I prefer Desperate Escape because it had more action.
Resident Evil 5
Game » consists of 38 releases. Released Mar 05, 2009
- Xbox 360
- PlayStation 3
- PC
- PlayStation Network (PS3)
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- PlayStation 4
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Resident Evil 5 follows series alum Chris Redfield as he journeys into West Africa with his new partner, Sheva Alomar, fighting Las Plagas-infested enemies called the Majini.
Which RE 5 DLC did you enjoy more?
DE could have been better imo. There was some funny stuff in it but overall it felt mediocre compared to a lot of chapters in the regular game. If I didn't play Mercs so much I think I might have enjoyed it a bit more though. I like the bonus characters in LiN more as well. Plus DE upsets me because it's a perfect Mercs mode map but it's not in Mercs mode.
"I prefer Desperate Escape because it had more action. "
Same, Lost In Nightmares was an otherwise fantastic throwback, though sometimes it was a lil too thrown to your face. But it was far too short, even though they both are of similair length, Lost In Nightmares mostly has you simply taking in the atmosphere and appreciating all the references to the older games. Which loses its appeal after a first few playthroughs, Desperate Escape is still fun after I've played it around 5 times now.
I wouldn' t bother to ever play through lost in nightmare a second time.
I might play through desperate escape a second time with a friend on professional or something though.
Also rebecca is my favourite mercanaries character and she came from desperate escape. (All that ammo she starts with, 2 first aid sprays, and that splash aoe on her 1 hit kill melee's)
I actually liked Lost in Nightmares more because it wasn't action scene after action scene like Desperate Escape. It was closer to what I once expected out of a Resident Evil game. Plus, it included the Barry Burton mercs character.
" LiN caused me to go play the rest of the series again. "@Alphiehyr said:
" I prefer Lost in Nightmares. It has that classic RE feel to it. "This, specially REmake, made me beat it again 2 times.
"I actually liked Lost in Nightmares more because it wasn't action scene after action scene like Desperate Escape. It was closer to what I once expected out of a Resident Evil game. Plus, it included the Barry Burton mercs character. "
Indeed. Having played through RE5 which is solely based in Africa and its parts, it was refreshing to get a throwback to the good RE1 days. It's a little taste of what's to come. Perhaps, RE6, retro style again? Let's hope. My pick, easily, Lost in Nightmares.
I haven't played Desperate Escape yet, but Lost in Nightmares scared the shit out of me. I loved Resident Evil 5, but Capcom, I would love you forever if you made Resident Evil games more like Lost in Nightmares.
I preferred Lost in Nightmares, but I think that's purely because I have fond memories of playing the original RE. With that said though... I think Desperate Escape was a much better co-op experience.
i would want them to make the whole re1 but with re5 graphics and view over the shoulder jill would be so hot in her stars costume oh and her samurai edge or play re1 in weskers rebeccas or barrys side of it
I just finished Desperate Escape (bought it on PSN now that it's on sale for $2.99). I really enjoyed it.
However, Lost in Nightmares reminded me of the original RE which I played a ton as a kid so I have to go with that one. The nostalgia factor wins it.
Whichever one was the throwback in the Spencer Mansion. I have literally no memory of the other one, despite having played through it.
@TheGreatGuero said:
Oh man. I bought both and still haven't played either!!
They're both really short. I think I cruised through the two of them together in, like, three hours.
That would be the Lost in Shadows one. I agree, the whole mansion vibe is a blast. If they would make another Resident Evil or remake that goes back to that original game, I'd buy it in a heart beat.
@Abyssfull said:
@Afroman269 said:"I prefer Desperate Escape because it had more action. "
Same, Lost In Nightmares was an otherwise fantastic throwback, though sometimes it was a lil too thrown to your face. But it was far too short, even though they both are of similair length, Lost In Nightmares mostly has you simply taking in the atmosphere and appreciating all the references to the older games. Which loses its appeal after a first few playthroughs, Desperate Escape is still fun after I've played it around 5 times now.
This. I would've enjoyed Lost in Nightmares much more if it wasn't so short. Desperate Escape was a little too straight-forward though. I wish they made some more DLC though.
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