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(E3 Trailer) Resident Evil 5 - Biker Zombies and Bad Voice-Acting!

July 15, 2008 in Video comments 9

E3 2008 has had a massive kick-off today.
Here is one of Capcom's biggest showings at the expo - The latest Resident Evil 5 trailer, featuring some brand new scenes, gameplay and "zombie" enemies, (as well as a guy with some awful voice-acting that will bring fans back to the days of RE1 ... okay, maybe it's not that bad).


Splendid timing, you're just in time for the fireworks show.


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  • 0
    Tenken* Jul 15, 08
    Wow, that was a cool trailer.
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    nanobyte Jul 15, 08
    Truely great graphics if only some of the scenes are taken from in-game footage. Pretty hard to tell but the over the shoulder views look incredibly addictive.
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    Gamesta100 Jul 15, 08
    That can NOT be in-game? Holy freaking hell if it is and it certainly looks like it is.
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    Demonfurby Jul 15, 08
    Maybe it will be scary That would be something, huh?
  • 0
    I am the darkness Jul 15, 08
    This game will be the shit and it's looks scary too
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    Seeker X Jul 15, 08
    I'm wondering why you STILL can't walk while aiming yet. Ubisoft already did that shit with Cold Fear (Or the RE4 "knock off" that takes place on a tanker, as some may recall) using the same gameplay mechanics.

    Hell, I'm wondering why Japanese producers never make good use of TPS controls already. RE5 looks like a shooter as it is.
  • 0
    Red 9 Jul 16, 08
    Multiplatform...yet at the end: "Xbox 360 - Xbox Live."

    No love for PS3, eh?
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    Marshal Loss Jul 17, 08
    Nice graphics if it's from in game, and it does look pretty scary
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    Miss Razz Jul 17, 08
    It looks freakin' gorgeous.

    You know when people say some games look "better than real life". I think I know what they mean now. Real life just ain't this pretty!

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