I've almost beaten it and I haven't seen anything like the attache case from RE4. So, no I don't think so.

[QUOTE="therealryu"]

If you open the menu you'll notice that there are arrows on some of the squares. Put the weapon or item on this arrow and then you can use the corresponding direction on the d pad to bring it up on the fly. Hope this answers what you're asking : )

senses_fail_06

Yep. Only able to hotkey with the d pad

HIGH after playing the demo i got really disappointed its the same game as RE 4 but with better graphics, whats more the only good thing about the game are the graphics, who is stupid enough as not to move when he is aiming?????LOL

jacim91

Ever try actually hitting a target while moving with a heavy metal gun? Really hard, next to impossible. It's more realistic. And it also adds to the idea of saving ammo and being really accurate with your shooting. Although I will agree that it does make it hard for people to get into it after playing a game where you can run full speed spraying wildly like Call of Duty.

If you open the menu you'll notice that there are arrows on some of the squares. Put the weapon or item on this arrow and then you can use the corresponding direction on the d pad to bring it up on the fly. Hope this answers what you're asking : )

To be honest I don't read Gamespot's reviews anymore I usually just wait for some intelligent sounding user reviews because: A. There are alot more of them to read to get a better idea of the game, and B. Gamespot almost never rates what I like well so I don't bother listening to them.

Not funny man.. hahaha. I would be so pissed.

K

I love fallout 3. I have not and will not download operation anchorage, but I may download the Pitt and definitely Broken Steel. I did every quest except "Take it Back!" and I have collected basically every unique weapon/armor in the game (how can I get Ant's Sting after killing the AntAgonizer, without the Mechanist's armor?) - I decorated my Megaton house really cool, with the explorer theme, and have like 8 unique guns on the table. I have nearly every unique melee weapon out in the room upstairs, etc etc etc. I have the MIRV and wil 60 mini nukes. And 10,500 caps I'm level 20. I've done everything I can think of but i dont want to abandon my character So what can I do?danist518

Why are you so against Anchorage? I haven't gotten it yet either but just wondering

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[QUOTE="Desperados11"]

The regenerating mode is pretty good in some styles of FPS games. FPS horror games should never use a regenerating system as it just makes u invulnerable. Scrounging for ammor/health packs is what makes or breaks the atmosphere sometimes. Look at RE5, it turned into an action game because of easy to find ammo and easy health system. RE4 had u checking every nook for anything and conserving everything u pick up.

phynixblack

There are few things I hate more than people who make assumptions based on a freaking demo. You don't know. Besides RE4 wasn't that ammo starved at all, if anything that's the game that changed the series to action.. I got through it just fine with TONS of ammo, without having to check "every nook" I loved that game but come on, the true ammunition starving was in the first 2 Resident Evils.

Yeah that's true. But my point is that RE4 had plenty lying around and you didn't really have to search everywhere.Granted if someone's terrible at aiming like you said then maybe they would spend a while looking.

But the same goes for RE5 if you miss alot you might spend awhile looking for ammo. I've been playing it split screen co op with my buddy who modded his box and got it early. Although he's not allowed to play it live until the 13th. About the same amount of resources as 4.

Anyways back on topic, done with my nitpicking haha. I thought The Getaway's health system was pretty funny. You had to lean on a wall when you got injured and as you did you would slowly heal and the blood stains would disappear from your jacket.