Comments on: A Fiery Finale to a Controversial Sequel: Bridge Deck (Chapter 6-3)

By: Robert H.

Robert H. — Fri, 29 Jun 2012 02:34:43 +0000

Ah yes, you are correct about the melee moves. It is cool how they gave you two ways to win for both phases of the fight.

RE5 really didn’t feel like an RE game, but I still had fun with the actual gameplay. I am glad they finished the game on a high note though. The entire situation and level was just set up very well.

By: ZigTheHunter

ZigTheHunter — Thu, 28 Jun 2012 20:35:08 +0000

Indeed this stage and boss fights are very well done, highlight of the game. Overall this game is great, just a terrible at being a Resident Evil game. Even though I don’t feel this game botched the overall story too much, it did botch the tone and feel a RE game should have, that even RE4 still had.

Also there is an alternative way to stun Wesker in the first fight to give him the Serum; If you shoot him enough times it will daze him allowing you to run up to him and beat him up with a barrage of melee moves, afterwords he will fall too ground but, instantly get back up, do this a few times and it will stun him allowing you to give him the Serum. I really like that they give you 2 ways to win here.

The final fight with him is a bit easier thus a little disappointing, its still good just wish it was a little harder.

By: ChazDragoon

ChazDragoon — Thu, 28 Jun 2012 15:47:54 +0000

I have to agree with all of this…i enjoy Resident Evil 5 (specially co-op with a pal…we stun rod each other frequently and spam callouts/troll each other on traps). The final parts against Wesker were actually well done, and it kinda irks me that the rest of the game didn’t receive the same attention it did overall.

Then again if it did, it wouldn’t of been half as impressive at the end.

Failing to save Sheva in that last quicktime should of netted an alternate ending instead of a game over i think..would of made a really good “sad ending” i bet.