Resident Evil 4 (Wii)
Posted: Thu Nov 06, 2008 8:10 am
Survival Horror
As a big fan of the RE series, and having played RE4 for the PC, I was pleased when it was released for the Wii console.
Anyone who has played one of the Resident Evil games knows they always impress. This game was no different.
From the start of the game, the atmosphere is very unnerving and it only gets worse once you turn the corner to enter a house, and your enemies are introduced. Swarms, at times, of these guys come at you relentlessly. Yelling and muttering things in diabolic undertones of spanish. Not to mention the gigantic, freakish entities that you have to face along the way ( One known as El gigantic ).
Thanks to a wonderful control system, it isn't overwhelming and just tends to be good ole fashion 'scare-the-pants-off-you' fun. The Wii remote and nunchuck make running from boulders, round-housing your stunnned enemies, and firing your weapons much more entertaining. To say the least, aiming your weapons is a blessing with the remote. It's much simpler than on the other platforms, so you're able to make more precise shots to convserve precious ammo you find along your journey.
The music of the game only further draws you in to the long ride of suspense that is RE4's storyline. The puzzles aren't daunting, but rather make you think a little and bring a good measure of intelligent design to the table.
If you own a Wii, this game is a must buy simply for the immense reply value and enjoyment of utilizing the Wii's unique control system.
As a big fan of the RE series, and having played RE4 for the PC, I was pleased when it was released for the Wii console.
Anyone who has played one of the Resident Evil games knows they always impress. This game was no different.
From the start of the game, the atmosphere is very unnerving and it only gets worse once you turn the corner to enter a house, and your enemies are introduced. Swarms, at times, of these guys come at you relentlessly. Yelling and muttering things in diabolic undertones of spanish. Not to mention the gigantic, freakish entities that you have to face along the way ( One known as El gigantic ).
Thanks to a wonderful control system, it isn't overwhelming and just tends to be good ole fashion 'scare-the-pants-off-you' fun. The Wii remote and nunchuck make running from boulders, round-housing your stunnned enemies, and firing your weapons much more entertaining. To say the least, aiming your weapons is a blessing with the remote. It's much simpler than on the other platforms, so you're able to make more precise shots to convserve precious ammo you find along your journey.
The music of the game only further draws you in to the long ride of suspense that is RE4's storyline. The puzzles aren't daunting, but rather make you think a little and bring a good measure of intelligent design to the table.
If you own a Wii, this game is a must buy simply for the immense reply value and enjoyment of utilizing the Wii's unique control system.