I'd be fine if it just controlled like RE5, I loved that game. I've only watched my roommate play most of RE4, I've never actually played it myself, but it looked rad and I'll be buying this even if it's just an up-resed Gamecube game.

I don't think there is a need for a "modern shooter" control scheme. The original control scheme was good.

" I don't think there is a need for a "modern shooter" control scheme. The original control scheme was good. "

" @Axxol said:

" I don't think there is a need for a "modern shooter" control scheme. The original control scheme was good. "

It did work fine on the gamecube controller, though I wouldn't mind if they swapped a few things around, I don't want a full-blown Gears of War control scheme, but I don't really care for shooters where the trigger is mapped to a face button either. "

Ill probably pick em up since Ive got the gamecube version of RE4 and the dreamcast version of CV and I dont have any of the other multiple versions of RE4 and CV out there

Move support is really all I need. I already played through RE4 75+ times, no joke.

I have never tried RE4, so I will be buying it when the HD version comes out.

Move support is really all I need. I already played through RE4 75+ times, no joke.

I'd like them to implement the weapon upgrade system from 5 into 4. I'd love to be able to play through 4 with a Magnum with unlimited ammo.

I only have the GC version of RE:4 cause I bought it the day it came out. I think if the HD version included the PS2 extras that would be enough for me to buy it again.

Such a good game but I don't think I'll be getting another copy of this, I got my fill with the GameCube version.

Move support is really all I need. I already played through RE4 75+ times, no joke.

I played 10 mins of the PS2 version and never went back. Really don't care for RE4 at all.

I will definitely buy it again. RE4 was my favorite game when it was first released so I will be happy even if there isn't any extras or significant changes.

I think i have played enough of RE4 already. Hope it looks good in HD though.

It seems really odd that Code: Veronica X is paired with RE4 but I guess it gives gamers the chance to play it since it's not well known in the franchise. I wish Capcom would do to their older RE games what they did with the GCN version of RE1 and just completely redo the visuals.

Well since I already own the GC version and my roommate owns the Wii version I probably don't need it, right...?

Hell yeah I'm re-buying it! HD motherfuckers, glorious HD! If only to gloat! IF ONLY TO GLOAT!!

So...yeah!

I probably beat RE4 20 times or more in high school (RE is my favorite series I've beat 2 way more) owned both the GC and PS2 versions and I'm gonna download it for 360. Own both consoles but I the 360 controller is closer to the Game Cube controller and that controlled a lot better than the PS2 version.  
 
They've already said it has all the content that was present it the Wii version is whats included. Nothing new but an HD upres and achievements/trophies. I havn't played the game in 4 years and Code Veronica X in even longer. I'm more interested in CVX because it was the dark horse of the main series I only played through it to completion twice and didn't like it very much due to its weird difficulty spikes. Now that a lot of time has been put between then and now I wanna see if my opinion changes. 
 
 I'm kind of disappointed they are deciding to go with $20 a pop for each one. It should have been $15. Twenty bones seems a bit high for a 7-10 year old PS2 game. Prince of Persia was $15 a piece and Beyond Good and Evil was $10.

I'll buy RE4 as long as it's not over $15.

I was thinking about re-buying it but am not sure. Having bought it on the Gamecube and on the Wii, I think maybe I will wait and see if they ever have a sale. Knocking it down a few bucks would be nice because I would like to have it on my Xbox.

@Axxol said:

" I don't think there is a need for a "modern shooter" control scheme. The original control scheme was good. "

It did work fine on the gamecube controller, though I wouldn't mind if they swapped a few things around, I don't want a full-blown Gears of War control scheme, but I don't really care for shooters where the trigger is mapped to a face button either.