Here's a funny thing added to the Steam version of RE6. Characters from the Left 4 Dead games were added to the mercenaries mode.

The one bright spot I'll give this title is how experimental Capcom had gotten with multiplayer components. This game's multiplayer is like a weird combination of Outbreak, Left 4 Dead & RE5. I loved how you could invade others game, THAT added a much needed horror element to an otherwise laughably non-horror title. Also, special shout out to the converging stories, with brief moments of 4 player co-op. I hope more games do this in the future.

21:05 Ada's story WAS exactly that, or at least an attempt, because it was originally unlockable after beating the other 3 campaigns

You and Gman both posting RE6 videos in the same day is funny to me

RE6 biggest mistake is not making a secret 5th campaing where all the protagonists join forces to fight against a massive monster as a true final boss

The "Paper Mario: Sticker Star" of the series. As an instalment, it misses the mark. As a standalone game, it also misses the mark.

I just played through RE6 with a friend a week back, and, honestly, it was a blast... Well, save for Ada campaign, which we gave up on because playing as the Agent is Not fun. We went into it knowing it wasn't going to be anything groundbreaking, but we were pleasantly surprised by the gameplay being genuinely fun and enjoying some of the story beats and character dynamics (especially Jake and Sherry). At first, we were just goofing around, but there were definitely moments that made us shut up and get completely invested, like the first time we saw the Chris and Jake confrontation or the end of Chris' campaign. It's really fun if you don't take it seriously and see it as a huge teaching moment for Capcom. I honestly think without RE6, they wouldn't be in the place they are today, and while I think the hate at the time was understandable for putting RE in such a weird place that was following trends of the era rather than making them, as they did in the past and present, in retrospect I do think it's a really decent co-op game that has its flaws, but isn't the greatest sin imaginable. Not even the greatest sin from Capcom, looking at Marvel vs Capcom Infinite. You definitely have to laugh at the jank, but it's absolutely not built for solo play (at least, not the first three routes). It's probably a 3/10 solo, but I'd put it 7-8/10 as co-op. It's probably partly low standards, as co-op tends to not have many good options on console, but it was still so fun. Don't get me wrong, I've played almost every mainline game (save for OG1 and Village, which I'm going to get to both very soon!), and it's definitely the weakest in that regard, but it's surrounded by masterpieces.

Even if this game is not even close to be perfect i had a lot of fun playing RE6,i've made many friends online playing RE5 and 6.

The only thing i trully hated from that game, was Helena. That character was honestly annoying to me, saying shit like, "No! I'll explain you later!" Her flashback was something i didn't cared about, unlike Manuela and her mutated mother, and other great characters from the RE franchise. I'm also not a fan of the crossbow of Ada, but it's just alright.

For me RE6 should have been about Jake and Sherry with the other characters as supporting characters in the story.

Hopefully one day they'll make a Resident Evil game with Leon, Chris, Jill, and Claire all in one game.

If I had a nickel for every Capcom franchise that had a sour 6th entry, I'd have two nickels, which isn't a lot but it's weird that it happened twice.

Both you and Gmanlives released an RE6 video at the same hour. What a coincidence

I tried playing this recently with my cousin after we had a great time with the flawed RE5. We barely made it to the gun store "defend the room" sequence at the beginning of Leons Campaign before quitting. The shooting felt so much less satisfying than RE5 and the whole thing felt weightless.

I have never known a more devisive game than RE6 (or at least one that I've played). For almost everyone it falls into one of two camps: either so bad that they couldn't makit it through more than 1 campaign (usually Leon:s) and those that do force themselves to do so and they hate it... or those that absolutely love the game and still play it occasionally to this day. I fall in the latter camp, I love to play the game. I feel its peak Resident Evil when it comes to cheesy-ness and over-the-top nature of the general stories. I love the co-op, it has in my opinion and many of those i talk to one of the best shooter gameplay mechanics, and i love there story and all the monster varieties. I also feel its one of the worst when it comes to RE-staples like survival horror tropes (as it really isn't a survival horror game anymore, just action with horror elements/inspirations) Its also why i feel conflicted about the following game, RE7. Cause for RE7, CApcom decided to make the exact opposite of RE6, but in doing so i feel like they made a fantastic survival horror game but not a good Resident Evil game as RE7 left out many things that Resident Evil is. I feel like Resident Evil at its best is a combination of cheesy/charmy story/dialogue combined with survival horror elements (such as inventory management, limited ammo and healing), diverse enemy variety, charismatic/lovable/iconic characters, and a few other elements (like music, atmosphere, a blend of action and horror, etc) RE6 was half of these, RE7 was the other half, and I feel like RE4 remake was the only RE game since that held the perfect blend of all these elements. Edit: I also feel like people's opinion on RE6 can sometimes depend on your mindset going into the game and whether or not your playing it co-op with someone who likes/dislikes the game (also there's so much you can do wit the controls, but also so much the game doesn't tell you you can do so almost everybody I've seen play RE6 never uses the controls to anywhere near their full potential, making the game much more annoying and harder on themselves)

21:10 Ada story was the last story you unlocked it in the orginal release but doesn't really feel like a conclusion which is its problem

I think the real difficulty curve comes from playing No Hope mode. Me and my RE friend play No Hope mode pretty often, and it definitely makes you manage your resources. I also think the replay ability is also pretty good once you collect all the weapons in all the campaigns, but like you said replay ability is all up to the player. I do agree the game isn't amazing, but I think playing with a friend improves the overall enjoyment. I personally think these things is what makes RE 6 enjoyable.

My friend and I played through Chris’ campaign on No Hope Difficulty, Never Again

I still occasionally go back to RE6. Mainly the extra modes and only ever on coop. The game has a ton of depth. The main problem is the game does not teach the player 70% of their options. Capcom created something incredible with 6 in terms of gameplay. ...Only again, they didn't try teaching players their options. Like at 4:41 when you got hit, you could've held L2 and rolled to the left or right. And, in some cases similar to like a fighting game, you have the ability to tech roll to get up immediately or roll to the side upon landing. There's so many options in mobility and so many tricks in combat you can do that characters like Leon, Ada and Jill have always been shown to be very capable of in cutscenes. Personally, I prefer 6's controls because its accurate to who we're playing as. In RE5 when you want to dodge a slow charging attack from an enemy, Chris has to awkwardly run at angle or rely on a QTE. RE6 made it actually feel like you're playing as Leon/Chris. Now, if these were rookies, I'd agree all the mobility/combat options are silly. But, can't when we've constantly seen Leon and Jill leaping out of harms way with ease. Of course knowing all the controls don't erase the late game action set pieces that are a pain to replay (the vehicles). I definitely agree with you there. I liked the comparison you made to how Uncharted handled it's pacing. I do think RE5 and RE4R still feel good to play, but going back not a fan of those moments where I know I shouldn't have gotten hit or died because they made the character stiff on purpose (or made dodging be a QTE popup). Honestly, I think it'd be a good idea if Capcom gave players the option to limit their control if the player wants to. So if you want to be able to dodge and have more dynamic mobility like you're really playing as an "experienced" Leon, you can. Or if you'd really like to, you can turn off manual dodging and use QTEs (RE5/RE4R).

I used to spend hours upon hours doing nothing but mercernaries mode, jumping backwards, rolling, learning how to dodge every enemy and mostly using Melee only to deal with the enemies. I found it to be very fun A couple of years ago me and my best friend decided to play the Leon campaign and it was definitely quite funny, the difference of me never getting hit because of the muscle memory I've built up, and my friend who never played RE6 before and kept dying. Our entire playthrough I never healed myself, because every single herb tablet I got went straight to saving my friend

I dislike RE6 because they had a chance to bring everyone back and didn’t. Chris/Jill - Leon/Claire - Ada/Wesker Son - Rebecca/Sheva. Hope they remake 6 and change this

I totally get why this game is so hated, and a lot of the criticisms are earned, but I personally have put so many hours into this game, and it does have a very passionate but niche following. This is not a brag, but anecdotally, I went to PAX in 2019 and they had a booth at the Capcom side that had the new switch ports of RE 5&6 (weirdly not 4, though that was included in the release) There were some people, including myself that got in line to play the demo for 5, which as memory serves was that iconic tense defense of the town square from the opening segments, but no one was playing 6. I was waiting for my friends so we could check out MH Iceborne, but I had time to kill, so I went to RE6. There was no line. It was the second level of Chris's campaign. I played the snot out of that, over and over over all three days of the convention, because people were watching me. The Capcom reps at the booth were talking to me. I played as either character. I speedran it. Played it on No Hope. Played it knife/melee only. People were enthused and asked to co-op with me. This game has such stylish action, and I showed people who'd previously wrote the game off all the cool tech this game has. I feel like I single handedly swayed some groups into playing this game and perhaps purchasing it that weekend. I really admire what you do J, and I respect all your opinions, negative and positive, because they're very well thought out. And perhaps I wrote this, though not many will read it because I love this franchise and am dedicated to every era of it, including this one. I dabble in writing and analysis. During 2020, I wrote a several page breakdown on why this game is great, but I never had the courage to share it or do what you do. But maybe, just maybe venting this will bring me some peace.😅 Either way, great content as always. Thank you very much.

I felt exactly the same way. Got overfed with repetitive, pointless never ending action, shootings and chase sequences with dumb QTE halfway through Jake’s campaign. Finishing Ada’s felt straight painful

Wasn't there an FOV option or even camera closeness option in the game? I haven't played in like 6+ years so I may be wrong but I remember there being some.

8:32. My buddy couldn't get used to the aiming and kept dumping rounds into walls. During one boss fight, he blew through all his ammo and everything he picked up, so we were stuck😑

12:18-12:37 The worst part is that from the outides looking in, this sounds like cliff notes, but the game is actually this all over the place and rediculous ly over the top where even this series can’t do it and not look stupid.

Fun Fact, this game has online that allows people to invade your game playing as zombies. Not sure how fun it is, but it’s there.

A few years ago I bought a RE4-5-6 pack simply to play RE5 with a friend. I hated playing that game solo because of bad AI, so when we palyed it we had a blast. Then we decided to give RE6 a chance despite both of us hating the demo and we absolutely hated it, coop doesn't make it even a bit better becuase the problems are too fundamental. Movement is floaty, gunplay fells awful, enemy feedback feels off, specially with guns, the level design is extremely boring, the menus suck...

They tried to do something way too big for this game, with an insane budget and creating 4 okay campaigns instead of focusing on a great one. What would be like if this game was focused in a single campaign where in each chapter you play as a different character, like in RE Revelations 1?

Hey J, are you ready for Resident Evil: Umbrella Corps?

You know its wild, I've actually completed all the campaigns several times on Ps4, and for the life of me I do not remember Helena, this whole time I've remembered Leon's campaign as a solo one.

Fighting the T-Rex form of one of the main villains was my breaking point. I remember next to nothing after that battle, including the fact that the villain turned into a giant fly afterwards for another battle. A different UKposts video reminded me of that recently.

I know everyone hates on the game, but to me it is by far the best game in the series. It was one of the last games me and my late uncle played before he passed. It was my gate way into resident evil, and I will always be grateful for this game, I miss you always Uncle JR!!!

I've never seen anyone with camera trouble unfortunate it happened with you. Now I do agree the repeated sections can suck however I do think that sherry campaign suffers if u do Chris first a lot of people orginally did his last. Ada campaign was a unlockable in the orginal game which makes it feel longer in prior releases it feels less like a bonus campaign to oh more stuff to do now

Something I desire if they were to remake it someday. Get rid of the 4 Campaigns and just give 3 good long ones. Merge the Leon and Ada Campaign and bring them together again as they were in Re2make. Make the Chris Campaign less into a purely action based shooter and focus more on defeating BOWs Creatively. Wasn't a fan of a certain section where you needed to kill multiple giant monsters in an open area outside. Make the Jake and Sherry Campaign into what bridges both the other campaigns together. Gives us some Leon - Sherry & Chris - Jake action in some way. leading to the Leon - Chris stand off, Final bosses & game ending. Oh and get rid of the QTEs. They're not needed.

Honestly I think that if they wanted to remake 6 I feel they need more to double down on the implications that each character is supposed to feel different. Make Leon feel and behave more like RE2r. Have puzzles and make it atmospheric. Make Chris more like his RE8 style. More action based. Heavy focus on gunplay. Make Jake BE the Wesker game that some of us wanted. Make him have the speed and strength with less focus on gunplay. Make sherry have a minor healing factor (Something within reason) to make it feel like the characters have super human abilities in gameplay. Then make the not Nemesis BE so much more intimidating to compensate for that. Make Ada's story be more about her stealth espionage gameplay... They already gave us a few bits. Why not make those the focus. They could still do the crossover stuff and have those be a middle ground between the 2 styles of game. This is what I feel like I was promised with RE6 stating 4 different campaigns.

I only liked Chris's campaign and Jake’s surprisingly since those were honest while not trying to falsely advertise unlike a certain campaign and the mercenaries mode is probably the only best thing about the game. As for Leon's campaign which at the time period this released I was the most excited for only to end up being the most disappointing one of them all and the most annoying to deal with in new game plus playthroughs. Seriously some sections feel like they were meant for different campaigns or characters. After replaying the game I can honestly say I really dislike Leon's campaign the most am is the furthest thing from survival horror.

What is it with bad games that ends at #6? Mega Man X6. Sonic 06. Resident Evil 6.

I played the whole thing in co-op a few years ago and I felt the same way as you described, maybe it's more bareable with a friend but it ends up so boring anyway and I can't remember much of it

I managed the Leon campaign solo and got really burnt half way through Chris out about a year ago. It's just too much. What really sucks is that I think there was real potential here, but the fumbled it.

The most confusing thing for me is the fact that there's actually a decently sized community that LOVES RE6. I played a bit of this game and it's absolutely insane and if it were called anything but Resident Evil I'd probably like it too but it's the fact that this is supposed to be a Resident Evil game that ruins everything. RE6 technically isn't a bad game in and of itself it's just a good game in the wrong franchise. Imagine if the next Devil May Cry was made in the form of The Witcher 3, a large open world RPG with tons of armor, weapons, sub weapons, and abilities to learn and upgrade as you level up, traverse the open world and either explore dungeons and fight optional bosses that will have surprise rewards for you, side quests with multiple ways to go about them and several endings for each one and progressing the main quest which is several hours long, can also be done in several different ways with lot's of endings too. That sounds like a great game doesn't it? But the problem is that this isn't what Devil May Cry fans are here for, it doesn't matter how good this new game is it's not a Devil May Cry game and that's what people bought the game for. That's a line that RE4 walks to varying degrees of success though I do think that the remake ultimately did a better job at maintaining the horror while balancing the action along with it.

Where can I I watch your Superman animated series breakdown

18:12 I don’t know if that was on purpose, but that transition was BEYOND smooth

Is there any chance that you going to review Revelations 1 and 2?

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I replayed RE6 a few months ago as Helena (because I played as Leon, Chris & Sherry when the game 1st came out), I hated it. The story, the characters, the controls, everything. All of it was horrible made even worse by the fact during the QTEs that Leon does, as Helena, you just sit there & wait or you carry your sister as AI Leon shoots the enemies. & the aiming retical moving on it's pissed me off beyond belief. The bosses were also massive bullet sponges that I dread thinking how they must have been on hard.

Wow you and the GMAN UKpostsr did a RE 6 video on the same day hours from each other!! Love both videos by the way 😊

I honestly think that the core of this game is really good, with some of the deepest third person shooting mechanics out there. The problem is that the campaigns not only do not play to this strength, they also fail to really teach the players how to best take advantage of them. It’s so focused on trying to cram everything it can that it overshadows what would otherwise be a really good shooter.

You can go to the options menu (doesn't work in-gameplay) and increase the FOV.

Is this a collab with gggmanlives or just a coincidence that you both did RE6 videos at Exactly the same time.

Bullet sponge bosses, explosions, "magic", boring love story, gimmicky gameplay, uninspired levels, cliché hollywood music, first person shooter feel. Yep resident evil 6 has it all.

“Bad RE, good action game” isn’t even true. Mercenaries highlights what’s so good about this game, and also why the campaign is so bad: the movement. The game NEVER even ATTEMPTS to reach you anything about advanced movement. In 3 playthroughs of this game I didn’t know you could counter/parry attacks, didn’t know you could quick turn exactly like every other game either, I didnt know you could sprint+R2 for a reliable way to knock down enemies. The movement is great in RE6 and Mercenaries is absolutely fantastic in this game. Being able to summon gigantic towering boss enemies like that in just a casual game mode is really cool. Playing a lot of mercenaries and learning the movement does make the campaign more fun, but it can’t save it. Rolling, diving, sliding around is fun, I love rolling on the ground next to an enemy’s legs and just swinging at his legs with a knife, or doing John Wick stuff with Leon And of course all Jake’s Naruto moves are really fun to use instead of his weapons. But the game game has awful inventory systems and braindead “gameplay” that slow it wayyy down and fight against the game’s own strengths constantly, making it not a good action game. Vanquish is something closer to the type of action game RE6 wanted to be. Co-op can’t even save the campaign of this game, because there’s zero co-op mechanics. RE5 applied survival horror gameplay (ammo sharing, inventory management) TO the co-op. You could have assigned roles for weapon types if you wanted, I usually was short range/shotgun while my friend was sniper/machine gun. RE6 has NONE of that. RE6 is only better in co-op because you have someone else to laugh until you turn red making fun of how ridiculous the game is. I will say tho, you said enemy variety is lacking which just isn’t true. There are so many different wacky enemy types in RE6 it’s insane, TOO many in fact to the point where they all blend together and you barely even learn about them before the game is over. Another reason mercenaries is so good and helps you learn the game.

I got re4 from my cousin. It took me almost 1 year to finish re4 og. I truly loved that game and i finished it fully too, gaining also sort of weapons. I really really loved that game. I wasn't familiar with yt at that time or thought that gameplays can be found. But one day i found re4 characters in a video. I was excited and tapped on that video,that was re6. From then i went to the nearby shop and found re6 coincidentally at 2018. I really loved playing it. I again loved playing it after seeing radical dreamer playing it. The only turnoff for me that it felt short. I hope it was much bigger. But still, as a player who doesn't buy & play 50 games in a year, this game felt very rare. I understood life in a way🙂👍

@J's Review did you workout yet?

Man I can't wait for J to try Umbrella Corps (if that even happens) 😂

Maybe things will be different this time once i get to this game since now im actually a fan of the series (playing through the whole series now) and not just playing a co-op game with my (ex)girlfriend but i liked RE6 when i played it

Say whatever you want about RE6, but it's extremely fun in it's own right and that the story fits in the universe, better than off RE7 & RE8. RE7 and RE8 felt like completely different games that doesn't fit in with the main universe of Resident Evil. Ethan is not even interesting as a character, Rose is just another Jake Muller but not interesting like her father, and Chris doesn't really do much in both RE7 & RE8. The villains in RE7 & 8 are alright, but are nowhere near in depth compared to other villains like Simmons, Wesker, Excella, Salazar, Saddler, William Birkin, and Oswalt E. Spencer etc. I wanted to see more about Jake, Helena, Sheva and Sherry's stories unfold, but instead we are stuck with characters like Ethan Winters, Rose and Mia who all don't needed to exists in the first place.

I spent several years trying to complete all 4 campaigns. My first time on launch I got through Leon’s basically blindfolded. But was burnt out. Like 6 months later did Chris, I really struggled as I basically had 2 saves right in the last level with no ammo/healing. Basically save scummed to win. Sherry/Jake’s felt so long and just felt like it was made to be as annoying as possible. Which is a shame since I was excited to see Sherry again. Then Ada’s is the one I booted up like 6 times over the years and play like 20 minutes before the dread comes back. The only cool part of the whole thing was the C-Virus mutations. The imagery of the villain morphing into a flesh t-Rex and cheetah or the gun arm live rent free in my head.

I think RE6 is a decent game. It's extremely fun with coop and roleplaying with each other. Not only that, but some things that happen in the gameplay is extremely funny; Like seeing your friend get run over by the ambulance because they didnt see it, having an interesting conversation during some moments between Jake and Sherry, getting the big Ustanak guy to catch your partner while you hide in the trash bins, suddenly seeing them fall off their bike in the snow, blatantly crashing into an approaching train, running up stairs only for your screen to suddenly show Chris falling off a bridge because they couldnt dodge all the barrels LOL RE6 is fun. Real fun.

Lol when you said Jake's campaign is where the game finally broke you, I related to that so hard. This is also where I - for the first time ever - quit an RE game before finishing it.

it feels tbh like a mix between sticker star and 06/shadow in that regard with how: leon's story instead of helena should've had him with claire & sherry(that would've made sense with how many times she runs into leon/how close she was with the 2.)with ada helping throughout instead of making you really question what he sees in her with her almost close to villain moves even past the clone angle,needlessly long final boss with the most ridiculous transformations even for this series,cheap shots with hazards/backwards inventory and feeling weightless in the guns feel. chris being where the action becomes just as soulless as a shooter/like piers dynamic with him but felt weak he gets broken up when stood firm thinking jill was dead for years(who alongside sheva should've been in it/later games.). jake felt fanfictiony/like dmc donte in areas with how angsty he gets when 5 had areas it could've made continuations of. really showing they didn't know what to do after prematurely killing wesker with the villain being a rip off downgrade of nemesis and a ada simp. it feels like 06 in that it was the lowest point(alongside the spinoff's/movies) but did give capcom a wake up call to go back to the horror handling the goofy cheese better.(that shouldn't get a remake just improve from it's mistakes.)

This game is actually fun if you use all mechanics it has to offer, quick fire was fun to use my favorite was Helena's Hydra quick fire, it was awesome to pull off. Also the the fact you can pull off in gameplay the Billy Coen jump dodge and shoot from RE0 is awesome.

I have good memories with this game. I did usually play with a buddy which makes it better. Also, about the repeat scenarios with the different campaigns: the game had an online feature where you could “run into” other players if you started those chapters around the same time (you had the option to wait longer for other players before starting a possible 4-player co-op scene. So example is if you and your couch co-op buddy were playing as Leon and Helena and you reached Diet Nemesis, there was a chance you’d play with two other players couch-cop-ing as Sherry and Jake during their campaign. Cool idea but hardly happened.

From my understanding, this game is a lot more fun with co-op because at the very least the AI isn’t dragging you down and you have someone to laugh about the rediculousness of it all. I’ve seen this first hand with SuperButterBuns and Forever KT’s play through where they were still managing to have a good time because at least they could make fun of the stupid parts together.

dude as a very lucid fan say ''why people think a semi-supernatural outlast like horror game with just 5 kind of monsters the entire game and 4 of they are persecutors very similar between they mecanically and with gross violent and gratutious images is resident evil returning to it's roots?'' and he is right, resident evil 7 definally don't bring the franchize back to it's ''roots'' it change it once again

10:00 I think the AI being slow is worth it for these amazing lines

My dad & I beat all the RE games together passing the stick back & forth. I remember really enjoying being able to play co-op & I remember a monster pulling me into a wood-chipper or something like that near the end. At thats everything I remember about RE6

I played through the entire game with my brother, so it remains one of my favorite RE experiences. We could pass each other ammo and health and there was friendly fire, which I always love. I think it should have been marketed as a co-op experience instead. I probably wouldn't play it solo except for Mercenaries mode. The game itself wasn't like RE2R scary, but it had that same overwhelming feeling that RE4R gives. I loved the action setpieces, honestly. And I felt like there was decent enemy variety because of the special enemies. And the characters crossing paths almost always had each team doing those parts in different ways or other parts of the same areas. They all felt distinct. Leon's campaign is the slower one, Chris's is the military shooter one, Sherry's mixed both and had Ustanak. 16:40 looks like they succeeded actually. The controls may be the same across the teams, but the presentation and tone still works. I liked the whole thing. But then I did play back in 2012 when I was 19. The big action setpieces were done really well to me. *Especially* the Simmons climax. I mean, fighting a guy who turns into a lion, a T-Rex, and a giant insect? Pure awesomeness. I'm sorry you didn't like it. After watching the whole thing, I still can't quite grasp how it was boring to you. Like... How does it blur together? The chainsaw BoW on the boat is nothing like the invisible snake or the Carla face, and Ustanak felt like an unstoppable force. The new regenerators were always tense too. Maybe the difference is that I played in co-op so the situations would feel more dynamic and engaging.

I remember buying this game before launch. I was so frustrated with how bad the game was, that I pressed the eject button on my X-Box. And there the game into the fire!! I haven't gone back to it since. Crazy, I know!

Something that's pretty fun to do is play Jake's story with melee only. Sherry is less fun but co op melee only is pretty interesting.

I need to know, WHERE DID THAT SONIC FRONTIERS FOOTAGE COME FROM? (Also, certified Sonic Frontiers moment)

I have to honestly say that I actually like Resident Evil 6. For me it has the best movement and fight system. Of course, the horror factor is only slightly there, but you can ignore that. I have to say the story about Helena and Simmons was okay, but the story about Jake Muller and Sherry Birkin was really good or the story from ada and carla was the name holy shit that was good.In general, Re 6 has a good story, but it wasn't implemented that well, but overall it's the only one story that didn't fit in my opinion was the chris campaign that was really just hell but otherwise I would say re 6 is a solid re game and for 2012 the game looks 👌 😊

That damn noise it plays when it says you are dead gives me nightmares!

The only RE game I've played is Revelations on 3DS. I loved it back then, I'm curious about your take on it. Can't wait to see it! 👍

1:21 thank you so much for not doing that I just watched a tmnt video where this dude randomly went on an anti-mutant mayhem rant and it really annoyed me

Comment before watching it: I don't mind that they made RE more into an action series because story-wise, escalating the conflict from "Top secret virus in a mansion" to "It's now out there and used as a bio weapon" made perfect sense. But the problem is that RE6 is not even a _good_ action game, and the weird split into different characters just hurt the narrative flow as well. RE5 was legitimately great (and seems to finally get the praise it deserves), RE6 was legitimately terrible even as a standalone action game. But at least the Oral Giraffe of a logo was funny.

Say...Besides doing other DCAU things, could you make a video in honor of Kevin Conroy since you did the main DCAU cartoons and movies? I think it'll be wonderful. :D Biggest fan growing up with his work too. Maybe I can send videos for you to be in the episode in the future. Please let me know.

Biggest tip I would give to a new re6 player, esp when you play Leon campaign part 1 . Melee and use the button to do a maneuver on them. Just save on loot. You get a decent amount of loot and can survive. You get a lot of herbs for the first good half. More so just use melee and use a end kill move.

The jacket looks great on you my boy

Went into re6 with zero expectations with a friend it was chaotic and really dumb fun but not replaying it

24:42 it's literally the whole "I won, but at what cost" meme. On the bright side, at least Insomiac still made millions and even to this very day with Marvel's Spider-Man 2, and that every company's main goal is to make money on sales. I understand that it's really hard to combine both creativity and business together, but business is mostly how it is when it comes to every company.

Just a bonus commentary on the Re5 Sheva attack mode: While this mode is a pain depending which weapons you give to Sheva, because she going head on fights, there is a nice strategy to make: if you gave her the sniper and bullets you going to have the best headshot partner in the west hahaahhahaha It's just a trivia but you can make differents loadouts to avoid Sheva been in trouble (and swap from attack to cover on the fly create more dynamic during the gameplay)

Funny thing, my neighbor who has never played an Re game aside from Re4 remake mercenaries, wanted to play a co-op shooter so we began Re6 and since he knows nothing about Re, at the end of each mission he says “dude this game is freakin amazing!”.

great video man good job

I know re6 is bad, but me and some family members love to play through it. Even though its a mess its a really fun one, at least sometimes

good things about RE6: movement is glorious with all flips jumps and rolls - i wish more third person shooters used that as a base of their movement because those characters truly feel like special ops operators models look gorgeous (obligatory ada in leather pants comment) - why and how this much graphic potential got wasted so miserably bad things about RE6: oh boy literally everything from claire not being present through jake being a weak attempt at denying wesker's death to god awful QTE overload i finished jake's campaign and was disappointed by literally every second of it i almost finished chris' campaign and while they did they making a call of duty out of it final boss was either glitched or QTE were fucked but i hit a ragequit and never gae it another chance leon's campaign feels most like RE games from "third person action movie" era but at this point i was done with any actual attempt at finishing it and i quit at first QTE fail and i started obligatory ada campaign but it quite literally felt like a last minute dlc mercenaries was fun... to watch because i swear to god this mode is not for me this game reminds you that you could be playing RE4 or RE5 i don't understand the fake cult following claiming this is the best one in the series and i don't want to

Thanks a lot for the review man! Been here since the Megaman X video series. And when I saw you never played an RE I knew you would get hooked instantly! Looking forward for the RE7 and 8 reviews, hopefully you played the dlcs of those too as I thought they were very interesting. Specially the RE7 dlcs😁

Thanks for providing so much hours of content. Your videos are entertaining and fun. Keep up the good work.

You can change the camera in the settings to be a lot more zoomed out. Just turn everything up to 15 and you’re good.

I wouldn't mind it, if they let you upgrade the guns. I have rank 3 in the gun damage. But hardly notice a difference. Same with the damage bonuses against zombies, & j'avo. I tested it, & they seemed to die in the same amount of rounds.

7:22 cute ending screen :')

At the time all my friends were shitting all over RE:5 as the worst in the series. RE:6 dropped and suddenly it was like RE:5 cured cancer, killed Bin Laden and balanced the budget.

22:22 DUUUUUUDE NOW I CAN'T UNSEE IT 😭😭😭

I really hope we get a new revelations game.The coop in RE:revelations 2 was so much fun

I tried i really did i played with a friend and on god we were in so much pain the only thing we liked was the leon campaign the rests were so annoying

I can't help but notice that the gameplay footage attached to negative reviews of RE6 always looks like someone's trying to play the game with their feet

Me n my friend just redid the game after the terrible (and achievementless) no hope run. It was a great time...shooting each other with infinite magnums and just screaming at each other, game is a whole trial of messes

I gave this game so many chances, I eventually had to come to the conclusion that this game is just bad. To its credit, it alters between straight up bad and funny bad, which makes coop enjoyable in short bursts. It's an exhausting game to play and it's irritating to play. The control on keyboard and mouse is a mess. The amount of my character falling to the ground to something offscreen and taking their sweet time to get up eventually grinds out my patience with the game.

I actually really enjoyed this game xD Yeah its got stupid in it, but in my opinion the character controls so much better, I never got used to RE4 and 5s clunkiness, I didn't really care too much about it not being a survival horror game cause at the time I didn't play too many action games, I really liked the atmosphere of this game in a weird way. Puzzles are a bit tedious at times... Most of the time..BUT Personally I had a fun time playing so I recommend with a friend online. Its not what Resident Evil should be, but its dumb fun

Well I thought there was over enough health in the game , lots of herbs to mix in second menu , finished all campaigns on all difficulties and thought it is a awesome action horror , I get the backlash on the game cause many were expected a survival horror but at that time capcom was focus on action so they blew up the action from Res 5 , I think it's a good action horror game but for survival horror itself, no