Posted Oct 09, 2008 at 01:00PM by Gino D. Listed in: Resident Evil 5, News, Games Tags: Capcom, TGS 2008
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During TGS, Capcom revealed that, apparently, co-op for Resident Evil 5 on the PS3 and Xbox 360 will also be available offline. Yay for social outcasts who don't have online PSN or XBL friends! Ha, who am I kidding... I'm probably one of them.

But anyways, yes, offline co-op is an available option and, yes it's going for a split screen presentation.

As IGN describes it, offline and online co-op will still offer the same gaming experience - presumably, that means same missions, weapons, etc. The only huge exception in offline mode is that 1) your buddy is playing beside you on the sofa/beanbag/carpet/bed(?), and 2) your buddy is dispatching zombies Los Ganados beside you on-screen.



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   by Cactuar Knight - 2008-10-09
 » OMG

This is awesome news!
I swear, this along with all the rest of TGS's PS3/PSP announcements have made my day!

THANK YOU CAPCOM!
I always wanted to play Resident Evil in a Co-op manner.
And since me and my pals hang out at each other's apartments, this seems like the perfect game to play! YES!


   Re: Koolaidsred1 - 2008-10-10
 » ...dgndfn

I disagree... I think this is F****** retarded... Wasn't Resident Evil founded on horror like 10 years ago? So why is it not an action shooter with offline co-op? Co-op online would be fine, but offline co-op takes out any fear(i doubt there would be any regardless) that existed, because your sitting down right next to your friend...

   Re: Gino D. (QJ. NET Staff) - 2008-10-10
 » Sorry, Koolaidsred1, but I'd have to disagree

"Co-op online would be fine, but offline co-op takes out any fear(i doubt there would be any regardless) that existed, because your sitting down right next to your friend... "

Then how can horror movies still manage to be scary and induce fear even if you're sitting down right next to a friend (and a whole bunch of other people) in a movie theater?

I guess it really depends on who's playing and how "in the game" they really put themselves into.


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