For fans of the popular series, this collector's edition does not lose, and will include a series of never before seen memorabilia exist nowhere else. All designed around RE5 Kijuju parameters and complete history of the game, the box includes a shoulder bag Tricell statuette Chris Redfield, and patch BSAA Kijuju inspired pendant. To assemble the collection is a special case of the art custom steel indicating the elements of the signature campaign RE5 - Writings Kijuju, number five and two-player cooperative endangered. Inside the steel box is where the action is real-September 2 with a disk, including the game and the extra disc with special features. The Making of Resident Evil 5 film, premiered at the Tokyo Game Show, the bonus disc will be released for the first time. A digital art gallery that shows incredible HD graphics in the game and beautiful art style and a trailer for Resident Evil Degeneration will be full of special features a bonus disc is a must-have for all fans of Resident Evil .
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Experience the thrill and terror all over again with Resident Evil 5 Collector's Edition for PS3. Featuring Chris Redfield of the original Resident Evil and Sheva Alomar, a West African agent of the Bioterrorism Security Assessment Alliance (BSAA), this sci-fi survival game is staged in a remote desert colony packed with hordes of fast-moving, quick-thinking enemies that represent a whole new breed of evil.
 Cooperative game play options let you take teamwork to a new level. View larger. |
 Dramatic graphics and lighting effects add a realistic edge to your mission. View larger. |
 Move through vast environments that have a discernable impact on game play. View larger. |
 You'll face faster enemies backed by improved AI. View larger. |
Back from the original title and Resident Evil: Code Veronica, former S.T.A.R.S. special forces team member Redfield is a battle-tested, founding member of the BSAA. With a reputation for superior marksmanship and phenomenal hand-to-hand combat abilities, he's on the ground and up against a new strain of evil.
You'll call his shots from the same over-the-shoulder third person viewpoint that distinguished Resident Evil 4, except this time you'll also have the option of playing as his teammate, the fierce, local Alomar. Whoever you play as, updates to the earlier version's third-person control scheme offer more options and promise intuitive interactions.
Learn to Work Together
The new cooperative game play element focuses on the realities of a dual-agent mission, highlighting the ways in which Redfield and Alomar must work together to survive the unexpected, while still allowing them to split up and work alone. To help you maximize the potential of this setup, two-player online and offline co-op modes ensure that you have options when picking a partner.
Steel yourself Against the Harsh Reality of Kijuju
An advanced version of Capcom's proprietary MT Framework game engine brings groundbreaking graphics and effects to Kijuju, the highly-developed environment where this game's action takes place. New, lifelike lighting schemes highlight the differences between harsh sunlight and extreme darkness, and when you move from one to the other, you'll have to wait for your character's eyes to adjust before you can see clearly, adding to the suspense and challenge of navigating this game's environs.
Face the Next Generation of Evil
You'll face new enemies with faster reflexes and improved AI, designed to be as dangerous alone as they are in groups and to keep even Resident Evil masters on their toes. Thankfully, they're not the only ones who have evolved. This game also offers access to powerful new weapons variations that extend your destructive capabilities.
And the updated, quick-select inventory system allows for real-time inventory management, as well as allowing characters to trade items and allowing you to place an item on the directional pad for instant access. Add all this to a detailed storyline the touches on what the past ten years have meant for Redfield and a Hollywood-caliber soundtrack, and it's clear that the latest installment in this series really does showcase all the elements at the heart of horror gaming.
This special collector's edition of Resident Evil 5 also includes:
Customer Reviews
game good, collectors not
This installment to the series is so far one of the best I've played via co-op online. Single player is ok too, but your computer helper loves wasting precious ammo. I give the game 5 out of 5 Stars but the collectors edition is not worth paying an extra 30 for. The figurine's knife handle was already broken out of the box, the bag is like any cheap bag, and the necklace and patch aren't all that great. The only real reason to get it is for the limited edition steel case. Very nice, other than that nothing. Bonus disc is a disappointment. Other than trailers to the other R.E. movies, pictures of the game scenery and characters, and a making of video aren't worth it. I guess seeing that it was on a Blue Ray disc it makes it worth more but the content isn't all that great. Not to bring down on the making, I know they put a lot of money and effort into it and my hats off to them, the marketing of the collectors edition could have been dealt with better.
Evil for a New Generation
Survival horror has gotten the ultimate face lift in Resident Evil 5...
The only problem is, it's no longer about survival horror.
Being a fan of the series since I first played Resident Evil: Director's Cut back on the PSX days, there was a lot of expectation to live up to in Resident Evil 5. The game itself was executed well -- constant action, great graphics, and high production value (the cinematics are surprisingly well done with a very Hollywood movie feel), but the experience falls short in my book.
Forgettable characters, a forced storyline (not to mention a 60 second ending), terrible single player AI (your partner), and lack of innovation gets this game 3 stars. Also, since when was Resident Evil an action game? Where's the horror? Heads up Capcom, chaos is not horror -- it's just stressful. 5 is basically a clone of it's Game Cube predecessor with co-op and a makeover.
Don't get me wrong, it was fun -- but not in the awe-inspiring way Resident Evil 4 was. As a hardcore gamer, I expect nothing but the best from a big name like Resident Evil, and with the fifth installment I was left saying...
"...Really?"
Collector's edition stole my money!
Here's a short review:
Fantastic game, but a waste of money if you buy the collector's edition. The only thing redeeming is the metal case, but still not worth it.
You cant run and shoot? SO WHAT! :)
Price: $74.39
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