Resident Evil 4 (Nintendo Wii/ Wii U) (Preowned) - £2.99 @ GAME

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Resident Evil 4 (Nintendo Wii/ Wii U) £2.99 Delivered (Preowned) @ GAME

£2.99 GAME24 Oct 16

Source: HotUKDeals | Deals > Entertainment

Opening post

mixmixi

24 Oct 16

If you've got some spare points and don't want to pay the rip off price for thrice ported version on PS4. :smiley:

Scored 91/100 for Wii version (higher than PS4 version) on metacritics.

Blurbs:

Resident Evil 4 is one of the highest rated games on GameRankings.com and Metacritic.com, garnering dozens of awards and nominations. The game has been highly praised for its amazing gameplay and incredible, drastic re-invention of the Resi-created “survival-horror” genre. Resident Evil 4 now comes to the Wii with added Wii Remote support, allowing Resi fans to aim, fire, slash, reload, crank and avoid oncoming adversaries with intuitive motions and movements. With new intuitive controls, Resident Evil 4 is reborn on Wii as a whole new Resident Evil experience!

Leon S. Kennedy from Resident Evil 2, formerly Raccoon City Police Department’s idealistic rookie cop, is now a U.S. agent with a top-secret mission to rescue the President’s daughter, who has been kidnapped by a mysterious organization. In Resident Evil 4, Leon must begin his investigation with a trip to an undisclosed Spanish-speaking village in Europe, where he encounters a residing horde of unruly villagers who pledge their lives to Los Illuminados, the evil cult that perpetrated Ashley’s kidnapping. As Leon encounters unimaginable evil, he must find out who -- or what -- is behind everything.

Top comments

mixmixi to catt466

24 Oct 16 3 #21

What is misleading? Just look at the picture then. Wii games are compatible with wii u so nothing is misleading really.

SVRich

24 Oct 16 3 #8

Yea, the motion controls for aiming really made this version the best to play, does look a bit rough these days though.

Latest comments (37)

jsty3105

26 Oct 16 #37

Yeah - logical to think so. It appears that Nintendo's recommended distance is between 1-3 feet so I guess it wouldn't be too detrimental.

SVRich

26 Oct 16 #36

Yea, that makes sense although playing Wii games on the gamepad making sure you are far enough back to use the motion controls can't be the best way to play.

jsty3105

25 Oct 16 #35

So that you could play on the telly. If you want to just use the GamePad as the screen, then you don't need a sensor bar.
http://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/1156/~/using-the-wii-u-gamepad-in-wii-mode-faq
Does the Wii U GamePad have a Sensor Bar?
Yes. When using the Wii U GamePad in Wii Mode, the Sensor Bar, located at the top of the Wii U GamePad, is turned on.

crispylimbs

25 Oct 16 #34

Hello ladies!!

SVRich

24 Oct 16 1 #33

No worries, it's all good.

mixmixi

24 Oct 16 #32

My apologies mate. Didn't understand you well... :disappointed:

SVRich

24 Oct 16 1 #31

I wasn't meaning to start an argument rather being a pedantic git. It wasn't misleading in the slightest.

mixmixi

24 Oct 16 #30

True that, the whole argument however is pointless. I put the Nintendo wii first in my description followed by wii U. If you don't have sensor bar on your wii U and want to play the wii version on it, simply go and buy one. DS4 is included in every new console you buy but I don't want to start another pointless argument over it. The whole point was the title is correct, the person who is calling it misleading is having a wrong claim.

SVRich

24 Oct 16 #29

I agree it does work, I was more playing devil's advocate although your example is not quite the same,every PS4 came with a DS4 not every Wii U came with a sensor bar and Wiimote.

mixmixi

24 Oct 16 #28

True, also if you have a PS4 and not a dual shock controller you can't play any game with it. This is my about hardware mate, the software compatibility is the subject.

SVRich

24 Oct 16 #27

Really? Why then did they sell a version with a sensor bar as well as one without to begin with?

jsty3105

24 Oct 16 #26

The Wii U's GamePad has the Wii sensor bar built in so people would just need to have a Wiimote

jsty3105

24 Oct 16 #25

Ah - so Capcom just put the same digital sale price on both the Wii U and PS4.

SVRich

24 Oct 16 #24

Having said that if you just have a Wii U you may not have the sensor bar and Wiimote so would you still be able to play it?

Brewer

24 Oct 16 #23

£4.79 now?

catt466

24 Oct 16 #20

Don't say it's Wii U when it's Wii. That's misleading.

mixmixi to catt466

24 Oct 16 3 #21

What is misleading? Just look at the picture then. Wii games are compatible with wii u so nothing is misleading really.

voyager123 to catt466

24 Oct 16 1 #22

as mixmixi said how is this misleading, i could understand IF the wii u didn't play wii games but it does!

dave859

24 Oct 16 #19

Out of all the formats I've got this game on I would say the Wii version is the best, the control system really fits the game well.

SVRich

24 Oct 16 #18

You still can't move an shoot but headshots and targeting other weakspots on the Wii version were so much easier so it did make the game easier....didn't make Ashley any less annoying mind.

81980085

24 Oct 16 #17

The clunky controls were deliberate to make the game more stressful, so you can't move and shoot at the same time.

Spasho

24 Oct 16 #16

NGC's better for those that prefer to use a traditional controller and the graphics look really good. I can somewhat imagine how good the visuals look with the GameCube component but won't spend £150 on the damn cable. Wii Official Component Cable and Wii2HDMI are more than suffice, plus, there's also the Dolphin emulator for NGC/Wii games (Cemu for Wii U).

adyDeals

24 Oct 16 1 #15

Seems I'll be the first to say "Aah, I bought it at a higher price!"

bren26

24 Oct 16 #14

I remember the GameCube version looking really good & the ps4 version looks awful to me.

SVRich

24 Oct 16 3 #8

Yea, the motion controls for aiming really made this version the best to play, does look a bit rough these days though.

pannan to SVRich

24 Oct 16 2 #13

They are good but make it a bit easy so I recommend bumping up the difficulty

pannan

24 Oct 16 #12

This is the Wii version so you already have it anyway

voyager123

24 Oct 16 #11

its 12.99 at the moment its usually 15.99

jsty3105

24 Oct 16 #10

Curious - How much is it there?

Spasho

24 Oct 16 #9

Tried playing the Wii version with a Wii Classic Controller and the end result was a mess, imo. Just because it's compatible it shouldn't be played like that or better yet, Capcom should've just made it Wiimote + Nunchuk exclusive.

Spasho

24 Oct 16 2 #7

Have it on NGC and Wii already. No need to repurchase it once more as the graphics and gameplay are great on the NGC/Wii versions.

You can sure as hell expect Resident Evil 4 to also be re-re-re-re-re-re-reee-released on PS5 and Xbox Two. :stuck_out_tongue:

Decoded

24 Oct 16 1 #2

looks graphically rough by today's standards but the gameplay and controls are still spot on.

Zuulan to Decoded

24 Oct 16 2 #6

The Wii control is the best way to play this game. Heated.

voyager123

24 Oct 16 1 #5

good point but it IS Capcom so no big surprise

mixmixi

24 Oct 16 2 #4

Because I am a Sony fanboy myself and I am disappointed at the way they priced it. :smile: Don't be sensitive mate, all I meant was the price on the current gen console are a rip off.

voyager123

24 Oct 16 2 #3

why the downer on sony its out for the xbox one as well and sure it dosen't have it on sale like the ps4 version. but heat added for a fantastic game at amazing price

kcspurs

24 Oct 16 1 #1

First time I played resi 4 was on the wii. Best game I played. Heat added

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