The game plan sounds awsome but i think thats a bit much to fit into a UMD disk. Make a good console game though.rstewart1020
I don't think it's a "bit much" for a UMD...Think of how big the city is in GTA:Vice City. And there are buildings you can go into in that game so it wouldn't be just street-based maps. Dead Rising got away with repetitive zombies, GTA gets away with repetitive pedestrian traffic...the only thing that would be different from GTA would be destructable environments (and I don't really mean whole buildings...more like the gas station I mentioned before) and lots of items lying around to use as weapons. Or hell, even do something like the maps on The Warriors game. Those environments were very well designed and huge...there would have to be some point where sections of the mapwould have to be loaded, but that would be a small price to pay for a really great RE game. Seriously, grab up your copy of GTA: VCS or LCS and imagine zombies instead of pedestrians (and run around the environment...no cars) or pop in The Warriors and imagine undead armies instead of gangs and hobos. Change up the melee weapons and firearms a bit...throw in a targeting system like Dead Rising or RE4 (Dead Rising-style would makemore sense with the ability to run and shoot and toggle an aim mode) and you've got yourself a Resident Evil game on the PSP.
Gradius has 5 games in one. And quite frankly it's hard as hell. But you'll only like it if you are into side-scrolling shooters. It's one of my favorite genres, so I was happy with it. I also enjoy Platypus...it's like a claymation Gradius. Check it out...it's only $20.
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