The only thing they need to change is to allow us to switch camera options at any time like in the RE3.5 trailer (you walk around with static camera angles but when you aim it zooms into ). Types of enimies Guardian of Insanity, Wesker, Zombie(Though the zombies just lay on the ground and don't attack until you get close) If they made Resident Evil 6 like this I would fall in love with Capcom again. My only problem with it is that you're only able to exlplore a small part of the mansion and there is only 3 At another point If you play as Jill there is a Piano minigame which opens a door just like in RE1. There is one point where Jill walks into a room and the door shuts behind her and the ceiling begins to fall and you must save her before she bocomes a 'Jill sandwich'. There is a ton of references to Resident Evil 1 so a fan of RE1-3 would love it. Its very atmospheric and survival horror-ish and there is even an option for static camera angles. Yes, it is short, but the quality of whats there and with the price point at $5, I felt I got my money's worth. If it wasn't so short it would be worth buying RE5 for.
It's classic RE with the RE5 engine, limited ammo, scarce enemies, more puzzles, and ALL atmosphere. I highly reccomend it to any Resident Evil fans.
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