Capcom Resident Evil 4 - PlayStation 4 Standard Edition

ノーマルモードは国内版と変わらないが、プロフェッショナルモードは国内版を凌ぐ凄まじさを体験できます。特に孤島エリアは激戦地にふさわしい死力をつくした闘いになるでしょう。プロレベル攻略は知力だけでなく、体力も必要なほどと言えばちょっと大袈裟かな？

Leí en los comentarios que este juego no servia en la store española, pero no es así. decidí comprarlo y probar suerte, y la verdad que todo perfecto y también viene en castellano. Recomiendo la compra sin lugar a dudas.

I can remember initially hating this game back on the Nintendo Game Cube and PS2 but eventually got into it on PS2 as I thought the controls and control pads felt better. So how does it fair on PS4, having just completed it, I have to say, pretty darn good, initially at the start of playing the controls do feel a bit wonky and precise aiming feels a bit off, more so than I remember, couple this with the fact that there is no Easy mode to start you off, I struggled a good bit to start with, needless to say once you get into the mechanics things do get more smooth, the game in itself keeps you on your toes with the atmosphere and tone as well as ammo placement, I found myself often just about running low on ammo or health but managing to pull through by finding supplies just when I needed it, there are many instances like that on the first play through. Upon completion of the game, you can access extras including, Mercenaries, Assignment Ada and the mini Ada Wong campaign Separate Ways, as well as Theater mode and a Bottle-cap viewer, which you can view prizes from the Shooting Gallery mini game within the main game. You can also access new game plus by reloading cleared data, giving access to the merchant at the start of a new campaign, allowing the purchase of bonus weapons including the Infinite Rocket Launcher, which costs a fortune, you also get a costume select upon starting New Game+ To sum up, if you can get past the initial aiming issues, the game plays really well and the graphics look nice and crisp, the story is great too. Definitely worth a buy as far as I'm concerned

Resident Evil 4 is a game which any individual indulging in the gaming world would have surly heard about it atleast once. The game which introduced the "over the shoulder" camera angles which is a common norm in 3rd person shooters these days. So, after 11 years does the game still stack up as the best gaming has to offer? The short answer... Yes and No. Resident Evil 4 puts you in the shoes of Leon Scott Kennedy(one othe survivors of the Raccoon City Incident)on a mission to save the president's daughter who has be kidnapped by an unknown group. The events that take place are 6 years after the previous games. The story is not all that much connected that you would need to play the previous games to get going. But a quick wiki read on it would certainly make the transition much more smooth. Where Resident Evil 4 really shows it's age are in it's controls. Many may find the fixed camera and restricted movements an issue. Even those who have played Resident Evil 4 in the past may find the transition to the controls a bit jarring but after 1 or 2 chapters you'll get into the groove. Other than the controls you will really not find anything else to complain about. The story as mentioned before may not be anything ground breaking but is a decent B-rate movie. The game is completely rendered in full HD or, 1080p at 60 FPS. The upgrade to HD is certainly a treat but since the game itself hasn't been reworked on, textures look muddy. But all that aside considering this is a ps2 game. It does look good. The gameplay mechanics albeit as mentioned before is a hard transition but non the less is surprisingly well matched for the game that it makes it hard to imagine the game in any other form. To conclude let me just say this, there is a reason why Capcom ported the game on every console and PC. it's a game which stands out. It was a game which raised the bar for game creation forward on. A true timeless Jem. Score 10/10

Acabei de receber o produto. Chegou bem antes do previsto. Veio bem embalado, sem nenhum arranhão, e a qualidade é muito superior. Recomendo.