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Resident Evil 5 Gold Edition Gold Edition PS3 Game

The latest chapter in the Resident Evil story returns with more content than ever in Resident Evil 5: Gold Edition. This super-packed edition includes the critically acclaimed best-selling game, all...

The latest chapter in the Resident Evil story returns with more content than ever in Resident Evil 5: Gold Edition. This super-packed edition includes the critically acclaimed best-selling game, all the extra content that was previously available only as downloadable content, new missions, costumes, and more, offering many additional hours of thrill and...

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The latest chapter in the Resident Evil story returns with more content than ever in Resident Evil 5: Gold Edition. This super-packed edition includes the critically acclaimed best-selling game, all the extra content that was previously available only as downloadable content, new missions, costumes, and more, offering many additional hours of thrill and action in the dark world of Resident Evil.

Gold Edition
  • Lost in Nightmares - Play as Chris Redfield and Jill Valentine and travel back to the terrifying Spencer Mansion from the original Resident Evil, solving traps-filled puzzles and surviving attacks from horrifying creatures.
  • Desperate Escape - Jill, exhausted but alive, is rescued by BSAA agent Josh Stone, and you take action to lead the two heroes through Tricell's secret laboratory, facing hordes of enemies.
  • 4 New Costumes - Fight Evil in style with the new costumes available throughout the game and in the cutscenes!
  • The Mercenaries Reunion - The Mercenaries Reunion introduces 8 new characters and a variety of weapons, giving players the chance to eliminate enemies within a set time limit.
  • Versus - Take control of the fates of Chris, Sheva, and other characters from Resident Evil 5 in online battles for up to 4 players.

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Genre
Action, Adventure
Release Year
2009
Release Date
10/09/2009
Age Rating (PEGI)
18
Version
Gold

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  • Razorjack
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    7 out of 8 members found this review helpful
    Razorjack

    I am a child who grew up killing hordes of bloodthirsty zombies, playing all the titles in the Resident Evil series. Although the first games in the series offered impeccable horror scenes and great atmosphere, I understand the fact that it needed some kind of renewal. Now Resident Evil moves more as an adventure rather than a horror game. It no longer tries to scare you but to make you anxious about the next Boss you will encounter. It is very exaggerated in some points, but with nice controls and very good graphics. One problem I encountered in Single Player concerns the help from the second character, Sheva. In situations where two people are needed (such as some puzzles where one player runs and the other holds, for example, a door open), she seems to not know what to do and often does not offer any help. Co-op with two players thinking simultaneously is much better. Overall, a very nice game that does not reach the level of the older ones.

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  • Razorjack
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    Razorjack

    I am a child who grew up killing hordes of bloodthirsty zombies, playing all the titles in the Resident Evil series. Although the first games in the series offered impeccable horror scenes and great atmosphere, I understand the fact that it needed some kind of renewal. Now Resident Evil moves more as an adventure rather than a horror game. It no longer tries to scare you but to make you anxious about the next Boss you will encounter. It is very exaggerated in some points, but with nice controls and very good graphics. One problem I encountered in Single Player concerns the help from the second character, Sheva. In situations where two people are needed (such as some puzzles where one player runs and the other holds, for example, a door open), she seems to not know what to do and often does not offer any help. Co-op with two players thinking simultaneously is much better. Overall, a very nice game that does not reach the level of the older ones.

    Translated from Greek ·
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Description & Specifications

The latest chapter in the Resident Evil story returns with more content than ever in Resident Evil 5: Gold Edition. This super-packed edition includes the critically acclaimed best-selling game, all the extra content that was previously available only as downloadable content, new missions, costumes, and more, offering many additional hours of thrill and action in the dark world of Resident Evil.

Gold Edition
  • Lost in Nightmares - Play as Chris Redfield and Jill Valentine and travel back to the terrifying Spencer Mansion from the original Resident Evil, solving traps-filled puzzles and surviving attacks from horrifying creatures.
  • Desperate Escape - Jill, exhausted but alive, is rescued by BSAA agent Josh Stone, and you take action to lead the two heroes through Tricell's secret laboratory, facing hordes of enemies.
  • 4 New Costumes - Fight Evil in style with the new costumes available throughout the game and in the cutscenes!
  • The Mercenaries Reunion - The Mercenaries Reunion introduces 8 new characters and a variety of weapons, giving players the chance to eliminate enemies within a set time limit.
  • Versus - Take control of the fates of Chris, Sheva, and other characters from Resident Evil 5 in online battles for up to 4 players.

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Details

Warnings & Safety Information
Genre
Action, Adventure
Release Year
2009
Release Date
10/09/2009
Age Rating (PEGI)
18
Version
Gold

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

Reviews (1)

4.0
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  • Razorjack
    4
    7 out of 8 members found this review helpful
    Razorjack

    I am a child who grew up killing hordes of bloodthirsty zombies, playing all the titles in the Resident Evil series. Although the first games in the series offered impeccable horror scenes and great atmosphere, I understand the fact that it needed some kind of renewal. Now Resident Evil moves more as an adventure rather than a horror game. It no longer tries to scare you but to make you anxious about the next Boss you will encounter. It is very exaggerated in some points, but with nice controls and very good graphics. One problem I encountered in Single Player concerns the help from the second character, Sheva. In situations where two people are needed (such as some puzzles where one player runs and the other holds, for example, a door open), she seems to not know what to do and often does not offer any help. Co-op with two players thinking simultaneously is much better. Overall, a very nice game that does not reach the level of the older ones.

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • Razorjack
    4
    Razorjack

    I am a child who grew up killing hordes of bloodthirsty zombies, playing all the titles in the Resident Evil series. Although the first games in the series offered impeccable horror scenes and great atmosphere, I understand the fact that it needed some kind of renewal. Now Resident Evil moves more as an adventure rather than a horror game. It no longer tries to scare you but to make you anxious about the next Boss you will encounter. It is very exaggerated in some points, but with nice controls and very good graphics. One problem I encountered in Single Player concerns the help from the second character, Sheva. In situations where two people are needed (such as some puzzles where one player runs and the other holds, for example, a door open), she seems to not know what to do and often does not offer any help. Co-op with two players thinking simultaneously is much better. Overall, a very nice game that does not reach the level of the older ones.

    Translated from Greek ·
    7
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