Y-axis should only be inverted if you're flying a plane. This is official.

This.

Forwards on pad = tilt forwards
Backwards on pad = tilt backwards

Anyone who thinks otherwise is a Joey Deacon.

If I'm holding a gun, though, I want to move the sights up by moving the stick up.

Then thank god for configurable controls, at least we can all cope with movement on one stick and look on the other.

this thread also made me play this most excellent game again. The controls also make the shooting gallery minigame much more enjoyable (even if much easier). The whole game is much easier mind.

But something bothers me. For some reason i remember the game being better looking with nicer colours on the gamecube...

Once. I must be really crap at it because I just keep getting eaten by zombies, and I can never find any ammo.

The thing with early RE games is to place your shots, if you don't drop the Zombies with a couple of headshots just run by them when they've fallen to the floor.

The knife is your friend.

Whenever I used the knife they ended up eating my brains.

The thing with early RE games is to place your shots, if you don't drop the Zombies with a couple of headshots just run by them when they've fallen to the floor.

The knife is your friend.

Your Zombies must be severely malnourished by now then.

Also, in RE4, buy capacity upgrades when your gun is empty. This way you get the whole clip load of ammo free. Never use the gun to open crates, etc etc.

i really liked RE4. It's one of those games I'd love to go back to and sit down to do in as few, close-together sittings as possible to enjoy the story. First time through I played it like a bitch, hoarding ammo and constantly abusing save points. And I spread the play out over a couple of months.

Never use the gun to open crates

Put these two things together, adding a pinch of truth and Nintendo are literally dampening their shorts.

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will i re-buy the best game ever for the ...6th time ?

How is that even possible? I own Gamecube (completed twice), Wii (completed once), PS3 (didn't play much) and I thought that was excessive. You also have 360 and PC too, then?

Did you ever make it out of the first village?

No. They needed an idiot.