NTM

@DoctorTran: If it is true, that'd be nice I think.

I suck at math I guess, but I was just wondering, I mean, of course for Resident Evil 5 it totally depends because you can beat the game under five hours (there's even an achievement for it), but what's the typical length of that game, and what would 70 to 85 percent of that length be? I heard that's how long each separate campaign for the characters in RE6 is going to be. So with that, roughly how long will Resident Evil 6 be if that's true? Hopefully that question makes sense, or I asked it correctly. Also, watch this video for anyone that's interested or hasn't seen it yet over at GameSpot.

Edit - 70 to 80 percent.

I don't know.

Yeah, I bought my first weapon in 1984. This is how it went down.

Me: [picking up guns] The 12-gauge auto-loader.

Pawn Shop Clerk: That's Italian. You can go pump or auto.

[Hands me the pump action shotgun]

Me: The .45 long slide, with laser sighting.

Pawn Shop Clerk: [Hands me a .45 gun] These are brand new; we just got them in. That's a good gun. Just touch the trigger, the beam comes on and you put the red dot where you want the bullet to go. You can't miss. Anything else?

Me: Phased plasma rifle in the 40-watt range.

Pawn Shop Clerk: Hey, just what you see, pal!

Me: [ILook around] The Uzi nine millimeter.

Pawn Shop Clerk: You know your weapons, buddy. Any one of these is ideal for home defense. So uh, which will it be?

Me: [Pointing the 12-gage shotgun towards the door] All.

Pawn Shop Clerk: I may close early today. There's a 15-day wait on the hand guns but the rifles you can take right now.

[Takes out forms]

Pawn Shop Clerk: And you have to fill these out too.

[He sees me load his 12-gage shotgun]

Pawn Shop Clerk: You can't do that.

Me: Wrong!

[I shoot the clerk]

"Something... Something smells like a crispy turd. Did you crap your pants? Ha ha, yeahhh!!! You crapped your pants!"

Well, I hope it's not just some entirely new story and it at least adds to what BF3 did. I was a bit surprised by BF3 campaign 'cause I enjoyed it a lot more than I was expecting, that's probably only due to the sound and visuals that helped the game along though. It was fun. I just imagine this being a different story since what happened in three was pretty closed up.

Oh yeah, I'm talking about this like someone actually cares. Maybe the game won't even have a campaign! I probably wouldn't buy it then though... Anyways, I hope it continues and expands on the same characters from the first, although I totally forgot all of their names because they're not that memorable other than voice is visual, and the campaign's a little bit longer.

Whatever, just make another Battlefield with a campaign and make it good.

A, and more.

This is why if you're a parent, and not a gamer, you don't use your own money on things like this so naive little kids don't get into this.

I'm finding this thread kind of funny. A bunch of idiots here. Ha ha. Not everyone, but a lot.

It's not that bad. The biggest thing is whether the frame-rate fluctuates which can be a problem. Just because a game is 30 frames per second isn't the problem, but I will say that I do like 60 frames better. Also, you're acting like a twat.

@Megalibra said:

@Video_Game_King: are you serious....you can't tell the difference, you should stop playing NES games and join the modern games. if there is no difference why hell games like GOD OF WAR 3 and CYRSIS 2 run on 60 fps and they used that as a selling point.

or maybe you are just blind to see such a HUGE difference.

God of War and Crysis 2 (at least on consoles) run at 30 and maybe a bit lower.