AxelSteelBMX

@LittleMofreaky: Troll harder, bro. Anyone who actually had a Game Gear has spoken, and the (not) surprising answer is that it was a handheld system beloved by many for what it was. Are you done yet?

Well, as long as they're completely serious about it.

@CaramelZappa: No way, man, have you forgotten that year in gaming already? No one likes Ashley. She is the stain on the RE4 experience. You're not alone, and you never were. To arms, comrades!

@Flapjackal: Not surprising; they both sucked. ...Well, Gaiden did, at least. Dead Aim was actually really fun, but had a story that was pants-on-backwards idiotic and really, really terrible voice acting.

Actually, I'd love to see another Dead Aim-styled game that addressed both of those issues, and then maybe I wouldn't feel so guilty about having fun, 'cuz make no mistake, Dead Aim is a guilty pleasure.

@VampireBill 6
Being a true fan =/= accepting shitty business practices. Take your wannabe elitism elsewhere, poser.

@AxelSteelBMX
The one exception to the "Capcom + 360 LUVRZ 4EVR" rule that I can think of is the SFXT PS-exclusive characters, which I don't think is right either. Although that one doesn't affect me at all, seeing as how I've no intention of buying SFXT, it's still bullshit and I wish Capcom would pull their fingers from out of their ears every now and then to get a HINT of the anger that their "precious", "important" fans are directing at them these days.

I do appreciate the fact that Nemmy won't be wielding the rocket launcher for MP, which would just be unfair. I also appreciate the fact that he's using the arm-mounted gatling gun as seen in the second RE movie (regardless of the quality of the movie itself) because that's a neat reference.

But I do NOT appreciate all of the money that Capcom's been given lately to give platforms that are not the 360 the shaft. First the two-month exclusivity on the RE6 demo and now this, which either has no multi-platform date announced, or has no multi-platform date PERIOD.

I guess it's a good thing that I'm not buying ORC for its multiplayer modes; I'm buying it for the kickass co-op campaign. But now I'm buying it used. Same with RE6. Because EFF Capcom's business strategies that screw over its consumers and fans.

@RockBandAide Well, I appreciated your (obvious) troll comment for obvious reasons. Have an upvote.

@Dick Socrates
Sorry to burst your bubble, but just because YOU don't want it doesn't mean that no one else does either.

Don't be a (your name).

@GeraltRivia
It certainly doesn't help that they haven't really hyped this game at all in the mainstream.

There's been a ton of promotion on the interwebs, but those have mostly come in the form of the Inserted Evil "ARG" and invites to a handful of ORC events where people could actually play a build of the game (which I've done twice and had a blast playing it), but most people still aren't aware that this is an actual "thing", which will hurt it the most. One of my co-workers didn't know anything about it, even when I explained it to him, and didn't really get excited for it until he saw a commercial for it during an episode of The Walking Dead. Considering the game's coming out next month, that's not a good indicator for public awareness.

I hope it does well, but if it doesn't, I place the blame solely on Capcom's publicity department. Underground hype and word-of-mouth alone can't deliver the kinds of numbers they expect out of Resident Evil games these days.