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    Resident Evil - Gold Edition (Xbox 360)

    Resident Evil - Gold Edition (Xbox 360)From: Capcom
    Category: Video Games

    Buy New: £13.93
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    Seller: Amazon.co.uk
    Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars 1 reviews
    Sales Rank: 262

    Format: Unknown format
    Platform: Xbox 360
    Genre: action-games
    Rating: Suitable for 18 years and over
    Media: Video Game
    Operating System: No Operating System
    Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.3
    Dimensions (in): 7.3 x 5.3 x 0.6

    MPN: 5055060962046
    EAN: 5055060962046
    ASIN: B003FW63M4

    Release Date: September 10, 2010  (In 3 Days)
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    Product Description
    Includes: Resident Evil 5 Lost In Nightmares Desperate Escape 4 new costumes The Mercenaries Reunion Versus Extra figures The critically-acclaimed chapter of the Resident Evil franchise returns with more content than ever before in Resident Evil 5: Gold Edition. Included is the original best-selling game and all downloadable content, including new playable episodes that take you even deeper into Resident Evil lore. Explore the horrors of Spencer mansion as BSAA agents Chris Redfield and Jill Valentine in the new prequel episode "Lost In Nightmares". "Desperate Escape" shows the other side of Resident Evil 5 as you take control of Jill and Josh as they fight their way out of Kijuju's Tricell facility. "The Mercenaries Reunion" brings eight new characters into the bloody fray. Battle against hordes of Majini - and even other players - in "Versus" 4 New costumers ensure you always fight evil in style. Players 1-2 Network players 2-4


    Customer Reviews:
    4 out of 5 stars Great game. Some nice extras if you have an xbox live connection   April 25, 2010
    Ian Nind (UK)
    13 out of 13 found this review helpful

    The basic game.

    First of all the basic game is the same as the original version. This is the best Resident Evil 5 game ever in my opinion. It looks good especially in HD. It plays smoothly and is quite lengthy. There is a nice variety enemies and five or six bosses to defeat at various stages, including 3 confrontations with Albert Wesker, the 2nd of which I found hardest to beat. The final confrontation with him is actually quite easy when you understand how to beat him.

    The game is given extra longevity by the various extras that you can collect along the way. There are 50 treasures, shields to shoot, a multitude of guns, which can nearly all be upgraded, and coins and ammo to collect. You also have a partner throughout the game, called Sheva. She is a great character who really adds an extra dimension. She helps dealing death to the bad guys and getting to out of reach places etc... Also once you have completed the game for the first time you can select her as a playable character and play through the game again. If you are playing with someone else they can control Sheva in co-op mode.

    Each level can be played on 3 difficulties and there is a completion rating at the end each. Depending on how well you do you get coins to open up extra costumes, figurines etc... Once you have completed it on the 3 difficulty levels I think a forth one is opened up, but I haven't got that far yet.

    Threre in also another game called 'The Mercenaries'. Basically you have to survive for as long as possible and kill as many bad guys as you can. You initially have 2 mins but you can earn extra time by finding the time extension statues. The better you do in the mercenaries gives you extra coins to buy more extras.

    So if you take into account all the collectibles and the extra games etc.. this game will take along time time to completely finish.

    The new features.

    This gold edition contains some nice extras. The first thing i would say though is that you need to have an XBOX live connection to access them. They are not actually on the disc. You are given a code which you can use to download them from XBOX Live.

    This is fine except that it means you can't get them without the internet connection. I think it might have been better to actually include them on the disc or give us an extra disc, as in Forza Motorsport 3.

    As the new features are available on XBOX live then you can download them, if you have the original game, using Microsoft Points. I'm not sure how many points you need, (check on XBOX live), but I don't think it comes to 2100, which is the smallest you number of points you can buy in the shops. This way you can get the new features and have points left over for anything else you may want to download. I made the mistake of trading my orignal version in for £10 and buying the new game for £30. I should have kept it and just bought the MIcrosoft Points instead. Never ming eh!!! We all learn by our mistakes.

    The new extras are pretty good but they don't add a great deal to the game. They include extra costumes, some more figurines, extra charaxters to play in 'The Mercenaries' game. The main additions though are 2 new short levels. 'Lost in Nightmares' is set in a mansion very similar to the one in Resident Evil 1. It does not take long to complete. I did it 50 mins on easy difficulty. Other difficulty levels do extend it slightly as you have to do more to complete it, but it is still relatively short. The other game is called 'Desperate Escape' involving two of the secondary !!! characters in the game escaping from the Uroboros Facility. Again it is quite short, but I liked it more then 'Lost In Nightmares'

    So there it is. The original game is fantastic and the new features definitely add to it and extend the life of the game. An essential purchase if you don't already have the original game. If you do already own it then just make sure you choose the best way of buying the new stuff.


     

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