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Resident Evil Revelations 2 - Xbox 360 Game
Original price was: $51.84.$19.97Current price is: $19.97.
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Description
Resident Evil Revelations Xbox 360 Game
Product Details
UPC:
013388330720
Condition:
Used
Platform:
Microsoft Xbox 360
ESRB:
Mature
SKU:
X360_RESIDENT_EVIL_REVELATIONS
———This game is fully cleaned, tested & working. Includes the Disc/Cartridge Only. May have some minor scratches/scuffs.This description was last updated on October 28th, 2020.
| Weight | 8 lbs |
|---|---|
| Product Type | |
| Platform | Xbox 360 |
| ESRB Rating | Teen |
| Genre | Action & Adventure, Shooter |
| Players | 1-2 |
| Condition | Used |
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Resident Evil: Revelations attempts to return to the more survival horror roots of the series and does so pretty well. The story is decent and at times cheesy much like the rest of the series. The setting is what makes this game unique and does allow for some tense gameplay. However, the game is at times just an action-oriented TPS and those parts of the game don’t blend well with the rest of the game. When you are playing as Jill and alone, this game shines and although the gunplay and reticle are not on par with previous titles, the isolation and fear do set in. Overall this is a decent game and was a port from the 3DS so considering this, it is a worthy installment and seems to understand fans’ concerns about the loss of the survival horror gameplay and for the most part delivers that. The same complaints I had before are still present as well though, like the over reliance on quick time events and an unreliable dodge mechanic. A good time, but not a very long game either. 4/5
Great condition, great price
it was very nice the game was in good condition but how ever i was expecting the game case with it as wellnow i really have no where to hold the game other then my xbox-john silvera
Very good. Was happy to play this after disappointment that was Resident Evil 6. This is much more "Resident Evil 4" style of play, if not the dark wonderful atmosphere of 4. Worth multiple playthrough s.
One of my fave
Great game, lacks of the graphical beauty of RE 5 & 6, but understandable for a game adapted from portable platforms. However, it’s a title that deserves a high ranking due to it’s great playability and atmosphere that resembles the original Resident Evil 3 or less Survival Horror games, but keeping the evolved control mechanics of the modern Resident Evil 4 or more Action Games. A real masterpiece that must be among the catalogue of every RE fan.
This game is so nice. I played it with the lights off and the sounds are scary alone. The enemies are numerous and lethal and when you run low on ammo, it actually means something. The story is intricate and full of twists and turns. This is what Resident Evil should be.
Good game!
When I played Resident Evil Revelations on the 3DS last year, I was surprised how good it was. For money reasons, I had to sell my 3DS and part ways with Resident Evil Revelations. So here I am jumping up and down for joy with the long awaited console port. How does it compare with the original game? Perfect… with enhancements added. How is it compare to the classic Resident Evil games? Well, its my third favorite in the entire franchise (Resident Evil 2 then Resident Evil Gamecube remake come before). Here is why: The biggest thing is that it’s atmosphere fires on all cylinders when the time is right. The enemies are challenging and creepy, the way they move is unsettling. A couple of the best bosses in Resident Evil history can be found here; and they are absolutely terrifying (I think there is a little bit of Fatal Frame inspiration on one of them). But, is it a perfect Resident Evil-survival horror game? Sadly no. When your playing the side missions, it breaks up the tension. But, at least it outshines Resident Evil 5 and 6 in the action and enjoyment department. So, I will break it down for you…Pros:-Metroidvania style cruise ship (Capcom hasn’t designed a layout like this since Resident Evil 2)-The mobility is perfect (Resident Evil 4 and 5 with the needed hold your aim and move)-The long awaited atmosphere returns with the Spencer Mansion like tight corridors on a cruise ship-How you upgrade your weapons is addicting-Disturbing enemies and fantastic bosses-Item bo.
There’s some missables, but thanks to an endless and enjoyable replay, this is moot. There’s a lot of backtracking to make the game seem artificially long, but considering this is a DS port, they did an awesome job on the gameplay, especially the inventory sustem, making it a great title to replay even if you played the DS version, or to discover for the first time if you haven’t. The item find system was helpful, but it also slowed the pace somewhat. The game would have been a little faster if items were already visible on the ground rather than having to scan everywhere for them- the only reason this is a 4-star and not a 5-star game. Looking forward to RE:R2 ^^
Lenny Francis –
It arrived pretty quick, which is always a good thing! I ordered this game for my wife & she really likes it!
tanyabonya1 –
When I played Resident Evil Revelations on the 3DS last year, I was surprised how good it was. For money reasons, I had to sell my 3DS and part ways with Resident Evil Revelations. So here I am jumping up and down for joy with the long awaited console port. How does it compare with the original game? Perfect… with enhancements added. How is it compare to the classic Resident Evil games? Well, its my third favorite in the entire franchise (Resident Evil 2 then Resident Evil Gamecube remake come before). Here is why: The biggest thing is that it’s atmosphere fires on all cylinders when the time is right. The enemies are challenging and creepy, the way they move is unsettling. A couple of the best bosses in Resident Evil history can be found here; and they are absolutely terrifying (I think there is a little bit of Fatal Frame inspiration on one of them). But, is it a perfect Resident Evil-survival horror game? Sadly no. When your playing the side missions, it breaks up the tension. But, at least it outshines Resident Evil 5 and 6 in the action and enjoyment department. So, I will break it down for you…Pros:-Metroidvania style cruise ship (Capcom hasn’t designed a layout like this since Resident Evil 2)-The mobility is perfect (Resident Evil 4 and 5 with the needed hold your aim and move)-The long awaited atmosphere returns with the Spencer Mansion like tight corridors on a cruise ship-How you upgrade your weapons is addicting-Disturbing enemies and fantastic bosses-Item bo.
Donald Cassell –
if so then you’ll love this game. Some bit of a Metroidvania feel as well and a small step back to survival horror.
DangerousHabits –
There’s some missables, but thanks to an endless and enjoyable replay, this is moot. There’s a lot of backtracking to make the game seem artificially long, but considering this is a DS port, they did an awesome job on the gameplay, especially the inventory sustem, making it a great title to replay even if you played the DS version, or to discover for the first time if you haven’t. The item find system was helpful, but it also slowed the pace somewhat. The game would have been a little faster if items were already visible on the ground rather than having to scan everywhere for them- the only reason this is a 4-star and not a 5-star game. Looking forward to RE:R2 ^^
Miguel Garcia –
Very entertainment and scary
jbird –
me and my girls have been playing the resident evil games and watching the movies since the 1st one so its nice when i heard they had went back to the old still of resident evil….if your a RE fan you have to get this game!
Fahed Alali –
Thanks A lot
Janus Varela –
Originally debuting for the Nintendo 3DS in early 2012, Resident Evil: Revelations makes its long awaited appearance in full HD for the consoles.———-Story: The events of Resident Evil: Revelations are actually set in 2005, between the events of Resident Evil 4 in autumn 2004, and the main events of Resident Evil 5 in March 2009 (and also before RE5’s DLC episode “Lost in Nightmares”, which took place in 2006). It is around the time when former S.T.A.R.S. members Chris Redfield and Jill Valentine first helped co-found the Bioterrorism Security Assessment Alliance (B.S.A.A.) to curb the appearance of bioweaponry in illegal markets.From Resident Evil 5 and Resident Evil 6, you might know the BSAA as that elite, quick-response military group that is sent in to neutralize bioterror outbreaks all over the world. But here in Revelations, the BSAA are still a younger organization with only a few select members under private advisory status. The game chronicles the early organization’s investigation that spans various areas of the Mediterranean basin to uncover the truth behind the destruction of a floating city, and to track down a mysterious new terrorist group called “Veltro”, who once planned to contaminate 1/5th of the world’s waters using their newly created T-Abyss Virus.Revelations’ story is divided into mostly sequential episodes, making you feel like you’re watching a television series, which is an interesting new take for an RE narrative. (It reminded me, by the way,.
fabian loza –
Great game it kind of feels they were trying to go back to its roots in this one but not really but overall great game. A+ shop
Jorge Mauricio Barona Diaz –
Good product.