Resident Evil 4 (GC) Reviews

This game is the best resident Evil game in my opinion and is a lot better than the previous titles and not only that but the control system is much improved. You play as Leon who is on a new mission to rescue the daughter of the president in some remotely located Eastern European village. sounds easy enough until he gets there only to ...  Read the complete review

Resident Evil 4 is one of the best games that has even been made. FACT. Well it's not but that's my opinion and that of many others who have played it. If you haven't played this game you're missing out on an amazing game. I was never really a fan of the original Resident Evil games, the control schemes always proved troublesome and just seemed ...  Read the complete review

In varying degrees, all of the previous Resident Evil games have in some way innovated beyond the original, but NONE have done so in such a drastic way as Resident Evil 4 did back in 2005. Not only did it boast supremely improved visuals, being on the GameCube, but it also wholly re-invented the gameplay mechanics that then became a mainstay when ...  Read the complete review

This has to be one of the greatest Resident Evil's in the series. After having played all the games in the series I was impressed by Nintendo's release (they released it 1st). With huge environments, great game play and a good story line this will have you occupied for hours. Of course, this game as with any RE game it is best played in the dark. ...  Read the complete review

Everybody out there knows I'm not the biggest Resident Evil fan out there and I think I'm not the only one who has hated the series too, eh? C'mon, Playstation2 owners got some of the worst playing spin offs in gaming history with dismal games like Resident Evil Dead Aim and RE Outbreak. Resident Evil 1 and 0 on the GC were cool titles but they ...  Read the complete review

Resident evil has long been one of those games where you either love it or hate it and i think many of you would agree with me when i say that this is because of the camera angles employed by the game. Well worry no more and prepare to embrace this new 3rd person game from capcom. Survival horror: This game implements the element ...  Read the complete review

Resident evil 4 Certificate 15 capcom Resident evil 4 the latest instalment of the series, capcom have done it again and made another great sequel. So one day I was flicking through a new play mag only to find an article on the up and coming resident evil 4, but what concerned me at the time was not “new resident evil game” ...  Read the complete review

A few years ago, while I was reading my favourite Playstation magazine, I came across an article on Resident Evil 4. Yes!! I am a massive fan ever since I played the original. There were a few pictures and brief insight as it was very early news. I was all worked up and excited! You play as Leon Kennedy! He was great, almost an equal to Chris ...  Read the complete review

I first saw this game on the Gamecube and while it looked brilliant I was never able to play it because I only own a PS2. However Capcom in its infinite wisdom finally decided to release the game for the PS2 and I finally got to experience this game first hand. I was stunned. The story revolves around Leon, from Resident Evil 2, and his ...  Read the complete review

To begin with, despite being an avid fan of horror movies, I could never quite see what the appeal of resident evil was, but, slowly but surely, I found myself getting caught up in it and Im now a massive massive fan of the series. Resident Evil 4 was by far one of the most anticipated Gamecube games ever, despite it's constantly ...  Read the complete review

Out of all the ‘Capcom 5’ games it was without doubt that Resident Evil 4 was the most anticipated. Of course, since then, out of the group one game has been canned and three (including this one) are ported to PS2 with only one of the games remaining exclusive to the GameCube as intended. Things change for better or worse but they always spark ...  Read the complete review

MAVIS RILEY AND GENERAL DEAD HORSE FLOGGING When does a winning concept become tired? Is it with repetition and the inevitable ensuing familiarity? Could it be failing to keep in touch with its contemporaries? Alternatively, maybe the concept, in hindsight, just wasn’t much kop in the first place? For example, Les Dennis’ Mavis Riley ...  Read the complete review