acts like a kind of a "campaign's greatest hits!"Before I bite the bullet and get it from GMG I need to know is the main campaign coop?
No it's not. Raid mode is, which has all the levels from the campaign (I think).
I was playing the PC demo at 1360 x 768 so I don't know if that makes a difference.
No; Raid mode acts like a kind of a "campaign's greatest hits!"