Newcomers to the resident evil series may find this helpful in collecting health and ammo as they are limited throughout the game, but returning fans may be put off by this and see it as taking away the original fear factors out of Resident evil.Īfter the player has completed the game there is the option to play it again with all the gear the player acquired in the first completion, which potentially could be a help for them and a good feature to the game, there is no co op in the campaign, which is not a bad thing because for online all the fun is in raid mode with friends and other players. This device is extremely useful when low on ammo and health. If you scan the area with the Genesis you have the chance to find ammo and a herb or a hand-print. They have included a scanner called Genesis, this helps to uncover additional resources by scanning areas and enemies. The campaign is a good size, with about 10hours of game-play (depending on the player) in your first play-through of the game. A few negative things about Raid mode is that enemies can be slow in spawning: after killing all enemies in your view it takes a while for more to appear before the player can continue, this can be frustrating because sometimes you need objects from the enemy, for example a key to continue on with the mission. In raid mode players can play online in co op mode or alone in a single player, taking on hordes of enemies across a variety of missions levelling up characters and earning weapon upgrades. The console version includes additional content including a new enemy, extra difficulty mode and improvements to Raid mode new weapons, skill sets and the opportunity to play as Hunk and other characters from the series, but apart from the above its offering essentially the same experience as the 3DS. This game was originally launched in 2012 as a 3DS exclusive, the game has now been released on home consoles with a few extras. By ashmoresmooth88 | Review Date: January 20, 2014
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