So I've managed to scrape along to the It thing in chapter 5.3 on professional (~160 deaths!), but I cannot get through the crater maze and I don't see how I'm ever going to do it. Is it possible to run by him when he jumps down (always get killed doing that) or do I have to shoot him? I have very little ammo left and I thought I should save it for when I take him on after the maze. I even tried selling my rifle to buy a magnum, but that ammo didn't last for long.
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The Official Resident Evil 4: Wii Edition Thread!
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Prime Blue
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Are there some direct-feed comparison pictures between the main game and Separate Ways? I've only found the one with the herbs and the press release screenshots.
PuppetSlave
Member
Finally beat the game last night. Took me 23 hours all in all and died like 30+ times. Not many of the deaths were in regular combat though... Best game sofar this year for me. I have not played metroid yet though since I live in europe.
Man I had problems beating krauser though. Died probably 10 times before I noticed
Can't decide if I want to play through the main game again or to do seperate ways first. I am leaning towards playing as Ada though.
Man I had problems beating krauser though. Died probably 10 times before I noticed
you could shoot his legs to get him to drop his guard. Then I quickly switched to broken butterfly and unloaded a few in his face. He did not last long with that treatment.
Can't decide if I want to play through the main game again or to do seperate ways first. I am leaning towards playing as Ada though.
EDIT: wrong bosskottila said:
For "It", run past him, as soon as he jumps down, you can use your handgun to destroy the lights before you trigger his jump down (theres a few times where he wont jump down until you do a certain thing or go somewhere). If he gets too close while you're aiming at a light, equip the shotgun and unload until he goes back up.
He should be pretty easy to run past though.
andthebeatgoeson
Junior Member
Is the knife less handy in the Wii version than the GC version? I think so.Vexidus said:
Segata Sanshiro
Member
Okay, so I just finished the game. I had never played RE4 before (believe it or not) and I have to say, it was excellent. I know it ostensibly handles better than RE2, but it gave me the same hardcore action movie game feel that RE2 did (and was missing from recent installments IMO).
I can actually see playing through this again. But I am glad I waited for the Wii version. I'm somewhat inept at aiming quickly and accurately with analog sticks, and I can definitely see where that would have been an issue in parts of the game.
Unfortunately this means I'm going to have to wait for the inevitable RE5: Wii 2 edition, because at cvx's behest I did plug in a GC controller to try it out, and there's no way I'm going back to that.
I can actually see playing through this again. But I am glad I waited for the Wii version. I'm somewhat inept at aiming quickly and accurately with analog sticks, and I can definitely see where that would have been an issue in parts of the game.
Unfortunately this means I'm going to have to wait for the inevitable RE5: Wii 2 edition, because at cvx's behest I did plug in a GC controller to try it out, and there's no way I'm going back to that.
Segata Sanshiro
Member
I ignored RE4 the first three times, for over two years. You really think I can't do it again?consoul said:
VultureDude
Member
wow, after reading through a few pages of this thread it really seems like bringing this game to the Wii actually meant the game reached a lot of people who never played it on the PS2/GC.
andthebeatgoeson
Junior Member
My main problem was with Krauser. That fight was really easy on the GC. The wii was less responsive. Unless I need new batteries. At the last part, I would ready my knife, see him coming and there would be a delay with me pushing the button and slashing. Maybe I should just do the auto-waggle knife. And this was on 'Normal', not professional. He becomes 10x harder on Pro. Anybody had the same problem? I might be doing it wrong.Arde5643 said:
_Alkaline_
Member
It's funny. I'm living in Australia right now so I cannot play Metroid Prime 3 for a few months - as a result, RE4: Wii Edition remains my favourite game this year. Even more than Bioshock.
Even though i played the game like 10 times on Gamecube.
Just goes to show how awesome it is. Especially with the wiimote.
Even though i played the game like 10 times on Gamecube.
Just goes to show how awesome it is. Especially with the wiimote.
PuppetSlave
Member
Alkaliine said:
Welcome to the situation for all gaffers from Australia and europe... I am going to pick up trauma center though when I am spent from RE4. It's a long wait to october...
andthebeatgoeson
Junior Member
That was probably my problem. I tried the nonwaggle knife. I'll use the waggle next time.kottila said:
Wow im going really fast on my second play through. Suit 2 is amazing..I love it when you catch Ashlee Leon touches his back like its really hurt.
Im about 2hrs and 20 minutes in and I just beat..dam forgot his name..the "big cheese" My second time through is really letting me look at stuff now. Like the Cemetery..thats probably the best looking part in the game.
Im about 2hrs and 20 minutes in and I just beat..dam forgot his name..the "big cheese" My second time through is really letting me look at stuff now. Like the Cemetery..thats probably the best looking part in the game.
Jirotrom said:
It doesn't work as well as in the GameCube version or even as well as it does if you plug a GC or Classic controller into the Wii edition. The reticle moves at the same speed as the camera does with the other guns when you use the nunchuck thumbstick, which isn't as good for sniping as the slower aiming speed programmed for the classic control style. It's definitely an oversight.
VultureDude
Member
noire said:
I remember doing this as well, especially in the
cage area wit the blind guy with claws that drops down, before I knew you could easily leave the cage