Ya saben que los mods para los juegos de PC están a la orden del día y el de Resident Evil 5 es uno de los que, mmm… más llama la atención.

Este mod muestra a Sheva completamente desnuda, tal y como los programadores la trajeron al mundo ; en este video podemos apreciarla en una de las tantas escenas cinemáticas que el juego presenta pero es obvio que el mod aplica para todo el juego sin que esto afecte de ninguna manera el desarrollo del juego.

Lujurioso Curioso mod sin duda.

Fuente | ºvidaextra.comº

El mes pasado os traíamos un excelente MOD que reemplaza a Sheva Tribal por Jill BSAA que podéis ver en este enlace

Hoy tocan otros Mods que también modifican los trajes habituales. Para la instalación se recomienda hacer un backup de los archivos a remplazar.

Se instalan agregando y reemplazando los archivos en sus respectivas carpetas, con esto la modificación funciona a la perfección. Eso si no se puede usar el chaleco de combate ni el chaleco antibalas, ya que al usarlo los personajes aparecerán con sus trajes normales.

La ruta de la instalación por defecto es la siguiente: 
C:\Archivos de programa\CAPCOM\RESIDENT EVIL 5\nativePC

El password para descomprimir los ficheros es: jhoncx

The Boondock Saint

Sustituye el traje safari

http://rapidshare.com/files/305407547/The_Boondock_Saint.rar

The Punisher

Reemplaza el traje BSAA

http://rapidshare.com/files/305439490/chris_punisher_re5.rar

The Jerk

Sustituye el traje de guerrero

http://rapidshare.com/files/305423783/The_jerk.rar

Sheva con la ropa de Clear Redfeald

Sustituye el traje BSAA

http://rapidshare.com/files/305449360/Resident_Evil_5_Skin_Mod_-_Sheva_Alomar_Claire_Redfield_Costume_Beta_Ver_0.2.rar

El password para descomprimir los ficheros es: jhoncx

Capcom proximamente sacará a la venta una nueva edición a principios de 2010 para Ps3 y Xbox 360. Esta edición incluirá nuevos trajes, extras y dos episodios más descargables. Capcom tambien está preparando una ”Gold Edition” que tendrá toda la novedad del Re 5: Alternative Edition.

Saludos

EricVader

Fuente: Vandal

ya se había dado la noticia de que Resident Evil: Alternative Edition saldría a manera de contenido descargable [DLC] para las consolas de Microsoft y Sony, después que siempre no, que este título sandría en formato físico… en lo que se deciden aquí les dejo estas imágenes:

¿Entonces… tu que esperas, la Alternative Edition o la Gold?

Yo espero que se concentren en renovar el sistema de juego de RE porque eso de no poder moverte mientras apuntas me llevo a dejar el juego a las pocas horas.

Fuente | ºvandal.netº

Here are the Video Game Reviews for December

• Nov 30 -  Pacman World
• Dec 7 – ???
• Dec 14 – Spyro the Dragon
• Dec 21 – HAZE
• Dec 28 – ???

Here are the Movie Reviews for December

• Dec 4 – Night of the living Dead (1994 Remake)
• Dec 11 – ???
• Dec 18 – ???
• Dec 25 -  ???

Here are the Let’s Play for December

• Resident Evil 5
• Tony Hawks Under Ground

I played this mind blowing game but  it is difficult to play game. Resident Evil 4  as good as Resident Evil 5.  Resident Evil 5 is  very hard. Resident Evil 4 is easy to many attacks but it is not then Resident Evil 5. Resident Evil 4 is less equipments and res5 is many items of pistols and shotguns and also stored it to many. This graphics of the game very exclusive in nature. Res4 is very tension but it is not there. This is game is worse. In res4 only one person game in res5 we have another partner. Life is not less quickly. Do you want download the game in rapidshare is best.

Dead Artist Special zu Resident Evil 5

Resident Evil 5 erscheint am 09.März 2010 (DE-Termin steht noch nicht fest) als Gold Edition für die PS3 als auch für die XBOX360. Die PS3 enthält eine Blu-Ray mit dem Hauptspiel, den Versus Mode den es bisher als DLC zu laden gab, 2 Bonus Kapitel, neue Kostüme und einen neuen Söldner Modus namens ‘Reunion‘. So soll die XBOX360 Fassung der Re-Edition eine DVD enthalten mit einen Coupon/Gutschein womit man sämtlichen Bonus Material herunterladen kann.

Bisher sind die neue Kostüme und die neuen Kapitel noch nicht als Download Inhalt erschienen, dies sollte aber im Februar 2010 schon möglich sein. Es ist noch nicht viel über die 2 neuen Kapitel oder den neuen Mercenaries Modus gesagt worden, aber sobald es dazu Neuigkeiten gibt, poste ich es hier!

Este pasado 19 de noviembre capcom anuncio que Resident Evil Gold edition y aunque en un principio seria llamado Resident Evil alternative edition pues este fue renombrado para nuestro continente.Este sera lanzado en descarga digital y en version disco para xbox 360 aunque su version en descarga estara disponible exactamente el 17 de febrero de 2010 y la version en disco (o sea en las tiendas) estara disponible apartir de el dia 9 de marzo de 2010 y tendra un precio de de $49 dolares y como en todos los juegos tendra algunos extras por la compra ya que en el dvd vendra con una tarjeta para la descarga nueva que tendra este juego como lo son:Dos nuevos episodios (lost in nightmares y otro aun desconocido),Nuevos trajes,el modo cooperativo mercenaries reunion,y 8 nuevos personajes para el susodicho modo.

Y para los que prefieran la version de descarga obtendran un calendario el cual les muestro abajo.

Y como mencione en la parte de arriba este tendra nuevos trajes pero aun no hay muchas imagenes,de lo que si hay son fotos de sheva alomar que para quienes les gusto el traje tribal de la primera version este les gustara mas aun mas,¡la verdad es que se ve bastante bien!.

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Collector’s editions have become less collectible. In fact, they’ve become bloody common in a way.

A lot can be blamed on the way they’ve been handled in the U.S. The truth is, we haven’t gotten much in the way of Collector’s Editions of games. And when we do, they suck half the time.

Particularly popular these day are the requisite metal cases… which to be honest, I don’t entirely like. It’s largely that they’re unprotected and can chafe far too easily. Nothing worse than a collectible that can get thrashed upon entry. Part of the inherent value of your average CD based game is that the paperwork is transferable- the label, disc and manual can be moved to another case with great ease. These are the parts that matter.

Of course, this is more of a personal sticking point. Having worked in a video game store for quite some time, I see a lot of metal cases come in- beat up, colors rubbed off, dented- stuff like that.

It doesn’t help that these are often poorly designed cases. Halo 3 was particularly notorious as a common problem in shipping resulting in discs becoming dislodged in the collector’s edition of the game, resulting in them becoming scratched while shipping. Because of this, the standard edition or the more expensive legendary edition became the way to go- only a sorry sap ended up buying the so-called collector’s edition.

Another prime example is Mortal Kombat vs. DC Universe. With this game, particularly the X-Box 360 version, the game was packaged in a loose, empty case with a cardboard CD wallet from which both the game disc and the bonus disc could not easily be removed, certainly not for repeated usage. What this almost inevitably resulted in was a collector’s disc that was actually far less desirable than the standard edition if only because the standard edition was less likely to be thrashed due to poor packaging.

Often times the bonuses aren’t any better. A common inclusion in games these days are a separate disc including ‘making of’ featurettes and the like. While it isn’t bad to include these features, they hardly constitute a selling point. Only the most die-hard fans are going to want to watch these, and it’s almost certain they’ll only want to watch them once.

Soundtracks, in my opinion, are the way to go. A lot of work is put into a game’s score and often it goes underappreciated. On top of that, soundtracks don’t often enjoy such heavy release in the U.S. To see a soundtrack get included in a game as a promotional item is often a great way to give the music to the fans that can’t get it legitimately any other way. Hell, I preordered Silent Hill: Shattered Memories at GameStop just for the soundtrack. And I hate GameStop!

My wife favors art-books. I’m a little mixed on them myself, as I’m not usually compelled to revisit a whole book of art any more than I necessarily am a ‘making of’ disc. However, I am particularly fond of when art is used gratuitously in the packaging and the manual. In fact, one of my favorite aspects of the PSX Lunar releases (which I’ll speak more on shortly) was the use of concept art in the large, full-color manuals. It made the books utterly gorgeous to look at as one skimmed through them.

In other cases, knick-knacks aren’t half bad either. Resident Evil 5 included a necklace, a patch and a figure, as well as a cloth bag in addition to the metal encased game and bonus disc.

Of course, this was all packaged in a flimsy cardboard box that’s liable to bend at the first sign of pressure. Comparing this on the other hand to the Japanese version which my wife just insisted on ordering, which came packaged in an elaborate and comparatively thicker box with a sleekly designed USB drive disguised as a virus capsule and, well… I feel kinda short shrifted.

Part of the problem in my own experience is that I may be used to shiny packages. I was buying games in the heyday of Working Designs… you know, before they couldn’t secure any major games and were eventually ax-murdered by Sony.

But seriously, their packages were the best. The original Lunar: Silver Star Story when released on the PlayStation included two game discs, a soundtrack, a ‘Making-of’ disc, a hardcover, full-color 100+ page booklet, and a cloth map. Lunar 2 only one-upped this with a whole little box of extras.

And this was standard for their games.

Admittedly, it made the titles more expensive than the average RPG out there (and in all probability this limited planning may have lent to their demised) but from a collector’s standpoint quality condition copies of their titles are worth a lot of money these days, and will likely only be worth more as time goes on.

While the Working Designs method may not be entirely the way to go from a marketing standpoint, the games they released felt special because, Collector’s Edition or not, holding one of their set felt like a lot of work was put into it.

Unfortunately, most Collector’s Editions don’t feel so spiffy. In fact, many feel downright half-assed.

Take the Batman: Arkham Asylum C.E. set released a few months ago. The highly touted batarang included in the set was made of cheap plastic and came out of the box highly scratched up- I haven’t seen a single one that actually looked descent. The game was packaged in a cardboard double-disc case (game and bonus disc) which looks nice in the case but seem endangered on a shelf amidst a collection. In fact, aside from the leatherbound book of inmates (whose info can be viewed in the game itself) the best part of the whole set was the instruction booklet, which was colorful and full of character, versus the standard edition’s paper-thin black-and-white instruction set.

Much of this seems to come from the idea that Collector’s Editions are meant to entice the average mook on principle more than they’re designed to entice average… y’know… collectors. How else does one explain such a poorly designed batarang that seems to be manufactured purely to save money for the publishers?

Part of the real problem this comes around to is coupled with the advent of digital content. Already, it’s not uncommon to see some sort of download or ingame bonus promised to people who preorder at major establishments as a sales incentive.

Hell, a year ago I preordered the new Prince of Persia at GameStop (and again, I hate that place! ) on the promise of a special skin allowing me to use the Sands of Time Prince. When I actually got the game, I was ‘rewarded’ with a little code booklet that I could’ve gotten off the internet two days later.

Now, this is more of an exception than the rule. Often, codes are provided for players to redeem to download their special preorder weapon or some such ilk.

Doesn’t it become apparent that we’re being had?

Particularly upsetting to me personally, recently, was Bioware’s Dragon Age: Origins. Despite my misgivings with Mass Effect (which I may give another chance to one day) I decided to pick up the game. I won’t get to play it until school’s out, but I figured it’d be nice to have it there, waiting.

Then, at my game store workplace, we get in the collector’s edition, and so I read the back. Among the first thing I see is a touting of the ‘complete version of the game.’

Seriously? The complete version of the game? I just paid sixty bucks for an incomplete game?

I know it’ll run from start to finish. I don’t mind downloadable content being released down the line either. But am I seriously being sold something, out the door, which the developers themselves will admit is not all there?

It’s already seldom I see a Collector’s Edition I actually want. In fact, with the exception of Fallout 3’s lunchbox last year, I feel as though the majority of them are worth skipping. But are we now hitting the point where companies are comfortable selling us the bare minimum on release day and charging us money for the meat on the bones?

Part of the problem, admittedly, does come down to digital distribution. Because developers can now offer digital incentives for either preorder or collector’s purposes, it’s much easier to ‘build’ an incentive that doesn’t involve a manufacturing cost. I willing to brush off the Sands of Time Prince as an anomaly as most developers know better than the hand out a cheat code for a preorder bonus.

At the same time though, it begs the question of what the audience themselves really wants. That is to say, if this is all it takes to sell a collector’s edition or a preorder, are they wrong to do so?

To backpedal a bit, I made mention of the various editions released for Halo 3 upon its release. My workplace ordered a mass of Halo 3’s, all shapes, all sizes, upon its release. We had over a hundred of the Legendary Editions. I had to concede, despite my non-Halo fan status, that the helmets looks pretty sweet.

But in the end, we found out that most people didn’t want the helmet. All sorts of people came in, and part of the problem that became apparent is that the average Halo player doesn’t want a helmet or even cares about a helmet. They just want to go into multiplayer and shoot their friends. We weren’t able to even clear out the helmets until they were marked down for as much as the game itself previously retailed for new- and even then, it took awhile.

And it’s not that no one liked the helmet, it’s just that they didn’t want it. Often times when people ask about Collector’s Editions of games, the first thing they want to know is if there’s more game in the C.E. version- if there’s not, they don’t buy it.

Are these the kinds of people Collector’s Editions are meant to cater towards? Or does this suggest an over saturation in the market?

Alternately, let’s take a look at Demon’s Souls, released by Atlus. The game released right away with a C.E. version available- after selling unusually well, Atlus announced they would issue more copies of the standard version of the game, but the C.E. edition- which only came in a special box with a strategy guide- would be discontinued. Already the game has shot up $20 on Ebay.

Mine’s still sealed. Now it shall ever remain so. I shall buy a standard edition when I am ready to start playing the game.

My callous hording of unwrapped goods notwithstanding, this seems to be what a Collector’s Edition is supposed to be about. And it’s not even a great set. But it’s title that is more likely to collect actual collectors and the edition itself was made available at launch but allowed to dissipate quickly pursuant to release.

Part of what makes Demon’s Souls notable is that it’s the polar opposite of the Halo 3 debacle. With Halo 3, Microsoft tried to make sure everyone had an even stab at the Collector’s Edition of the game, without any regard the very terming of such an edition. The “Legendary Edition” became anything but that, turned out to be common as mud and will be fortunate if it holds any long term value at all.

This shouldn’t be confused with cheapening the inherent value of the game itself, but rather the market value. Terming something as being for a collector implies that it is, in some way, collectable. By making it readily available at every corner store in town, it cheapens it for the people who thought they had to scramble to get it and makes it less remarkable for those who didn’t make the effort.

To make a point of example, since the release of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 I’ve had my share of people asking for the Prestige Edition of the game- which touts a set of functioning night-vision goggles in the set. The store I work at was careful to order a considerably small number- the Halo 3 debacle taught us well- but this has also made the set something of a more desired commodity as those who did not get it now wish they had.

At the time of this writing, I don’t know what the longterm value of this set will prove to hold- but it seems to be that the people who really wanted it got it, and those who didn’t, well… they were left wanting.

And cruel as it sounds, maybe that’s the way it should be with Collector’s Editions. They should be things that the people who really want can desperately pursue, not some common commodity anyone can get a hold of.

Part of making them so is making them desirable. Put care into the design. Put things in the that the people who really want to support the game or the series will want. At the same time, don’t cheapen the standard edition in the process (as was the case with Batman: Arkham Asylum’s booklet).

Putting this kind of care into a Collector’s Edition may in fact make it… collectable!

Ominous thoughts, no?

Jill Valentine and Chris Redfield experience another bad case of déjà vu. Here’s a glimpse of the new episode attached to Resident Evil 5: Alternative Edition, titled Lost in Dreams.

The newest DLC for Resident Evil 5, tagging it as Alternative Edition, apart from being available for download, it will also be available in a new boxed edition which shall be known as Resident Evil 5: Gold Edition.

This edition contains all the retail and alternative edition episodes, new costumes and Mercenaries Reunion characters.
All this content will be available in a single Blu-Ray disc while the Xbox 360 edition offers you the DVD and a token for the downloadable content.

Resident Evil 5: Gold Edition will retail for $49.99 when it arrives in stores on March 9, about a month after the first episode and costume pack are released online. Just a heads up for those of you who haven’t purchased Resident Evil 5. Best Buy will be selling the game without any of the Alternative Edition DLC for $19.99 on Black Friday.

You can stand under my Umbrella-ella-ella

Capcom today announced a whole heap of downloadable content for Resident Evil 5 for both Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3. Capcom plans to release two new downloadable episodes, a host of new costumes, and a new ‘ The Mercenaries Reunion’ mode, featuring eight new playable characters and weapon load-outs. All of this content will be available for download via Xbox Live and PSN next year.

This will coincide with the Release of the stand-alone Resident Evil 5: Gold Edition featuring the original game and all of the DLC in one box. Although the 360 has the game and a coupon to download the content whilst the PS3 has everything on the disc.

There will be four separate DLC’s in total including two entire new episodes and two costume packs.

The first new episode titled ‘ Lost in Nightmares’, finds the now playable Chris Redfield,  working with his partner, Jill Valentine, as they investigate Ozwell E. Spencer’s hideaway. Spencer, the evil mastermind and co-founder of Umbrella Corporation, has been concealing a new evil deep within the basement of his mansion.

The first costume pack and ‘Lost in Nightmares’ are released on 17th & 18th Feb on 360 and PS3 respectively and will feature ‘ The Mercenaries Reunion’, gives players new playable characters and weapon load-outs which provide players additional challenges as they aim to shoot down as many enemies as they can within a limited time.

The second episode which is as yet unnamed and costume pack are released on the 2nd & 3rd March. Each piece of downloadable content will contain two new playable characters. The Gold Edition will feature all eight.

Quick let’s get out of here before one of those things kills Guy!

Lucas arts and Telltale games have announced a December 8th release date for the final part of “Tales of Monkey Island.”

The fifth and final instalment, entitled “Rise of the Pirate God” completes a very successful return for pirate Guybrush Threepwood after a long nine-year absence. Although there are rumours are abound that his demise is upon us. Difficult to believe after all he has endured over the years, defeating the evil pirate Le chuck in his various forms as a ghost, zombie and even a demon.

Telltale games assure us that this will be a grand finale and that all those frustrating questions left open from the last episode “The Trial and Execution of Guybrush Threepwood” will be answered.

The first 4 episodes are available now on Wii/PC and 360 and will cost around £6-ish, each or Telltale are offering the whole set and a DVD on their website www.telltalegames.com/monkeyisland. No word yet on a PSN release, so no wise cracking, grog drinking fun for you Sony heads just yet!

From/De: Capcom

CALLING ALL RESIDENT EVIL FANS! MORE DETAILS REVEALED ON RESIDENT EVIL 5 DOWNLOADABLE CONTENT AND GOLD EDITION!

We announced to you this morning that we would be bringing you a ton of new content for RESIDENT EVIL 5 in a variety of different ways! Now we blow the lid off with more information on the DLC content and a calendar that includes all dates and prices.

For the downloadable content, we plan to release two new episodes, a host of new costumes, and a new “THE MERCENARIES REUNION” mode, featuring 8 new playable characters and weapon load outs.

For those RESIDENT EVIL fans who prefer a box copy, we are also happy to report that we will be releasing a RESIDENT EVIL 5: GOLD EDITION that will include the original game plus all additional content, making this the ultimate RESIDENT EVIL5 experience.   RESIDENT EVIL 5: GOLD EDITION will be available for $49.99 as a single Blu-ray disc for the PLAYSTATION 3 or as a DVD with a token for the downloadable content for XBOX 360.

Previously only seen during cut scenes of the original RESIDENT EVIL 5, the first new episode titled “LOST IN NIGHTMARES”, finds BSAA agent, Chris Redfield, working with his partner, Jill Valentine, as they investigate Ozwell E. Spencer’s hideaway.   Spencer, the evil mastermind and co-founder of Umbrella Corporation, has been hiding a new evil deep within the basement of his mansion. Chris and Jill discover this grotesque evil standing in their way as the two enter deeper into the catacombs beneath the mansion.

Simultaneous with the release of “LOST IN NIGHTMARES”, new costumes for Chris and Sheva will be made available, allowing the player to experience RESIDENT EVIL 5 with a fresh new look and feel through both game play and cut-scene playback.   A new refresh of Mercenaries Mode, “ THE MERCENARIES REUNION”, gives players new playable characters and weapon load outs which provide players additional challenges as they aim to shoot down as many enemies as they can within a limited time.   Each piece of downloadable content will contain two new playable characters.   The GOLD EDITION will feature all eight.

More information regarding the second episode is still to come so be on the look out for more great RESIDENT EVIL info coming soon!

Please see below for a release schedule of all additional content:

Also be sure to check out our official Capcom community site, Capcom Unity, for all the latest scoop at: http://www.capcom-unity.com/snow_infernus/blog/2009/11/18/announcing_resident_evil_5_gold_edition.

From/De: Capcom

We are pleased to confirm today that a variety of new content for the hugely successful RESIDENT EVIL 5 will be available for the Xbox 360 and PS3 next year. We plan to release two new downloadable episodes, a host of new costumes, and a new “MERCENARIES REUNION” mode featuring 8 new playable characters and weapon load outs.

For those RESIDENT EVIL fans who prefer a box copy, we are also happy to report that we will be releasing a RESIDENT EVIL 5: GOLD EDITION that will include the original game plus all additional content, making this the ultimate Resident Evil 5 experience. RESIDENT EVIL 5: GOLD EDITION will be available for $49.99 as a single Blu-ray disc for the PLAYSTATION 3 or as a DVD with a token for the downloadable content for XBOX 360.

For more information on RESIDENT EVIL 5: GOLD EDITION and the downloadable content please click on the link below:

http://www.capcom-unity.com/snow_infernus/blog/2009/11/18/announcing_resident_evil_5_gold_edition.

E os japoneses podem ficar contentes, a versão Resident Evil 5 Alternate Edition vai chegar em primeiro por lá (nada mais justo, foi onde o jogo vendeu mais) em 18 de fevereiro. A ver~sao é exclusiva para PS3 e conta com suporte com o controle de gestos do console da Sony, que ainda não teve data de lançamento revelada, mas a saída do game sugere que seja na mesma época.

Com o novo controle, os jogadores controlam a mira apontando um dispositivo em forma de bastão para a tela, tornando os comandos mais naturais e intuitivos. O game também virá com conteúdos a mais, como dois episódios extras: o primeiro se chama Lost in Nightmares e ainda tem roupas extras. Além disso esses conteúdos também serão lançados como download para a edição normal do game, tanto no PS3 como no X360:

Dois episódios extras por 400 MS Points cada um e dois pacotes de roupas, que saem por 160 MS Points. Eles saem no Japão em março, e estão confirmados para os Estados Unidos, mas ainda sem data definida. Vamos ficar de olho para mais novidades!

Por si no se enteraron se dio la noticia de que Modernn Warfare 2 no contaría con servidores dedicados para el modo multijugador online para PC, después la nota de que unos hackers habían desafiado a Activision/Infinity Ward modificando el juego para poder jugar online y con servidores dedicados.

Pues todo bien hasta aquí, ahora la noticia [triste] del día; resulta ser que estos mismos hackers al estar explorando el contenido del disco del juego han encontrado nuevos modos para el juego multiplayer… ¿te viene a la mente Capcom y su DLC de paga de Resident Evil 5, el modo Survival?.

Estos dos modos nuevos del juego son:

• Guerra Global Termonuclear y
  
• Asesino vs VIP

El primero se trata de robar una bomba nuclear para hacerla detonar y la segunda es un modo escolta donde debes proteger a una persona a toda costa.

Estamos a la espera de una respuesta por parte de Infinity Ward o Activision al respecto… ¿Serán ahora capaces de cobrar por este contenido extra del juego?

Fuente | ºvidaextra.comº

La Alternative Edition de Resident Evil 5 agregará más que solo la opción para usar el nuevo control de movimiento, así es, con eso de que los contenidos de esta edición serán descargables se han revelado todas las cosas extras que podremos agregar a nuestra versión “chafa” de RE5. Empezando por el episodio extra que ya conocemos titulado “Lost in Nightmares” donde viviremos los hechos acontecidos en el castillo (o mansión) spencer, donde supuestamente muere Jill.

Bueno, como saben Capcom es muy generoso y por eso tiene varias sorpresas para los fans, empezando por dos trajes nuevos para cada uno de los personajes principales (los que ven en la foto son un par), seguido de mas personajes para el modo Mercenaries, pero lo que realmente llama mi atención es que han confirmado otro episodio (no han dado detalles) para agregarle más sabor al juego y lo mejor es que TODO ESTO SERÁ GRATIS!

Ja! ¿Enserio me creyeron?, pues no, lamentablemente Capcom sigue robándonos y todo este contenido descargable se venderá por separado y a mi parecer es un verdadero robo. Aquí les dejo la lista de precios de la PSN Japonesa, no creo que varíe mucho en la Americana.

• “Lost in Nightmares” Episode – ($5)
• Costume Pack 1 – ($2)
• Costume Pack 2 – ($2)
• Additional Episode (sin revelar) – ($5)

No sé como lo vean ustedes, pero creo que este es el robo mas grande que ha hecho esta compañía, solo se aprovechan de la fama que tiene este juego, lamentablemente, siempre habrá personas como Juanito que compro el pack de trajes para SF IV xD que compren este tipo de cosas.

[Fuente: Joystiq]

Resident Evil 5 (o Biohazard, si les gusta más) es el último juego de la saga que salió para PC, PS3 y Xbox 360 este año. Más precisamente voy a hacer un review del port para computadora que se lanzó en Septiembre de este mismo año.

Historia

Una vez más, como en el primer juego de la saga, volveremos a manejar al amigo Chris Redfield, ahora miembro de la BSAA, una organización formada por muchos miembros de entregas anteriores con el fin de eliminar amenazas bioterroristas en todo el mundo.
Esta vez, el problema va a centrarse en África, donde la BSAA mandará unos equipos para investigar un nuevo caso. Chris va a decidir unirse a la expedición, donde va a conocer a la segunda protagonista del juego, Sheva Alomar, con quien vamos a manejarnos de manera cooperativa durante todo el juego.

Vamos a ver flashbacks del pasado de Chris en otras misiones de la BSAA y tambien vamos a saber que fue de Jill Valentine.

La nueva amenaza va a ser muy parecida a la ya vista en Resident Evil 4, aquel virus llamado “Las Plagas”. Los nuevos enemigos estan infectados por algo muy parecido, así que si buscan zombies, estan en el lugar equivocado.

Para mi suerte y la de muchos, nuestro enemigo en esta entrega va a ser nada más ni nada menos que Albert Wesker, antiguo capitán de los S.T.A.R.S., ex-miembro de la ahora inexistente Umbrella y enemigo más importante de toda la saga. Si jugaron Resident Evil Code: Veronica, podrán haber visto que ya en ese juego, Chris se enfrentó a Wesker, sobreviviendo (de suerte) en la isla Rockfort despues de salvar a su hermana Claire.

Puntaje: 7/10

Personajes

Albert Wesker interpretando a Albert Wesker

Sobre los enemigos, claro que no tendremos solo a Wesker. Pero no voy a decir quienes son sus aliados ya que no quiero arruinar sorpresas (??).

Puntaje: 7/10

Gráficos

Los gráficos quizás sean el factor más importante del juego. Ya saben, es un juego que está para las últimas consolas. De hecho, no puede portearse a Wii debido a los grandes requerimientos gráficos que tiene. Y también por el hecho de que la Wii es una mala consola y poner un juego con sangre haría llorar a todos los nenes de 10 años que se compran la consola para jugar al Mario y juegos parecidos.

Las luces, las sombras, las escenas de acción, todo está perfectamente cuidado, y yo tuve la suerte de poder jugarlo con todas las configuraciones al máximo. Los detalles de algunos enemigos eran increibles, sobretodo de los jefes.
La verdad, no puedo criticar nada.

Puntaje: 10/10

Jugabilidad

La pregunta básica sería… ¿Jugaste Resident Evil 4?. Si la respuesta es sí, entonces no vas a tardar mucho en adaptarte al sistema de juego. Es básicamente lo mismo, con la diferencia de pequeños cambios como el detalle de que al poner el menú el juego no se detiene, así que mientras elegís tu arma un enemigo puede tranquilamente atacarte.

También vamos a ver este sistema cooperativo en el que tu compañera Sheva va a pelear a tu lado, van a compartir items y todo eso. Al principio es un poco molesto, pero despues empezás a amar la puntería de la inteligencia artificial.

Puntaje: 7/10

Música / Sonido

La música casi no se hace notar. Sin embargo, el apartado de sonidos o la ambientación sí. No hay ninguna canción que pueda mencionar especialmente (excepto esta, porque pega para el modo de juego), sin embargo, las que suenan en los combates con jefes (sin mencionar ninguna en especial) suelen ser bastante buenas.

Puntaje: 6/10

En definitiva, tenemos un juego muy parecido al anterior en cuanto a gameplay, quizás mejores personajes y una historia más importante, ya que podría decirse que “cierra” con todo lo que vimos en la saga. Podría haber sido tranquilamente el final de la misma. Buenos gráficos, música decente pero no buena y una duración relativamente corta (entre 8 y 10 horas sin contar los modos que se desbloquean al pasarlo).

Yo llevo 18 horas, habiendo desbloqueado todos los personajes en The Mercenaries y haciendo un re-play para conseguir armas con munición ilimitada. Pero de hecho si, es muy corto y eso quizás sea molesto.

Puntaje final: 7.5 8

Buen juego solo si te gustaron los otros. Me pareció mejor que el 4, pero no es para nada superior a los tres primeros.

I finished the game on my PS3 last week and now is the time to write my personal opinion to the game, the story plot, its replay factor and its greatness. It’s not only a successor to the new gameplay of the predecessor: It’s once more another great game in  the Resident Evil series since part 2 came out. Sure, it has its weak points in story telling but is in fact worth to be the final chapter of the franchise. I take a look at the less changed gameplay and the graphical difference between X360, PS3 and PC port. And I tell you why I think that Resident Evil 5 has one of the worst story plots of the entire series.

Gameplay

What was changed compared to Resident Evil 4? The answer is as simple as the gameplay itself: Not much.
You move your character with the left stick and rotate the camera with the right stick. By pushing and hold a button you get your weapon or knife ready and a simple bush on the action button fires your gun. Like in the predecessor is it not possible to run and gun or to reload while taking cover or dodging enemies. New to the camera and the movement this time is the side-step and fixed camera movement.You can now look up and down and hold the camera in the desired position and releasing the stick does not set the camera back to default. Lets take a game like Gears of War or Uncharted in wich you could take cover behind every wall. Resident Evil 5 has this cover system too, but only at walls where the game allows the player to take cover. If someone has trouble with the new controls, then it’s wisely to choose the default Re4 setting.

Graphics

There is no difference between the graphics of the PS3 version compared with the X360 Demo version, besides that the X360 Graphicschip does feature AntiAliasing and the PS3 chip does not. People who own the PC version will get the full potential of the graphics engine, but more about the PC port later in this review. I can’t remember games in wich you could see this high level of detail on characters, the enviroment and NPCs at the same time. Okay, that is a lie, because I forgot that I have played MGS4, the Killzone 2 and the Uncharted 2 Demo and Resident Evil 5 only features 720, not 1080p HD. But we cant get everything, am I right?. It’s by far the best graphic you will see on a console game.
In the beginning of the game do you have the chance to walk around inside a part of a city in wich the inhabitants do their daily business. You come across a corner in wich – oh – you need to see this by yourself (I hope you own a FullHD TV like I do): You think that the person you meet there does really stare at your in reality and wishes you to die right here and now through his eyes.

Not without my partner!

One of my dreams comes true. If you dont know what I am going to say then hold on: 2 player co-op gameplay! It’s finally possible to play through a Resident Evil game with another player in split screen or over internet and doing crazy co-op stuff like pushing switches together, sharing the solving of a puzzle and to survive the fight against bloodthirsty zombies and mutants together! It’s not only that: You need to take care of your partner in dangerous situations and helping him out if a monster holds him tight. You shoot together, you heal each other, you need to push the right buttons in quick-time events together and if you play as Chris then you always have a nice view on his partners butt.
Sheva Alomar is her name, and she can make you crazy if you play with her controled by the partner-AI through the singleplayer. In the singleplayer part you can set the partner-AI to Cover-Mode (stand by me and follow my footsteps) and Attack-Mode (run like hell and shoot at everything that looks like an enemy). While she is a good girl on Cover-Mode, she is in reverse  a very aggressive girl in Attack-Mode that often ran into a bulk of enemies and get hit. Take care using the Attack-Mode. But besides that small weak point is your AI-partner always as good as a real player.

Never port a console game to a PC, please!

The PC port of Resident Evil 4 really was a painfull experience and gets a high place in my hall of fame for worst ports followed by Metal Gear Solid 2 and Silent Hill Homecoming. Does it happen to the Re5 port aswell? I talk about worst graphics, controls out-of-order, a lot game crashes and bad sound output. Please stop holding your breath because the Resident Evil 5 PC port is an epic success! Better graphics, better controls (thanks mouse support) and you dont have to buy the Versus-Mode because it’s included for free! I always said that a Resident Evil game belongs to a console, but my opinion has changed since the gameplay has changed this dramatically between Re3 and Re4. If you dont own Re5 for a console yet, then buy the PC port. It’s worth every cent!

What about the story?

Let me say it this way: Every Resident Evil game had a better story plot as part 5 has. I miss the emotional connection between the characters. They are just meet each other and have a quick chat about their reasons to join in the fight against bio-terrorists. Chris may be meets a person he thought is dead and does not give her a close and personal hug after rescuing her. There are no detailed reason how Excella and Wesker met. The only thing that the story writers thought was: “Just give the players heroic characters that dont have any interesting character”. But this is japan, man! If you believe that japanese story writers can create in deep characters, then you are wrong.

What about multiple run-throughs?

Every trophie and achievement hunter will be happy with Resident Evil 5. There are over 50 trophies/achievements available for your Gamer ID/Gamertag and several bonus content unlockable in the game itself. You can collect money and bonus-points through the game and purchase new weapons/upgrades and unlocking the mentioned bonus content with it. 50 treasures wait for you to get discovered and the mini-game from Re4 is back, too. This time you have to find 30 emblems that are well hidden inside the enviroment. Find each to unlock even more bonus content! Reach the best rank in every chapter (S-Ranking) if you want to. Hit Accuracy, your playtime and the amount of killed enemies for each chapter are the requirements this time. You also have to complete all chapters in the game under 5 hours to get the beloved Infinite Rocket-Launcher. I dont need to mention the mercenaries Mini-Game, do I?

It does not matter if you are a fan of the series or not. Just buy the game and have a great time. Alone, in splitscreen or online.