By all accounts we'll be faced with the same turn-before-running analogue control (the C-stick driven 180-degree turn the only respite from the pain of reorientation) and the same firing mechanics (right trigger to aim, A to pull the trigger), but on the other hand with so many changes elsewhere it might be nice to welcome a familiar element when we finally land in the shoes of Leon S. They've blown the bloody doors off!įor a start, the bloody door animations are gone, and good riddance to the bastard things, and beyond that there's only one real disappointment - that Capcom hasn't opted to revamp the control scheme. And rip off my arms and munch on an elbow if it isn't an enticing prospect. As forum dwelling types will already know, American magazine Game Informer is set to profile Resident Evil 4 extensively this month, blowing the head off the protective zombie of press embargoes and giving us an insight into one of the most eagerly awaited GameCube games of, well, for us lot, of 2005.
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