Co-Optimus

[Cubninja]

Today we have two nice companion videos for our Resident Evil 6 hands-on preview from E3. This pair of features the Leon and Helena campaign from the E3 RE6 demo. You'll notice there's a lot more creepy atmosphere than in Resident Evil 5. The videos are about 10 minute each, so you'll see quite a bit of the opening level. Enjoy. 

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[unleashedgamer]

pretty lame.... didnt expect re6 beeing so boring, in the storyline and in the gameplay

[unleashedgamer]

also... who the hell had the idea of putting the camera behind your players but? cant soo anything in front of leon, lol.

[LadySwans]

Story trailer
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o4VJljsHgSo

Gameplay and story trailer
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EJWHN3qWdiw

Gameplay trailer
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SM4pGVKd5BE

[LadySwans]

If that's your idea of boring I would love to live your action packed life.

"While the first-person perspective allows players to aim and shoot without their avatar blocking their view,[3] the third-person shooter shows the protagonist from an "over the shoulder shot" or "behind the back" perspective.[4][6] Thus, the third-person perspective allows the game designer to create a more strongly characterized avatar,[3] and directs the player's attention as if watching a film. In contrast, a first-person perspective provides the player with greater immersion into the game universe.[7]

This difference in perspective also has an impact on gameplay. Third-person shooters allow players to see the area surrounding the avatar more clearly.[3] This viewpoint facilitates more interaction between the character and their surrounding environment, such as the use of tactical cover in Gears of War,[8] or navigating tight quarters.[9] As such, the third-person perspective is better for interacting with objects in the game world, such as jumping on platforms, engaging in close combat, or driving a vehicle. However, the third-person perspective can interfere with tasks that require fine aiming.[10]" {http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Third-person_shooter}