Big Iceman wrote:

Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City isn't an official game in the franchise. It's a spin-off game which isn't even considered canon to the Resident Evil story line. It was developed only in part by Capcom, it was made by a company called Slant Six Games. Resident Evil 6 is an actual sequel to Resident Evil 5 which came out in 2009. RE6 will be more like RE5, and less like Raccoon City as far as gameplay goes. I do believe it's time for another real Resident Evil game... I really wish they would go back to the real zombies though. I miss them.

Hornet65 wrote:


Plus all the characters will be in RE6. It's a star studded party.

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I mean why ruin your losing streak?
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i agree Raccoon City was fun when you first play it but now its just deja vu all over again and again my friend is a Resident evil fan and he said Raccoon city got boring in less than a week.... how sad for Raccoon city but yes killing zombies back in the old games was the best like left for dead that game was the best zombie game until the second one came out and now their talking about a third thats coming out soon but their trying to put new infected in it to make it more challenging to the survivors

Snowy Stampede wrote:


or maybe cell-phone games will completely replace XBox360 when places other than Germany ban XBox and Window 7 sales.

and seems Google is getting to big for its britches in that article...

Let there be life!
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I gotta say If you were keeping your fingers crossed for something new from Valve at this year's E3, you can uncross them, as studio boss, Gabe Newell has declared that they'll only be showing games that have already been announced. So, you can forget seeing anything about Half Life 3 or anything else Valve-related for that matter.

"We are not announcing anything at E3. Really," reads a reported email exchange between Newell and a ValveTime.net forum member. "We are not announcing Half-Life 3 or Portal 3 or Left 4 Dead 3. We are going to be showing stuff everyone already knows about (CS:Go [Counterstrike: Global Offensive], Dota 2, 10' UI [Steam 'Big Picture Mode'])."

So, while Valve will be in attendance at E3 2012 this June, don't get your hopes up for any new announcements. Unless of course, this is all part of an elaborate ruse to throw everyone off the scent. Maybe Half Life 3 really will be announced! Or more likely, maybe not. As always, stay tuned.

Companies will unveil what they want and keep a lot secret too. Keep your guard right around neutral.

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