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This game is good, very good in fact and much better in terms of gameplay than it's predecessor, Arkham City. Where it falls short, however is the story. Although some people might think that scarecrow was a particularly good choice for the villain, to me he seemed less impressive than the villains you fight in the side missions. The story to me just felt too predictable, everything happens as you expect it to, for me there were no surprises. But that doesn't interfere with the superb gameplay which is, quite frankly so perfect that you have to admire the developers skill. In terms of the batmobile entering the fray. It's functionable, easy to use once you get used to it. As an addition however, considering the gameplay I don't think it was necessary, the game holds up, even without the batmobile. This game absolutely nails how it feels to be Batman. Playing it and enjoying the ride makes me want to go back to the previous games. Very good.

This game is exactly what the fans of Resident Evil 4 have been waiting for. The game shows effectively how you can merge 3 different games (Resident Evil 4's controls, Silent Hill's atmosphere and Dead Space's gore) and still make a game that is unique and a blast to play. The visuals and sound merge very well with amazing work from the voice actors. For Shinji Mikami's return to survival horror, the game delivers expectation and more.

People told me this game was bad. I didn't listen. I bought this game for £2 and so far all I can say is that I would have much rather bought a useless costume pack for LBP than this game having now played it. The controls are bad, the game play is bad, the story is bad, virtually everything about this game is bad.

In my opinion, this is definitely the best looking Call of Duty game I have ever seen, the game was fun, gritty and perfectly represented the anarchy of war, particularly on veteran difficulty which made me feel like I was actually there.

Although I viewed this as a step back from the excellent atmosphere of Resident Evil 4, the game is really good and I enjoyed every moment I had with it.

It's amazing how this game managed to make me lose 200+ hours to it over all the amazing experiences I went through while playing it. I'm not really surprised. The game is beautiful, vibrant and in its own way, made me feel as if I was actually accomplishing something rather than just getting to the next objective. Skyrim was good, but it never gave me the same joy as when I was playing this game.

This game literally has one of the most amazing concepts I have seen in a game. The controls are fluid and responsive, the suit looks and is, amazing. The slow-mo moments are perfect and the game deserves to be given more credit where it's due, the game literally does everything right in terms of game-play, in the story however, that's it's weakest point, but the story essentially doesn't matter when the game-play literally drowns it out.

When I first bought this game it was mainly to play with my friends, but in the end I ended up playing hours and hours just by myself because it was so much fun, the game literally gushes with amazing content whether it's the wide array of weapons on display or the brilliant humour portrayed by amazing voice actors. Also the first ever game I bothered to platinum.

In a word, shocking, I expected this game to be exactly like the other quake games, albeit a multi-player one, so I was really surprised to find that the game not only has a really bland colour palate but also has some of the worst controls I have ever used, I barely played even half an hours worth of this before I gave it away to my friend. Who then went on to sell it for 50p.

The only gripe I have with this particular game is that the water powers are only a short part of the game, most of it is spent shooting and swimming, but apart from that the game was an alright play and the story was decent enough to keep me entertained

Honestly, I had no problems with this game whatsoever, the boomerangs were unlike anything I had ever experienced in a game, the accents could be done up a bit, but apart from that, I loved it way better than any crash bandicoot games.

This game has virtually nothing wrong with it. From the moment I started playing it hooked on to me and never let go, the game in my opinion is a perfect blend of action and horror which has never been successfully replicated since. In my mind, it's a masterpiece.

Despite my apologetic approach to all Resident Evil games, this games was just very disappointing, the controls were very stiff and the game had more glitches than I could count, the story is also very, very short. Despite that, the game still has a nostalgic factor in it's favour and essentially, stops the game from being absolutely terrible.

If you are a fan of Resident Evil I would definitely say give this a try, it's a good game, it's just nothing at all like the originals. In my opinion the games lost their "evilness" after RE 4, But still a great game, the controls are solid and the story is acceptable.