[Mikey]

I'm pretty glad that I didn't play any of the Resident Evil games that came before this one. This game is the perfect entry point to the series for anyone else who missed the boat like I did.

Incendiary grenades probably put too big of a smile on my face for it to be completely healthy. For some reason, I always felt safer when I had them in my inventory. They filled me with a weird bravado.

The shady arms dealer should have his own game.

[Mikey]

He should be a playable character in Marvel Vs Capcom III

[Mikey]

[Mikey]

RE5's protagonist should be able to grab two zombies by the head and bash them together. That's pretty much the only way you could wind up with someone more bad ass than Leon.

[Mikey]

[Mikey]

The only thing that bothered me in the castle was the suits of armor that had plagas in them - the first time I saw one move I sort of went "Oh come now, that really is rather much"... and adjusted my monicle.

[Mikey]

I hear ya - I basically squint from the beginning of May until the end of September.

I have heavy wooden blinds on my windows that I usually keep shuttered unless I need extra light to work by.

[Mikey]

Anybody here seen Children of Men? There's a few parts that are RE4 as fuck and they made me giggle at times I should not have.

[Mikey]

Spoilers:

There's a part involving a flaming car being rolled down a hill into a barricade (so as to block off a road that our protagonists are driving down) that also involved a screaming mob of people waving improvised weaponry that sort of made me go LOL GANADOS. Also the end of the movie involves an immigrant internment camp that becomes sort of a warzone - which brought to mind the final island in RE4 and maybe also the village, too.

I'm sure there's other stuff I could think of if I really stretched it, but those two are good enough. If you see the movie you might agree, although it may be because of all the RE4 discussion I've been reading lately that it occured to me at all.