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.

Desperados11

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.

Hmmm. I'll wait and see. Not gonna worry about getting one until at least one price drop anyways so I'm not really carin'

Call of duty WAW?

Halo 3?

Rainbow 6 vegas 2?

Fable 2?

Coded12

Sorry to nitpick but come one don't lie. Fable 2 had absolutely terrible co-op. It's worse than playing the superman game on N64 and believe me that was really bad.

"Beware the ides of March!" Shakespeare predicts that it will come out in the middle of March.

You can do the story in Crackdown while in online co-op. I still play the game with friends because it IS that much fun. reubendarosa

I loved that game co op I agree with this guy. Buy it! It's cheap and fun

i got it the first day it came out and i love every minute of itharmonixer_yuri

Same!

Yeah I don't even think he's high enough level to edit his posts let alone make a poll haha. Never played SR2 but I want to

I had both and I think Fallout 3 is more worth your money. It's way, way, way longer by far. VATS if very satisfying and gruesome. It definitely makes combat more fun if you know how to use it. If you liked Oblivion that much definitely play FO3. The leveling is different you no longer have skill bars that increase just from using the skill, you get overall experience from everything so the leveling is refreshingly different. In the end both are great games but, I will say I did sell Deadspace without beating it because I got bored and never really felt creeped out. But I kept Fallout 3. I haven't even touched the DLC yet but it's a definite keeper for me. Hope this helps man happy gaming.

The game has no multiplayer (and rightfully so) and it won't take too long to complete.

Besides for getting achievements, what's the point of buying this game over simply renting it for way less money?

I think the game looks phenomenol, but couldn't I just experience it all with a weeklong rent? Thanks for your input.

sicknastyman

Hahahahaha. You don't know anything about RE5 do you? Co-op was announced months ago...

Anytime man