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I just listened to the Giantbombcast from this week. Brad Shoemaker said the game (RE6) is terrible, don't buy it.

If you don't listen to podcasts, here's the site's review: http://www.giantbomb.com/resident-ev...37273/reviews/

Originally Posted by Blaster man I just listened to the Giantbombcast from this week. Brad Shoemaker said the game (RE6) is terrible, don't buy it. If you don't listen to podcasts, here's the site's review: http://www.giantbomb.com/resident-ev...37273/reviews/

I listened to that too. He's been complaining about it since their "I Love Mondays" segment. Part of the insanity the game has seemed to cause him is partially what made me purchase it! Hahaha

Originally Posted by morphineseason I listened to that too. He's been complaining about it since their "I Love Mondays" segment. Part of the insanity the game has seemed to cause him is partially what made me purchase it! Hahaha

When he mentioned that you will fight the same boss on multiple campaigns...that's a huge turnoff. Also the situation where he mentioned that he missed the elevator and had to take the stairs then when he did that part with the other campaign, he still had to take the stairs! The game doesn't even keep track that you were supposed to take the elevator because you missed it last time! If you're not going to have any kind of interactivity between campaigns then why bother?

With such bad reviews, I imagine this game will be in the bargain bin pretty quick.

Originally Posted by Blaster man When he mentioned that you will fight the same boss on multiple campaigns...that's a huge turnoff.

RE1 and RE2... And you don't like storyline tie-ins?

Originally Posted by Blaster man Also the situation where he mentioned that he missed the elevator and had to take the stairs then when he did that part with the other campaign, he still had to take the stairs! The game doesn't even keep track that you were supposed to take the elevator because you missed it last time! If you're not going to have any kind of interactivity between campaigns then why bother?

If you take the stairs for both campaigns, then that means you failed the requirements in both campaigns and you don't deserve the elevator.

Originally Posted by tempbast RE1 and RE2... And you don't like storyline tie-ins? If you take the stairs for both campaigns, then that means you failed the requirements in both campaigns and you don't deserve the elevator.

Correct me if I'm wrong but you are showing hostility towards me because you think I don't like the game. I'm sorry but I haven't played the game, I was discussing Giantbomb's reviewer's comments. I won't be buying this game after hearing how terrible it is and if I were to buy it, it will be $20 in a month.

To answer your question. The problem isn't any tie in (btw I never had a PS1 or played the original). The problem, as described, is that you have to do it multiple times and there is no variation in the way it works.

As for your comment that you don't "deserve" to take the elevator, wow...that's all I can say. I'm sorry that you don't think the game should be consistent across campaigns. Why even have the characters in the same place?