646f9e108c Jill Valentine and Parker Luciani are sent to search for Chris Redfield and Jessica Sherawat on the SS Queen Zenobia. First for my 3D review. There was very little to complain about in the 3D department. Objects render perfectly and planes appear quite deep. Your character will even shell out from the monitorfaryour keyboard. No problem with shadows or sprites. Gameplay is quite fun if one is able to overlook the bad development. It is rather surprising that game testers didn't point out just a few of the blindingly ridiculous scenarios. This is a third person view game which makes the idea of a cross hair a bit absurd. You are shooting from the hip two feet to the right of your character! Since when do people smile when being attacked by monsters? The female character in stage/act/part 3 is smiling except in the cut scene when she has a totally different 'serious' face on. Saving your game is not possible except after a prolonged period of gameplay. One would have thought that this late in the franchise the game would be a bit more polished but sadly that is not the case. Your team mate will stand idly by while a monster chases you up and down hallways even though he (your team-mate) has his pistol trained on the monster! (The monster!) The constant jump between characters was most annoying. One minute you are a female. The next some guy and so it goes. There is little continuity in the amount of ammo around either. In one episode/part/play, you have almost no ammo, in the next the place is literally covered in it. Remember that episode in Seinfeld when George is wearing shwooshy pants? As he walked his pants made a swooshing sound. Wellyour character, every time you move you make an annoying swooshing sound but amplify Georges sound x 5 and you will get an idea of how loud it is. Despite its many downfalls the game is still a bit of fun even just to say you clocked it. 7 out of ten rubber chickens Bkaww!
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