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Isaac has a mean post up game, but the off the ball jumpers are killer.
Oh wait, he can't jump!!!!!!!!!!
I still couldn't believe EA did Resident Evil better than Capcom. Man, Resident Evil 5 sucked.
WHITE SPACE MEN can't JUMP...I guess only FRANK WEST can dunk the rock, unless they have an X button prompt beneath the Basket
I enjoyed Resident Evil 5, but god it wasn't even tense or scary. I hope they go back to the roots and beyond like they've said RE6 will be (as in another reboot)
I lol'd
Because the majority of gamers today are ADD riddled kids who need guns and explosions or constant action, otherwise they get bored fast hence RE is now more about action and explosions.
The thing is that Dead Space showed how you can have a game be atmospheric and have action, there's no shame in Capcom emulating this, they esentially created the entire genre and someone else refined it, just copy of them.
That was the single worst joke I've heard in at least a week.
RIGHT ON KYSOUSUKE! I can enjoy RE5 for what it is, But its so time for a "REBOOT" image RE6 with tense environments and REAL zombies jumping out at you. It would be freaking GOLD. At least make the AI a little better and reworking the aiming system, For Christ sake. Even Duke Nukem could Run and shoot and that was 1996
Sounds like WRY GUY has beening using Brand RE5... He doesn't like moving and aim at the same time... Yeah, you're right the joke was pretty awful. This is why I don't do Comedy, much...
I liked it! Of course, I've always been a fan of a well-timed pun, and I guess this kind of counts.