The main draw for me regarding Resident Evil 5 (a one of the main reasons it sold a lot) is this is the game where you FINALLY get to fight Wesker in a final boss battle, so the game has a "series finale" (or at least "season finale") feel to it considering how hyped up that Chris Redfield vs Wesker battle was for the last several games(Resident Evil 1, Resident Evil: Code Veronica, Resident Evil Umbrella Chronicles, etc). Wesker was such an EVIL bastard in RE5. It delivered on that.

I got this game, I really enjoyed it, it was not that bad. My one big problem was it was not scary. The only part I actually found terrifying was where you had to wade the water full of crocodiles. If you have ever been to Florida, you know what I’m talking about.

5:03 - all the more reason if RE5 gets remade, the game needs to start with Lost in Nightmares incorporated by default, as the beginning. It’s more convincing that way for Jill’s “death”.

I really love RE5 and had a blast playing solo and co-op on ps3 and xbox 360. I've thought about buying RE5 again for Xbox one. I wish the merchant would have returned. The chainsaw guy and the executioner scared the crap out of me back then as well haha.

RE5 was RE4 on steroids. The co-op, mercenaries and melee combos made this game my favorite in the franchise.

There's such an easy way to fix the Inventory quick swap in controls in this game. Just make a Second Tap to the direction you want to go on slot down, then back to the previous one. If you count, with the exception of the middle slot, you can access 8 slots instead of 4, as long as each button access two slots and always go forth and back between them. And anytime you go to another slot, you wil allways select the first slot then a second tap to get the next slot. It's not hard. They actually did something similar with RE4 Remake, where you have two slots for weapons on each d-pad button.

I'm kinda tired of later RE games being criticized for straying from RE's identity. Its identity is whatever Capcom, the IP owners, decide that it is. RE's gameplay was a natural evolution as it went from a scary setting with unfamiliar enemies to aged and experienced veterans dealing with same old same old. The combat focus is honestly logical considering these factors. There's usually still some small horror aspects mixed in as well anyway, nowhere near as prominent but still existing in small portions. RE5 does have resource management too. Especially considering the partner system.

I love both RE4 and 5 but if I had to pick a favorite, it would definitely have to go to RE5 only because it has a co-op experience.

I like RE5 more then RE4. The Story is more a "Resident Evil Story" with Wesker, Umbrella then 4. 4 feels like a Filler. You can play 1-3 skip 4, go to 5 and miss nothing except for Las Plagas from RE4.

One of the best co-op action games to this day ever made. Regardless of the title.

The game that is bright af and still manages to be scary for the first few playthroughs, and even then you have scenes like the ones containing lickers.

I love the upgrade system in 5 and hunting for treasure. Overall I prefer 4 but they are quite different games.

I thought RE 5 was a great game and was an excellent follow up to RE 4 in terms of new villains, end bosses, Tri-Cel, playing as Chris again, Africa setting, Co-Op, return of Wesker and more.

seriously I played through the hole game with AI on the hardest difficulty...you give her a sniper and 2 full heal, it's gold, RE5 is my first re game, played it through again recently, I think it still hold up to my memory.

While RE5 is my favorite RE, I find 4 to be objectively better due to a more interesting story from an objective standpoint that can also stand on its own as a standalone game. The map variety, length, inventory management, Mercenaries (from a competitive standpoint), is all better. Most of the bosses are worse in RE5 as well and the gimmick sections like the turret section, then the El Gigante fight on the turret, then the Irving turret boss fight, then Excella. However 5 isn't a complete copy paste of RE4 and does good things. There are different enemies that were never in RE4, and ones that are only based off RE4. The only enemies that seem similar from 4 are the default enemies and centipede head looking enemies that come out after you kill a regular enemy. But the latter are like a reverse Type 1 Plaga from RE4. They do lower damage and have less range, but take way more shots to kill, so they are still different. Co-op also changes how to play RE5 quite significantly compared to 4 as well. While RE5 Mercenaries is the worst one for competitive/high score play (it's super RNG due to mutations screwing over combo multipliers), it is superior to RE4 in a fun factor perspective. Way more characters, weapons, maps, and general variety. RE5 keeps the core gameplay of RE4, which is fine. A sequel usually doesn't need to change the very core gameplay of the earlier games to keep it fresh and new. RE4 changing the core gameplay was a must considering how outdated and bad the originals were getting. But I also find it weird you're complaining about RE5 being too similar, yet the original Resident Evil games were practically copy and paste games of the older ones with a new gimmick or two added in with a new story. So I don't really understand how it's a problem for RE4 era RE games for you but not the original. Could you elaborate here?

Just subbed cause this is such a satisfying video on RE5. I absolutely adore this gem of a game..especially for the little things, like the file entries for being rich with lore. This game gets too much hate.. Great video.

the item management is that way to keep u in the action, you can recharge your weapon instantly if u combine with the gun, so u can recharge when u are doing the melee atack.

This is the second review of yours I’ve watched and so far you’re batting 100% lol. RE5 is a great game that I especially love for its daytime horror aesthetic. Combat is satisfying too. I do understand your criticisms however (the merchant is dearly missed). I think RE4’s pacing was more propulsive but whatever. Great review man! I checked out the rest of your videos and saw you play games I play. I’ll be watching them throughout today. Big Ups!

great video man , RE4 is still the best for me ,but I have to admit RE5 is close 2nd , I still remember playing it on my Xbox360 all those years ago and with RE4 remake just couple of month away at this point I feel like i need to play it again.

I’m currently halfway through 6 on my first complete play through of the series, RE4 is my second favourite so far (after RE1), I just thought 4 had a better story and atmosphere than 5. I still liked 5, it’s just that 4 played much better in my opinion

With the recent RE4 Remake having segments that seem to make “call-forwards” to RE5’s story and gameplay (like Wesker’s ending dialogue and Luis participating in the double El Gigante fight), it made me ponder what an eventual RE5 Remake could be like. In turn, I was curious to know what your thoughts are, regarding this one gameplay feature in particular. I am really wondering how the knife combat would be handled, given that RE5 would need a simpler inventory system. Having simpler inventory management for the real-time coop gameplay might necessitate removing the knife fragility mechanics and need for extra knives in one’s inventory. However, these features were the RE4 Remake’s way of counterbalancing the new abilities to perform knife parries and repeatedly escape from grabs with the same knife. For now, what do you think would be the ideal approach for knives in RE5 Remake? Should they retain the knife parries/breakouts/fragility, or should they remove the knives’ counterattacks and make them unbreakable again, like in RE3 Remake vs. RE2 Remake? I might post a comment listing other proposals, but I wanted to focus on the hypothetical knife combat for now.

I’ve tried three different times, but I have not been able to even finish Resident Evil 4. I just don’t care for it. 5, though? I first played it on the PS4, and absolutely loved it. Got the platinum trophy and everything. Even played through it multiple times on the Switch.

I love your analogy! The game to me is awesome! However, I do disagree with playing solo. Sheva is a big asset and inventory control. I completed all difficulties on single player and put over 500 hours on Co-op and love this gamy. I’ll never change my opinion on the game. (get over the merchant)

I could not agree more about the merchant vs being able to buy weapons whenever and treasures being sold right away. Re 5 has the stupid mechanic where you can collect a shit load of lion hearts from killing lickers, quit immediately after and get to keep and sell. Rinse and repeat. You can get infinite ammo on all weapons which really takes all the challenge out of it.

I love this game. Chris is my favourite character and this game is mostly why. I prefer RE1 and RE2R - but this game is in my top 5, maybe even top 3. For me it's way better than 4, and not just gameplay or even character, but RE4's colour filter bothers my eyes deeply. It was a product of its time with the muddy brown filter and this game rightly avoided that. The only real downsides of 5 for me, are the QTEs, and I wish we could've gotten the original single player version of this game. There were so many awesome ideas in the beginning, like the light/darkness mechanic, and how Jill was not a mind controlled supersoldier. Anyway, great review!

Re5 had the best mercenaries mode period.

As cool as the attache case was it just encouraged item hoarding, for an action game 5's system works so much better. It also doesn't just stop the action, the fact you're still in danger while managing your stuff makes the game much more tense, 4's gave you a safe comfy space whenever you felt like it. It even raises the skill ceiling, a good RE5 player is always seen combining herbs and buffering heals at lightning speeds during a melee attack animation.

Mercenaries and co-op were awesome on PS3

Objectively speaking RE4 is a better game overall. Compared this two games is like comparing Terminator 2 with Terminator 3.

5 has the action of 4 but streamlined without puzzle filler which is what I like about it.

I never noticed the whole boss fight thing in RE5 until you said it. I mean I still love the game. I still think it's amazing. Just some food for thought for me I guess. Great vid though.

If re 5 had the same style as 4 as in free to roam progression instead of a straight run would be sick. Still love both though

Honestly, I had a blast with both games. But as I got older, I really see how much of a RE4 skeleton RE5 had. RE5 is still my favorite in the franchise, but I do see why it’s controversial. I think it’s deviation from 4 had to do with the time in which it was released. I feel that The design philosophy was a reflection of other action games that were mainstream at that time (Left 4 Dead, Modern Warfare, etc). Instead of being a master of horror/puzzling gameplay, it started gearing more towards action and fun with occasional horror/puzzles. However, I find that okay because I believe they expanded on it really well. Not everything is entirely creative (because many aspects of its structure is based around RE4’s) but the idea of playing more RE characters with a co-op experience is incredible. I truly wish that the RE remake games would implement local/online multiplayer. In short, I see RE5 as a positive reflection of both RE4 structuring and the time period in which it was released in. Whether you like it or not, this game still sold more copies than haters like to admit. Also I’m a massive Wesker fan so that obviously contributes zero bias.

I really like resident evil 5. It was the first one I ever played, I had the red Xbox 360 that came with it back in 2009. I still go back and play that game with friends all the time. I only have a couple issues with it. It doesn’t even feel like it has a story or purpose until you reach the caves. The first half just feels like it doesn’t really know what it’s trying to do. I also thought Wesker didn’t have enough screen time. I wish they brought him in sooner, I think it took way too long. And Irving was quite possibly the worst villain in the franchise

The only time ive had an issue with shevas ai was on nintendo switch during the hide from wesker for seven minutes section, she wouldnt listen to me and kept running away to fight and die to jill

I just hope they don't screw up the remake of RE5. But I had a blast playing it. I played through it many times online and with my sister

i didnt play re5 yet, but i like the "partnership" theme that it has going, its kinda unique

It’s obvious the marchand was cut for the co-op, so the flow wouldn’t be interrupted as one of the players shop and the other wait they finished.

The amount of content re5 even had back in 2009 till the end with dlc was litterly nuts but the thing with re4 why didn't it have a platinum trophy which is annoying when re1 remake from 2002 on ps3 and ps4 have a platinum trophy

I liked it, found it amusing but nothing more. Thanks for sharing this.

In regards to the merchant. RE5 is meant to be constantly replayed. The mission select option would be hard with a merchant

I remember wanting to record the QTE stuff with a video recorder because I actually wanted to see the cutscenes rather than mashing buttons. Quick-time events is an example of a horrible game mechanics I am happy is gone.

I like both RE4 & 5. They each have their own positives and negatives. I personally never had a problem with AI Sheva I only give her 3 weapons max and she's super deadly with a rifle. I found Ashley more annoying since she couldn't fight back at all. I did kind of miss rearranging the case from RE4 but I enjoyed being able to switch weapons much faster in 5. 4 was a tiny bit scarier but I personally enjoy the more action oriented RE game anyways. I hated the quick time events in both games equally though and I heard it was even worse in RE6 but RE6 sounds like a huge cluster fuck from start to finish based on what I've read/seen of the game anyways.

I do play solo so I had "fun times" micromanaging Sheeva's inventory. I hate the way how you need a partner to unlock some treasures... devs forgot or didn't care about the solo experience. All I know is that when I play RE4 I can't stop because I really enjoy it, while the only time I played RE5 I rushed to the end and hit the uninstall button.

i actually dont mind about re5 not having a merchant cuz dude whats ghe merchant gonna do when ur an agent working for an agency that can supply you the weapons u want

Give Sheva the pistol and sniper only and let that be her role. Pistol for cover and the almost OP sniper on attack mode. She not only clicks heads with staggering accuracy, but goes to pick up any items and break all boxes for you, then gives you any ammo she can’t use. Since I suck at sniping I never had a desire to use the thing so I was on AR and shotgun duty. This worked out so well for me I’ll defend Sheva AI any chance I get.

re5 coop + coop mercenaries is the ultimate experience

Re4 with re6 movement and re8 graphics would be the ultimate game

lol...so, to clarify, in the aggregate, u still prefer R$. Did I get that right? Would love to see a comparison vid R4/5 Mercenaries. I'll check your backlog. Anyway, insightful video. Put my unenthusiastic sentiment towards R5 into perspective. Perhaps it may be a bit me enjoyable now.

I actually LOVE Irving’s voice. It’s so memeable and quotable. I always find an excuse to break out an Irving quote. “I guess I wasn’t worth the good stuff…” “You’re just in time for the fireworks show!” “I’VE JUST HAD AN EXTEME MAKOVER!!” “You’re makin’ me look bad!” “Everyone looks down on me, but not anymore…” And those are just from one chapter! If they ever make an RE5R, and I’m sure they will, I hope they keep his camp and at least most of his best lines, and give him some new ones too.

I also agree, 4 is better alone, 5 is better when playing co-op.

Overtime i find myself playing re5 more than 4. Re4 just feels slow and clunky to me. You say the same tank control style is present in re5. True but you forgot to mention things like strafing which can be use to evade enemy projectiles from axes to explosive arrows. Just the movement speed with the quick realtime nature of the inventory feels really responsive and in the moment. I think if Capcom implemented re5s updated gameplay in the "uhd" versions of re4. Hands down would be my go to RE game.

Honestly the chainsaw guy was more intimidating in 5 than 4 at least in 4 you could knock them down with the shotgun

I think the action focused gameplay makes sense with the context of you playing as someone who is experienced in dealing with biological weapons as apposed to the relative novelty of previous entries.

I'm mildly mixed which I prefer. Originally I liked RE4 better, but after multiple playthroughs, surprisingly I find that RE5 is more fun to play and is actually more intense than RE4. The stories don't matter to me anymore with the amount of times I completed them, so I skip all cut scenes whenever I play them. Graphically, even compared to the HD project, I prefer the style of RE5 for personal preference but the art direction of 4 is better. The thing is, by all means I do consider RE4 a better game with fewer faults than RE5, but RE4 could literally swap out Leon with a new character and it would function as a completely different IP. RE5 feels thematically way more RE in lore than RE4. RE4 has better pacing and is perhaps a slightly better solo experience as a whole... but RE5 is just better at creating intense combat encounters that deliver constant adrenaline, and you can't hoard nearly as much ammo making combat much much more about precision and resource management, especially in deciding what to give solo-play Sheva what to carry since she doesn't act as conservatively as I do. It still is a very good solo experience, Sheva isn't so bad. Being a veteran of both, I guess I prefer RE5 now because it's harder. RE4 is so easy to me now that it just doesn't induce the same amount of adrenaline and it has a lot of slower sections with few enemies. RE5 is just a great action game. RE4 is still objectively better imo but I can't deny the amount of fun I have playing RE5.

I like the atmosphere in 4 wayyyy more but I like the story and gameplay mechanics here better. I’m happy that at least Sheva is somewhat useful. Ashley was useless lol

This is far beyond from better than 4 but it is a fun co-op game as well as 6

I only put 30 playthroughs thru RE4. 15 hours for the first run, 6 hrs for the second, then about 4 hrs on each subsequent playthrough. I have 789.6 hrs in RE5.

Unlike a lot of people, from what I saw, I don't mind at all the QTEs whether it's in RE4 or RE5 or any other game for that matter, I actually enjoy them more often than not. But QTEs with mouse/keyboard in RE5 and RE4 can be borderline impossible to do reliably, like it's or left click AND right click ( the only easy one ) or X AND C or A AND E I think, so it's all over the place, forcing you to move your hand on the keyboard to do it, it's really difficult, whereas on a controller it's almost impossible to fail these QTEs. And concerning if RE5 is better than RE4, while I think RE5 is a pretty solid coop game, RE4 is a way way better single player expérience in my opinion, the level design, the music, the atmosphere, the tone of the game in general, RE4 has a big focus on action but the atmosphere still remains really creepy and spooky, it has some good horror game vibes.

Nice video

I have always preferred RE5 and is one of the few games that I have bought over on both the 360 and Xbox one. I own RE4 on the gamecube and Wii as well, but I’ve never felt that super fandom that most people had w/ 4 until I bought RE5 and since many people have said that 5 is terrible and that 4 is better, but even my younger cousins remember this game and absolutely love it as well, so you decide, which one was better?

RE5, for me, is what Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time is for other people. When I got my first 360 back in '09, the absolute very first game I bought was Resident Evil 5 because at the time I was at the height of obsession with Resident Evil ever since playing RE4 the GameCube. Similarly, I played it to death; didn't quite get all Achievements, but I had all the treasures, all the guns and had unlimited ammo for them all, every costume and so on. The game just absolutely blew me away. Even so, I don't ignore things that are wrong with it, though I disagree on various points, such as the inventory management system, which I felt was one of the best things about RE5. RE4 got so stale going through with the same exact weapons each time and RE6's system is practically antagonistic to players.

It's aight, playing this on pc though, was quite difficult.

I dont fault capcom for the QTEs. They loaded dm up in 4 when the concept was infant, we raved about it, so they doubled down on what we seemed to enjoy. Its what a company should do, in theory

Re5 is a damn blast in co-op

I just started playing re5 for the first time on pc solo. It’s a really fun game so far once I tweaked the controls and got used to her AI-but as for horror it’s basically non-existent lol 😂

Played both resident evil 4 and 5 , amazing games . But damn the feeling of playing 2 players with friends and family. What made it even more fun , it had a great story , enemies , had less “ horror “ but had very great action/gameplay . Them chainsaws are more memorable and bad ass , and you can replay every chapter. Resident evil 4 fans just live of nostalgia 😂

Don’t understand why people claim stuff like saying, Sheva or Ashley is always getting in the way and getting killed. I played resident evil four and resident evil five soils, and I never had any issues with getting killed in fact, sheva was actually very helpful especially if you love me and covering me when I was messing with inventory

"If you ever have to push a giant rock, don't take inspiration from Chris. Don't hook into it, just push it for God's sake!" 😂

honestly i really like the setting of the game with the tribes men and stuff

Great stuff! You also really hit the nail on the head with the boss battles compared to RE4. Very little build up in RE5, definitely felt like boss battles for the sake of boss battles. RE4 has you working your way up the ranks and we typically get a little bit of foreshadowing before the boss (hearing the El Gigante the first time we pass through the area, a brief glimpse of Del Lago as he consumes the police officer's corpse, a cutscene where Verdugo begins his hunt for Leon, etc). Whereas in RE5, a giant bat thing comes flying in. You're on an elevator, and now there's a huge spidercrab out of nowhere. The pacing is all out of whack with 5 compared to 4. Anyway, great review as always, thanks for the great videos!

I know I'm late to say something like this, but RE5 doesn't have that many QTEs in cutscenes compared to 4, just the motorcycle scene, the U8, Wesker in the plane, and the rocket launcher at the end

Um yeah there is actually more qtes in re4 than 5 because in 4 you had the 2 boulders, the el gigante after cabin when he falls dead, the same thing but with double gigante, you got mendez, you got to move the joystick left and right when an enemy chokes you and when el gigante grabs you, you gotta mash a button for el gigante's parasite, the mine cart, the salazar statue, etc, but with re5 like i mean you have the bikers in 2-1, you got the thing when enemys choke you, wesker in the plane and volcano, excella's weird slimy arm things in 6-2, but thats really it.

The trick to playing with AI Sheva is that you only give her items you want her to use.

Where I feel RE5 really lacked behind 4 was the environments. Alot of the beginning stages where soo forgettable and drab when compared to 4s' locations where near every part was burned into your mind your first time around. I do like the attempt of the daylight horror that I think was approached well, it's just that alot of the areas lacked the 'it' factor of 4s world. I hope the remake can really splash some sparkle on the world of RE5 since they can take many more freedoms in rebuilding the game since it lacked many iconic locations.

nice video, i agree with pretty much everything you said but you never explained what makes this game a better re4, you even said its re4 but worse. was that for clickbait?

I didn't platinum this game unfortunately but I was close only needing 2 on both Xbox and ps But I completed the rest to the nth degree Getting 999 on everything and maxing out the money

12:27 re4 had a lack of atmosphere and tension? Did u even play resident evil 4? Or have u not played it for a long time?

Once again I've returned with my opinions. RE5 is a very okay game with a very okay story with a very okay everything. I didn't like it copy and pasting RE4. In fact, it's one of my many complaints. Act 1 felt so lazy. Abandoned village? Check. Infected villagers? Check. Searching for a blonde female? Fucking check again. I can go on and on why I don't like this Copy and Paste deal. But I'll just end up repeating myself. Also. That real time inventory is a blessing and a curse. Quick selects are a breath of fresh air for RE. No more pausing to select your side arm. No more pausing to heal. Just do it. Flicking down to switch to a heal, then flicking left to switch to your side arm (if you play that way) is awesome! But if you don't know you can do that, you'll just keep pausing to go through your 3 x 3 inventory anyway. A 3 x 3 inventory clutters up so easy. You gather all this ammo and end up having to to ditch some cause you have to pick something else up. And if you get the bullet proof/melee vest you're down to 8 slots! Let's say you have 3 weapons. 3 slots for ammo for your weapons. And one for your vest. That means you have 2 slots to spare on your own. Thankfully, you dont store key items or treasures in your main inventory which is a nice touch. And yes I know. You can save items before starting a new chapter or reloading a save because you died to a crocodile or Weskers savage bod. Click Organize. Go down to inventory, and you have your self a most generous storage system. However, you can only access it before loading a save and actually playing. That's pointless! The chest would work wonders over that. But I'll take what I can get. I wont talk about Shevas horrible AI. What was said in the video are my thoughts exactly. This game was meant to be played coop. No one can tell me otherwise. Coop is just more fun anyway. Me and my friend were playing and we had a blast being just a bunch of idiots with guns. Fun story, we ran out of ammo and had to knife Weskers final form to win... which we did. Solo this game just makes you feel empty. But hanging with a friend and playing RE5 is a guaranteed good time. One thing I respect RE5 for is it wasn't pretending to be a survival horror. It was very clear from the start this game was, is, and will be an action game. When it did try to throwback to "puzzles" like the totems and mirror puzzle, they just felt lazy. In fact, we did a mirror puzzle in RE4 too! Who woulda thought. RE5 does it again. Thankfully they were kept to a minimum and were only used as callbacks. Also, is it me, or is the camera the best it's ever been? Tight and responsive to the touch. And it turns when you turn. Nice. Even the RE4 camera felt janky at times but my God does RE5 fix that. RE5 is for those whoever thought "I wanna play RE4 with a friend." RE5 is not original in anyway. That said, the game itself isn't bad. I love the story. I love the gameplay. And it may be an unpopular opinion but, it's the story that makes a RE game a RE game. Not its genre. Survival horror or action, it doesn't matter. Its the story to me. And RE5 has that story. Chris and Weskers dialogue feel real to me. They're both done with eachother. No more games. They want the other dead. And the dialogue emphasizes that. A friend, searching for someone he's lost sp long ago. Hoping to find her, only to see her as a puppet to his mortal enemy. Even the lines "Jill, it's me! Dont you recognize me?" You can hear the desperation. Hoping to reach in there and pull his friend from the darkness only to be ignored. And Jill's pain once she wakes up and realizes what shes done. Plus the documents are fun to read. They're so well written it feels like you can see what's going on through the text. Its amazing. Characters are on par with the RE4 cast. Which is my favorite cast of all time. If you didn't love Chris, Jill, or Wesker before... you will now. They feel so fleshed out and no Cut scene feels like a waste. (DESPITE THE QTE) All are used to their highest potential. This game grips you with story. Tight gameplay. Fun enemies. And crazier backstories. This game is a mixed bag of herbs. You'll feel some way after playing for sure. But you won't hate it. You'll like it for what it is. A RE story. Maybe not a RE game for all of you, but definitely a RE story for most. That said, it's an okay game. But play with a friend. For your own mental health. Edit: I didnt bring up topics such as Set designs, weapons, and or gimmicks. Why? Well. As I stated (And was in the video) Most of that is just Copy and Paste from RE4. Talking about it is a waste of time. And as I've said before, I loathe the Copy and Paste deal whenever it rears it's stinking head. So you can imagine my feelings towards it. One big colossal "Uhhhhhg. This again." But copy and paste doesn't make a bad game. It just makes it significantly less fun to play through again. That's MY problem. The lack of replayability DUE to its copy and paste.

Just bought the re4 remake then played all the games in order just finished 5 loved wesker didn’t really like the setting tho

I didn’t like the co op and the inventory system. Other than that it could be argued it’s better than 4 but it’s definitely not scarier

I had no clue how many people didn't exactly like this game (Re5), I thought it was perfect and it's still my favorite Resident Evil game but hey we all have our own opinions and own things that fits us, Re5 worked well with me, doesn't have to be for everyone, I understand

Yes!!!! Absolutely!!!!!!

Holy shit, man! I lost it with Dr. Evil.

10:22 nows my chance GET READY TO FOR THESE BOULDER PUNC- ohh 100 gold pieces

I would say 4 is better overall. But it's better in that it had 2 player, which can be fun to play.

I like 5 more than 4.

RE5 is the choice if you looking to have fun playing. Maybe is the second most played game in my life.

I just started playing 4 the other day for the first time. And god the controls for that game are horrendous. This might just be because i played 7 and 8 first then 2 and 3 remake. But i just can't play that game at all. It seriously needs a 2 and 3 style remake. But 5 is pretty good so far so i'm hoping 6 is good gameplay mechanics wise.

For me RE 5 is better than 4. It's a very fun game. It was my first platinum back in 2009. I got the platinum playing alone and that was brutal on professional! Sheva is very, very stupid. The sections i failed the most were in that tribal village because the dumb AI would always grab a treasure on the floor trap and dies. The next place were in that enemy that looks like a roach. It was very, very frustrating playing solo on professional but still i like this game a lot. And yes, i play RE since the first one. Played it the first time back in 1997 on Playstation and been playing the franchise until nowdays. I'm thinking about playing it again. Since 2009 i didn't play it. I remember the graphics were jawdropping back in the day and looks like it stills holds up.

RE5 The Best!

I liked both games 🤷🏼‍♂️

I recently have played through both games for the first time, I prefer RE4 it just has way more character to it and doesn’t take its self to seriously. I still like 5 as it’s fun to playthrough but 4 is better. I also love village as it takes so much inspiration from RE4.

even as someone as me who haven't even played an single games of the series I will eventually I basically spoiled myself many game series I didn't even played because I like seeing people play horror games etc and am I the only one who would love an leon vs wesker fight because leon is my favorite RE character

dodge in 99's RE 3 does work and is reliable ,l even made a video using it propperly

RE 5 is playable (with a human partner), and is definitely better than RE6, but it’s not better then RE4.

I loved this game, but I will concede that some complaints about the campaign were legit. However, RE5 has, by far, the greatest Mercenaries mode in the franchise. So obvious, that any complaints against THAT are, by default, ridiculous.

Resident 5 is still my favorite RE, emphasis on favorite, not the one I recommend or would say is the best representative of the series.

Good video. Personally though I’ll take the campy straight forward “save the president’s daughter” plot of RE4 over the convoluted messy story of RE5. Also I wasn’t a fan of the co-op gameplay of 5 although if I had played it with a friend as opposed to the AI it might have appreciated that aspect more.

Irving was the only character I liked lol