Capcom’s Resident Evil 5: Gold Edition is arguably one of the most notable games developers have rushed to patch in order to bolt on “waggle” control in the wake of the launch of Sony’s PlayStation Move controller. Does the inclusion of motion control enrich the survival horror experience, or is it scary for other less welcome reasons? Read our Resident Evil 5 for PlayStation Move review to find out.
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Resident Evil 5’s multiplayer DLC was already off to a bad start when it was indirectly leaked by the game’s PSN Trophies. At the time, we suggested it might be free, but Capcom instead opted to slap a 400 points / £3.99 price tag on it. Now the DLC has gone live, it turns out that the Resident Evil 5 multiplayer add-on pack is just 1.86MB in size, leading many to suspect the bulk of the content was on the disc already. And yet Capcom is happy to charge players yet more money for it.
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The Resident Evil 5 DLC hinted at by PS3 trophies last month is out tomorrow for both PS3 and Xbox 360, Capcom has confirmed, and it’s time to turn your guns on each other. Read on to get all the gory details on the zombie multiplayer mayhem on the way.
Resident Evil 5 has outsold all other forms of entertainment in the UK, according to Capcom. And the horror action game is not the only one doing well – Halo Wars and the winners of the BAFTA Video Games Awards are reporting dramatic sales.
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Resident Evil 5 is shaping up to be one of the defining games of 2009 and in its first week it has taken the top spot in the UK’s all-format games chart. Chart Track reveals that the Xbox 360 has nabbed the lion’s share of sales, trailed closely by the PS3 – a dramatic turnaround seeing as Resident Evil 5 is the first Resident Evil outing on a Microsoft console.
