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We reviewed Resident Evil 6. We showed you what we think is the coolest mode in the game. We compared its use of an in-game playground to Gears of War 3's. We showed you how to microwave a monster's hand. We offered some actually useful tips. More »
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By most accounts, Resident Evil 6 isn't very good. But if you are playing it—and if you plan to buy it digitally on the PS3's PlayStation Network—don't download the day-one patch. More »
The Day 1 Digital version of Resident Evil 6 available through the PlayStation Network has a bug that makes it unplayable. A day-one patch of the digitally distributed copy stops the game from loading, but there is a temporary workaround.
"The temporary fix to ensure people can enjoy RE6 today as intended is to ask those people to un-install the game (only if they originally saw an error message) and re-install the game," publisher Capcom informed IGN. "This time they won't be prompted to download the patch and the game will load."
This issue only potentially affects those who purchased the game through PSN. Capcom is currently working on a fix. Disc-based copies of Resident Evil 6 already have 99 problems, but this but ain't one of them.
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Some people may have noticed that Resident Evil 6 is a bit more like a modern Gears of War game than it's like a classic Resident Evil game. Is that because you can now run and shoot at the same time? Is it because you're now in explosive adventures in a game that feels more like a war-time battle and less like a crawl through a haunted mansion? More »
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Are you going to play Resident Evil 6? Get your button mashing fingers ready, prepare yourself to twirl some analog sticks, and tape the following advice to your fridge. It may (hopefully!) help you get the most out of Resident Evil 6. More »
