Dec 5 2009, 05:36 PM
QUOTE(yangkuo @ Dec 5 2009, 03:35 PM)
completed all chapters including the "secret" missions in normal mode. replaying casually on Hard mode when i'm not playing other games at the moment.
graphically, i thought Umbrella Chronicles had more detailed textures and environment although it was overall darker in UC.
scenes are brighter in Darkside Chronicles and overall framerate and action is smoother. the "shaky cam" effect can be a plus or minus depending on how well u adapt. i personally think it makes the game more action-packed. get the feel of when to shoot and when to watch ... that should make things better
overall, if you like RE: UC ... then you would find this ok as well. if not, i don't think this can make u a believer unless u were captivated by some of the boss fight gfx *haha*.
The shaky cam is bearable but sometimes, it gets extremely ridiculous. I remember there was one time where zombies appear at the left and right of you (about 180 degrees apart) and the camera shakes left and right really fast. The most ridiculous shaky cam moment I can remember was the part in CV where you have to shoot the crane lines in a boss fight. The character is obviously standing still from the scene just before it and the camera again shakes violently for no apparent reason except to annoy you.graphically, i thought Umbrella Chronicles had more detailed textures and environment although it was overall darker in UC.
scenes are brighter in Darkside Chronicles and overall framerate and action is smoother. the "shaky cam" effect can be a plus or minus depending on how well u adapt. i personally think it makes the game more action-packed. get the feel of when to shoot and when to watch ... that should make things better
overall, if you like RE: UC ... then you would find this ok as well. if not, i don't think this can make u a believer unless u were captivated by some of the boss fight gfx *haha*.
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