The Resident Evil 5 demo is now available on Xbox Live

(PS3 owners will have to wait another week for their demo).

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The Resident Evil 5 demo is finally here, exclusive to the Xbox 360 for one week before it shows up on the PlayStation 3. And according to the official press release, which you can read below, the Resident Evil 5 demo is packed with massive amounts of gameplay content for demo standards, allowing players to experience three levels of single and two-player cooperative play, meet new characters, and play with plenty of weapons. Let the mayhem begin!
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    Red 9 Jan 26, 09
    Was an article really necessary for this...?

    And why do I have to turn Javascript off to post on GG.com?
    • 2
      Miss Razz Jan 26, 09
      I don't see how it's unecessary. It's a well-known series... The demo is out, but some people might not know that. Hence the posting.
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    pooOBKp Jan 26, 09
    I wasn't scared, but felt stressed with the controls, I've never played a RE game before.
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    kik36 Jan 27, 09
    MS gets one week exclusivity on the frickin' demo?! LMFAO Jesus this petty shit gets worse by the day.
    • 1
      DystopiaSticker Jan 27, 09
      The whining is like food for me. Give me more...
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        kik36 Jan 27, 09
        quote DystopiaSticker
        The whining is like food for me. Give me more...
        Who's whining? I could give two shits about RE....I just think giving one week exclusive access to the demo is as stupid as getting the demo when you pre-order the game......doesn't matter what system it's on.
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    Onvacation Jan 27, 09
    I don't get the point of the One week exclusivity, People aren't going to buy an Xbox just to play the Demo earlier, and releasing it later on the ps3 has the chance of losing people who might have wanted it earlier by spite, whats the positive?
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      DystopiaSticker Jan 27, 09
      You find it strange that a service people pay for gets things a tad earlier in these kinds of situations?

      I'm really not that shocked that 90% of the time demos hit Live earlier.
      • 0
        Red 9 Jan 27, 09
        quote DystopiaSticker
        You find it strange that a service people pay for gets things a tad earlier in these kinds of situations?

        I'm really not that shocked that 90% of the time demos hit Live earlier.
        If the demo is finished, it shouldn't matter who's paying for what; it should be sent out to everyone.
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        Onvacation Jan 27, 09
        I really Doubt Capcom are letting Xbox owners have RE5 early because they pay Another company money
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          DystopiaSticker Jan 27, 09
          Does MS make confetti with the subscription money or maybe give companies like Capcom a little incentive to give thier customers one benefit for paying?

          I'm not sure exactly what the reasons are, but in any other situation in life, I wouldn't be surprised if Company A, who makes people pay for their service, got stuff earlier than Company B, who does it for free.

          If this didn't happen so often, I wouldn't doubt it's just because a PS3 version of a demo is just taking longer. But this seems to happen every single time with multiplatform demos.
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    Bale Fire* Jan 27, 09
    Maybe the PS3 version isn't finished?
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      FinalFantasyFanaticc Jan 27, 09
      Nah, Capcom just likes MS more.
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        Bale Fire* Jan 27, 09
        And you know this for certain how?
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          FinalFantasyFanaticc Jan 27, 09
          Well....because i just do.
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          Bale Fire* Jan 27, 09
          Maybe Microsoft payed them off, but a week's difference just doesn't seem worth it. I think the PS3 version just took a little longer, but who knows?
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    Red 9 Feb 1, 09
    Shouldn't the PS3 demo have already come out by now? Or did MS just buy the rights to the demo entirely?

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