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Game Information
- Platform: PlayStation 3
- BBFC Rating:
Suitable for 18 years and over. Not for sale to persons under age 18. By placing an order for this product, you declare that you are 18 years of age or over. - Media: Video Game
- Item Quantity: 1
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- BBFC Rating Suitable for 18 years and over.
- Resident Evil 5 features similar gameplay to Resident Evil 4, with context-sensitive controls and dynamic cutscenes also making a return.
- The game features some online elements.
- An offline co-op mode is also in the game with the same co-op experience offered by the online co-op mode, only with two local players controlling the action in split screen or by a system link.
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Product Description
Manufacturer's Description
Includes:
- Resident Evil 5
- Lost In Nightmares
- Desperate Escape
- 4 new costumes
- The Mercenaries Reunion
- Versus
- Extra figures
The critically-acclaimed chapter of the Resident Evil franchise returns with more content than ever before in Resident Evil 5: Gold Edition. Included is the original best-selling game and all downloadable content, including new playable episodes that take you even deeper into Resident Evil lore.
- Explore the horrors of Spencer mansion as BSAA agents Chris Redfield and Jill Valentine in the new prequel episode "Lost In Nightmares".
- "Desperate Escape" shows the other side of Resident Evil 5 as you take control of Jill and Josh as they fight their way out of Kijuju's Tricell facility.
- "The Mercenaries Reunion" brings eight new characters into the bloody fray.
- Battle against hordes of Majini - and even other players - in "Versus"
- 4 New costumers ensure you always fight evil in style.
Players: 1-2
Network players: 2-4
Product Description
The critically-acclaimed chapter of the Resident Evil franchise returns with more content than ever before in Resident Evil 5: Gold Edition
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Most Helpful Customer Reviews
20 of 21 people found the following review helpful
Fun:
I've been playing this with the PS3 Move for over 3 hours now and also with the addition of the new Move Navigator. I personally think using a dualshock controller and the PS3 Move is not ideal and if anything will take away the fun and ease at which you can play this game. Imagine doing the same with the Wii controller, well the same goes here it is not an ideal match(no matter what Sony have to say).
Anyway, the game is actually easier with the navigator and the Move controller, it only took me 3min to get into the game and it felt allot easier in my view that I ramped up the difficulty. Shooting with the Move is more intuitive and precise and I can sit back and let my hands do the talking. A person below mentions he can't see the reticule, but I've had no issue, you just need to make sure that you have the Move controller pointing at the PS3 eye when you start up the game. It should then pick up the controller and have the reticule on screen.
I found it allot of fun with the navigator and the Move controller and if anything allot easier than the dualshock controller. It really is a good combination and I could do things allot quicker in the game. I plan to invest in a gun caddy to make it more realistic for shooting games, it just makes more sense in my view.
Overall, an excellent addition for the Move and does not feel like a gimmick. It is precise and fun, by no means does it feel like a add-on to me, it feels very natural.
4/5 for me only because you can't run and gun in RE5. This combination would work very well with Dead Space 2 and I really hope they have PS3 Move support for Dead Space 2. Fingers crossed!
Anyway, the game is actually easier with the navigator and the Move controller, it only took me 3min to get into the game and it felt allot easier in my view that I ramped up the difficulty. Shooting with the Move is more intuitive and precise and I can sit back and let my hands do the talking. A person below mentions he can't see the reticule, but I've had no issue, you just need to make sure that you have the Move controller pointing at the PS3 eye when you start up the game. It should then pick up the controller and have the reticule on screen.
I found it allot of fun with the navigator and the Move controller and if anything allot easier than the dualshock controller. It really is a good combination and I could do things allot quicker in the game. I plan to invest in a gun caddy to make it more realistic for shooting games, it just makes more sense in my view.
Overall, an excellent addition for the Move and does not feel like a gimmick. It is precise and fun, by no means does it feel like a add-on to me, it feels very natural.
4/5 for me only because you can't run and gun in RE5. This combination would work very well with Dead Space 2 and I really hope they have PS3 Move support for Dead Space 2. Fingers crossed!
85 of 93 people found the following review helpful
Fun:
What else would you want?
I wanted to buy RE5 months ago even thought of pre-ordering it before the official release but wanted the best price so I waited months!
with this very great price 14.91 (pre-order price) you get the Game Resident Evil 5 with all the DLC in one disc plus it supports PS Move!
NOTE #1: To all who wants to know if this game supports both DualShock3 and PS Move
Answer: THIS RE5 Move edition does support the DualShock3 and PS Move controllers.
NOTE #2: This is the same game as the previous Gold Edition only it includes Move support and is way cheaper, Amazon price as of today GBP 14.93 compared to GBP 33.95 to the normal gold edition.
NOTE #3: I have played the game using the DualShock3 controller, I do not own a PS Move and have not used a PS Move so I dont know how the Move feels with this game.
I wanted to buy RE5 months ago even thought of pre-ordering it before the official release but wanted the best price so I waited months!
with this very great price 14.91 (pre-order price) you get the Game Resident Evil 5 with all the DLC in one disc plus it supports PS Move!
NOTE #1: To all who wants to know if this game supports both DualShock3 and PS Move
Answer: THIS RE5 Move edition does support the DualShock3 and PS Move controllers.
NOTE #2: This is the same game as the previous Gold Edition only it includes Move support and is way cheaper, Amazon price as of today GBP 14.93 compared to GBP 33.95 to the normal gold edition.
NOTE #3: I have played the game using the DualShock3 controller, I do not own a PS Move and have not used a PS Move so I dont know how the Move feels with this game.
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
Fun:
I wanted this game to be good; I had high hopes and also had to wait a while for this coming back into stock after it seemed to be a bit of a sleeper Move launch title.
After a decent fist at it I have to say that I am far from disappointed. The game is a cracker in any case, everyone already knew that. A superb continuation of the Resident Evil storyline, but in a new direction and style that has really helped to keep it fresh and engaging.
The Move functionality has just helped to take it to that extra level as far as I am concerned. The hardware is so astonishingly precise, that shooting games are going to be so much fun to play with the Move.
The aiming is pin-point sharp without any of the issues that have affected the Wii controller. Don't get me wrong, I love RE4 on the Wii and was hoping that this would be as good as that. What I got was so much better, the controls are so accurate.
The only thing I would highlight; and I'm being careful not to call it a problem or an issue, is the fact that the firing controls on the Move controller are the wrong way around..!! You press the trigger button to go into 'aim' mode and then press the Move button to fire. I think these should have been the opposite way around; when you fire, you should be pulling a trigger... maybe it's just me.
Please do not let this one thing put you off buying this game. Even if like me you had the game and traded it in long ago, get this version of it again to play with the Move; it's a totally different experience. For the price it is available for I cannot recommend this highly enough. This game proves that the Move is not just a party game controller for casual gamers, but can also add a new dimension to existing game formats.
Just click 'Add to basket' now..!!
After a decent fist at it I have to say that I am far from disappointed. The game is a cracker in any case, everyone already knew that. A superb continuation of the Resident Evil storyline, but in a new direction and style that has really helped to keep it fresh and engaging.
The Move functionality has just helped to take it to that extra level as far as I am concerned. The hardware is so astonishingly precise, that shooting games are going to be so much fun to play with the Move.
The aiming is pin-point sharp without any of the issues that have affected the Wii controller. Don't get me wrong, I love RE4 on the Wii and was hoping that this would be as good as that. What I got was so much better, the controls are so accurate.
The only thing I would highlight; and I'm being careful not to call it a problem or an issue, is the fact that the firing controls on the Move controller are the wrong way around..!! You press the trigger button to go into 'aim' mode and then press the Move button to fire. I think these should have been the opposite way around; when you fire, you should be pulling a trigger... maybe it's just me.
Please do not let this one thing put you off buying this game. Even if like me you had the game and traded it in long ago, get this version of it again to play with the Move; it's a totally different experience. For the price it is available for I cannot recommend this highly enough. This game proves that the Move is not just a party game controller for casual gamers, but can also add a new dimension to existing game formats.
Just click 'Add to basket' now..!!
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Well Worth It
This is the the most fun ive had in a while especilly with friends in co op. Also including all DLC plus being able to use the move all for £12 is a bargin and if anyone is... Read more
Published 27 days ago by ACleary
Failed sequel
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Gold
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dont do it
i realised this is a very odd game to buy, dont know why i played it and its very strange people that play it, get a normal zombie game or just a normal game in general
Published 3 months ago by james shaw
Dated.
This game hasn't progressed since the first one. Loved the second and third ones but that was a long time ago and this is the same again but set in an uninspiring and not very... Read more
Published 3 months ago by M. B. Wright
Good fun but not a patch on previous resi's
Obviously not my favourite resi but still a pretty good game in it's own right. The gold edition is especially great as it contains the excellent lost in nightmares as well as... Read more
Published 4 months ago by Ben Dunne
Resident evil
I got this game in 2010 on xbox 360 and i love it it is one of the best games of all time
Published 5 months ago by Vicky Grant
Worth the money
Hello,
From the point of view of a person who likes buying games if they are either re-playable or have any "social value" i think this game is a pretty fun. Read more
From the point of view of a person who likes buying games if they are either re-playable or have any "social value" i think this game is a pretty fun. Read more
Published 6 months ago by AndreiZ
Not quite the Resi I knew
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Published 7 months ago by M. E. W
Great game and keeps you entertained for hours
bought this game as I used to own a PS2 and finally bought a ps3 and Resident evil is a game I have always loved and still love this game it is great fun and pretty cary which adds... Read more
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