its funny so many games have ridiculous amount of glitches (skyrim anyone??) yet they get decent scores despite them. as long as your playing with real people, the game's a blast! i haven't run into any glitches that have halted my progress in the game or really removed me from the experience. I tried playing campaign with AI once, and it was pretty retarded but once I started playing with people, I found where the strength of this game lies. too dark? TURN UP THE BRIGHTNESS ON UR TV/GAME...too easy? turn up the difficulty to veteran or pro!! i didn't even try normal i started veteran and it was a challenging and tense experience, after i beat it i started all over on pro difficulty since i was having so much fun. the one thing i learned from this game is to not always trust gamespot with their reviews cuz in the end it's just one guys opinion that has been deciding what games i buy and don't buy. if you were excited for this game before it came out, you won't be dissappointed! i bought the game before the review came out, and once i saw the GS score my heart dropped, but i was very surprised after playing it myself! GS is great, but they were a bit harsh on this game, perhaps because they've been giving mediocore games decent scores they felt they had to be harsher with this one?
Resident Evil: Raccoon City dev reveals next project
Following poorly received Resident Evil game, company building its first original IP, the mysterious 2013-dated Strata Scavenger.
Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City shipped yesterday and was panned by critics across the board. Today, its developer, Slant Six Games, has announced the studio's next project, Strata Scavenger.
Revealed via a sparse product page on the studio's website, Slant Six said it expects to ship Strata Scavenger in 2013. Details are thin concerning the project, but a poster for the game (at right) depicts a space ship hovering above thick smoke and bright lightning. Platforms were not announced.
Strata Scavenger will be Slant Six's first original intellectual property. Prior to developing Resident Evil: Raccoon City, the developer built the SOCOM games SOCOM: Tactical Strike (2007 PSP), SOCOM: Confrontation (2008 PS3), and SOCOM: Fireteam Bravo 3 (2010 PSP).
For more on Slant Six's most recent effort, check out GameSpot's review of Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City.
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