Don't feel bad, glue, the same exact thing happened to me. Every time I play through it, I just can't seem to find those last two leeches. Where the hell are they?! And what exactly do you get for collecting 100 leeches? Rocket Launcher?

Infinite ammo, i beleive. I checked gamefaqs a loong time ago, cant quite remember.

Well, I've done some exploring into the game myself and have found things very wrong with the minigame.

It is very rare that you'll find all 100 leeches and when you do it's very hard to find them a second time after that.

The fact is that it all depends on what 2 erbs are at the bottom of the staircase....green and blue or green and green.

You usally find it when both erbs are green....but never when green and blue are at the bottom....

That's what I got from it....but I may be wrong....the erbs also determine what weapon is in the basement.

Did a group of people at Capcom actually sit there and agree that this should be in the game? Is this their idea of fun? Like the rest of the game it was pretty annoying (I did like this game though). I played it once, and that's enough.

I thought the mini-game was quite interesting.yes, it can last for a while at times which takes away the purpose of it being a mini-game.I didn't really have an inventory problem in my case.what's cool about this mini-game is that it's diffrent from the others which makes it unique but in a cool way.

This mini game gets sort of boring i got the first three prizes then the infinite ammo i dont know what prize b is

I actually liked this mini game. Granted, it was nowhere near being better than the battle modes of 2 and CV and Mercs. for 3 and 4, but it was still fun. There's actually some depth to it in terms of strategy and it really has you thinking. It was also pretty fun, and annoying at the same time, to encounter random enemies in certain rooms that you were definitely not expecting.

I thought Leech Hunter was uninspired and a predictable mini-game. With the other Resi titles, the mini-games were interesting, fun and had re-playability, where as Leech Hunter was a throw-away mini-game that for me lacks any excitement. It was as if Capcom was running out of time, the release date drawing near, and needed a mini-game quick.

Definitely one of the weakest Resi mini-games I feel.