I came up with a kinda wierd RE4 minigame idea. It would involve HUNK going through the castle looking for an item (the SAMPLE? idk) and it would let the player control HUNK like Leon. It would be the length of 2 chapters, or as long as Seperate Ways. It would probably be called "The 4th Survivor" or sumthing. Anyway, it would start out by having a helicopter droping off HUNK at the ledge area outside of the ballroom. HUNK would venture throughout the Castle and see occasional glimpses of Leon,

(CONTINUED) and have a nasty ecounter with Ada. The main idea i had was to have the player lead HUNK down into the Prison area, minus the Novistadors. He would pass the brick walls and eventually HUNK would turn the corner and run smackdab into Birkin (G). HUNK would look around him and see his former comrades with him and shooting Birkin. The background area would transform into a that of re2 Sewers, and it would be revealed this is a flashback. The player would have to hold off Birkin, but

We all know what happens. HUNK would come back to reality and focus on his current mission. And after that, im kinda blank on ideas....
Its just a wierd fantasy, but i would appreciate feedback.

No interest.

Resident Evil 4 was as close to perfection as possible. But i've no interest in another mini-game treading ground already treaded twice, maybe three times in the same game.

Please post all that in one post next time.

Kind of a strange mission but I am all for new content. But RE4 is an old game so make it for RE5.

well, at least you bothered to read the post...


good idea, we really need a minigame that has areas from past RE games. I only pray 2 CAPCOM we get more RE5 addons

We don't need old areas. Fuck that. We need new places with new ideas and the classic atmosphere. I'm tired of Raccoon City and the damn mansion.

ummm, im talking about the Castle area from RE4. I dont know where the hell you got Raccoon City from, but that is irrelevant to my idea

You missed my point. The point is we need new areas.

fine, point taken, but i would appreciate you expanding on your idea