This thread is insane. Smerlus I have no clue how you put up with this nonsense. The stuff coming from these posts just boggles the mind. I have not seen a game with a checkpoint system so bad that you loose progress cause you have to go somewhere. Almost all games with a checkpoint system have an update under 5 minutes, its a nonissue. Since that is a nonissue then the only thinh saving anywhere provides is a way to save inbetween checkpoints, basically allowing you to in a way cheat your way through any situation. And again if you are one of those people who don't like to save after every hard section then you are creating an artificial checkpoint system, you are basically doing the exact same thing checkpoint games provide, the only diference you dont have to do any work in games with a checkpoint system. Tdvader654

its SURVIVAL horror. so no, aiming and moving at the same time = no

DrCoCoPiMp

Ok when I had a gamecube there wasnt much too choose from in games, I hardly touched it for a while but then suddenly... out came Resident Evil 4. I beat the game 7 times, got the infi launcher, and the hand cannon, and the game took nearly forever to get old.Now they are coming out with this new lovely piece in part 5, and I must say I cant wait to decapitate some baddies and face freakish looking mutants once again.

Ive made this thread to start a discussion on thus games, both 4 and 5. What have you heard, what are your opinions, est.

I want to start off with asking, do you think they should allow you to move while aiming in part 5, just slowly walking but it will slightly decrease your accuracy. Personally I would like that but then again it might ruin it's feel, what do you think.

[QUOTE="viewtiful26"]In this day and age...you'd think the 360 would have built in Wifi. I mean, plenty of cheaper, portable devices can do it, than why not the 360? I tried connecting to Xbox Live using my Gateway Laptop, and bridging the connection, but it made the experience laggy to say the least. I really don't want to spend $100 on that adapter, my living room is way too far away from my brother's room, which contains the router. Anyone know of any decent solutions to get an good online gaming experience?Dire_Weasel

I'm assuming you already have a wireless router in your house configured as an access point.

If you buy an additional wireless router, and configure it to run in client mode, and connect that to your 360 with an ethernet cable, you won't need the adaptor.

You should be able to buy a basic wireless router for about $40 online. This method also has the advantage of giving you a bunch of extra ethernet ports (that you can connect other network devices to).

[QUOTE="smerlus"]If I were going to give a definition to Artificial Difficulty it wouldn't be because I can't save 4000 times a game to beat it. It would be that I can crank up the difficulty levels on games like R6V and the foes will stay behind cover until I take my reticle off them as if they can see around walls, or the fact that I can run to a different cover spot with they are ducked but next time they pop up they will fire on my exact location.Skie7