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Ok, I want to suggest something to you, and I think for your best interest you should take it to heart. I suggest that you completely ignore all the bad reviews for this game, because most of them are just whining and crying about how short this game is. There are shorter games out there than this, so no one has a good excuse to complain. That being said, this game is the best out of the Gun Survivor genre. It has majorly improved over what Resident Evil: Survivor was for the PS1, and I realize that for some of you that isn't saying much. Well understand this, the PS1 only has so much to work with, and they did the best they could with that game so deal with it. It was a pretty entertaining game, but Dead Aim takes it one step further, combining third-person and first-person perspectives. How this is done is that you're in third-person most of the time, like you were in all the other Resident Evil games without the static camera (excluding Code Veronica X because that one had no static camera). The camera follows you around the whole time, but once you aim your gun at a zombie it switches over to the first-person view, allowing you to see the zombie full-on before you blow its brains out. The graphics here are really good for a game such as this, and you will especially recognize it when you literally come face to face with an undead creature. Their tattered clothes look more realistic as well as their ghastly faces. And if you shoot one in the leg, it will walk slower, if you manage to shoot a powerful shot and/or shoot it in the head enough times, it will send the zombie flying back against the wall. This creates a little more realism for sure. But if you're thinking zombies are all you're going to be shooting, you're wrong. You will come across Hunters (mutant frogs of some sort, and my favorite enemy out of any Resident Evil game, like you care but I know you do), Nautilus/Torpedo Kids (medium sized creature, the Torpedo Kids are what it produces, and these shoot towards you in a torpedo-like motion, hence the name) Glimmers (smaller versions of the Hunters but way faster and harder to kill, their distinct feature is their blurring red eyes) and Halbert (large annoying bees). And there are four bosses total. The only interaction you will really have with the environment is if you shoot a fuel barrel or something, but that is good enough because if you shoot one close to a zombie, it will knock it right off of its feet. The gameplay in this game is really good, as is the replayability. The higher game rank you get the more stuff you recieve, such as unlimited ammo. Even on easy mode, Dead Aim is somewhat challenging. The storyline is told nicely enough, but I must say it could have been done a little better. For one, the acting is still a little off, and two when you turn the subtitles on, they hardly match what the characters are saying (this is the only reason why I gave this game 4 out of 5). As far as the controls are concerned, I hear it's better when you use the GunCom2, but I'm sticking with the DualShock and it's just as good. At some points it can be a little frustrating to control but with time and patience you'll get the hang of it. Overall, this game is a must buy, and I wouldn't pay any attention to anyone who says otherwise because they don't know a good game when they see one. If you're a fan of Resident Evil like I am, you should definitely buy Dead Aim ASAP.

Resident Evil: Dead Aim is an overall fun game to play. I love the new and improved mutant creatures starring in this survival horror sequel to the Resident Evil series. The characters are pretty interesting(can you guess the celebrity?) as well as the storyline. The only complaint I have about Dead Aim is that there is no AUTO-AIM! and no great music as in previous games to trap you and get you in the mood. I think that what makes the Resident Evil series more interesting is the soundtracks. Many people have complained about this game, and let me tell you the truth, it is completely different from what I expected, but still enjoyable. I think fans will be pleased, and to those to who are not hardcore RE gamers I would recommend that you rent it before you buy it.

Resident evil games for gamecube are GREAT!!! Good graphics everything Nintendo is gettting alot of money from these games yet SONY has 2 PS2 Resident evil exclusives cause they want people to get Resident evil for ps2 Dead aim is bad ive seen it Zombies get killed in a shot zombies look like clowns with weird costumes Storyline is terrible Dont get resident evil game on PS2 they suck. Instead get Gamecube