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crispygamer.com - 3/18/2009

Column: Dissenting Opinion: Resident Evil 5

— crispygamer.com — (Page 1 of 4) Scott Jones' review of Resident Evil 5 says things that need to be... said. To his credit, he leads with an admission of his own white guilt, expressed in that quintessential moment when white guilt dawns: being shown "The Birth of a ... (more) Column: Dissenting Opinion: Resident Evil 5

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crispygamer.com - 3/22/2009

Column: Thought/Process: More on Resident Evil 5 and Uncomfortable Echoes

— crispygamer.com — (Page 1 of 3) Resident Evil 5 came out on Friday, and a few things happened this... weekend. Comment threads around the Web -- including our own -- burned with debate as to how racist Resident Evil 5 may or may not be. The New York Times review by Seth ... (more) Column: Thought/Process: More on Resident Evil 5 and ...

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fwd.five.tv - 3/25/2009

Resident Evil 5

— fwd.five.tv — Jason plays and reviews the highly anticipated fifth instalment of the Resident Evil series and catches up... with the game’s producer Masachika Kawata. Read Resident Evil 5 on FiveFWD (more) Resident Evil 5

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Unannounced Resident Evil 6 Could Take 8 Years [Teh Future]
Kotaku — ... But if we do, it could take anywhere up to eight years, but hopefully only four." It could take up to eight years, but hopefully only four?! To recap, Resident Evil came out in 1996, Resident Evil 2 in 1998, Resident Evil 3 in 1999, Resident Evil 4 in 2005 and Resident Evil 5 in 2009. And possibly RE6 in 2017? Expect a gajillion spin-offs and Wii ports in between then. Resident Evil 5 [FiveFWD via D+PAD via VG247] ...

Kawata: Resident Evil 6 'could take 8 years'
Joystiq — ... they ever see it at all. A lot can change for games over time, as our flow chart explains (it's 110% scientific, we swear). Over time, games can advance with new ideas and bring our favorite characters into exciting new situations. However, sometimes (much to the chagrin of plenty of our own readers) something doesn't change that players feel is an issue, while others believe it's a system that works just fine. Preferences. They so crah-zay! [Via D+Pad] ...