Biohazard 4 (2005) (VG)

Réalisateurs:

Kuniomi Matsushita
Shinji Mikami

Scénaristes:

Eric Bailey (script translation: PlayStation 2 version)
David Crislip (script translation: PlayStation 2 version)

Genre:

Action | Aventure | Crime | Drame | Horreur | Mystère | Thriller

Accroche:

Evil evolves

Intrigue:

Six years after the viral outbreak that destroyed Racoon City, former police officer Leon S. Kennedy...

Plot Keywords:

Village | Police | Force | Agent | Pistol

Récompenses:

1 win & 1 nomination

Avis des utilisateurs:

The Greatest

Ensemble

Paul Mercier	...	Leon Scott Kennedy / Merchant (voice: English version)
Carolyn Lawrence	...	Ashley Graham (voice: English version)
Rino Romano	...	Luis Sera (voice: English version)
Sally Cahill	...	Ada Wong (voice: English version)
Salli Saffioti	...	Ingrid Hunnigan (voice: English version)
Rene Mujica	...	Ramon Salazar (voice: English version)
Jim Ward	...	Jack Krauser (voice: English version)
Jesse Corti	...	Bitores Mendez (voice: English version)
Michael Gough	...	Osmund Saddler (voice: English version)
Richard Waugh	...	Albert Wesker (voice: English version)
Ward E. Sexton	...	Title Call (voice: English version)
Alex Mendoza	...	Villagers / Zealots (voice: English version)
Carol Bach y Rita	...	Villagers / Zealots (voice: English version) (as Carol Bach-Y-Rita)
Carlos Carrasco	...	Villagers / Zealots (voice: English version)

Autre(s) titre(s):

Resident Evil 4 (International: English title) (USA)
Biohazard 4: Wii Edition (Japan) (reissue title)
Resident Evil 4: Wii Edition (USA) (reissue title)

Pays:

Japan

Langue:

Anglais | Espagnol

Couleur:

Couleur

Rapport de forme:

1,85 : 1

Son:

Dolby

Classification:

Australia:MA | Ireland:15 | Germany:18 | South Korea:18 | Ireland:18 (Nintendo Wii version) | France:-18 | UK:15 | USA:M

Lieux de tournage:

Spain

Société:

Capcom Company

Anecdotes:

This Resident Evil used all new enemies that were not in any of the previous games. No zombies, no Cerberus, no crows, no giant spiders, no tyrants, no hunters, no lickers made it to this installment.

Goofs:

Révélant des erreurs: NPC Limbo: After freeing the dog from the bear trap you see it vanish suddenly once it jumps the fence. Shortly after the villagers watching you on the ledge vanish also. This is not visible in the GameCube or PS2 versions, only on the PC version where it is presented in Full HD and with enhanced lighting. It is also noticeable on Wii, in the "Professional" mode

Guillemet:

Osmund Saddler: [Saddler tries to control Leon by the controlling the plagas inside of him, but it doesn't work] Hmm?
Leon S. Kennedy: [points his knife at Saddler] Better try a new trick, cause that one's getting old.
[cuts Ada Wong down from where she was being held]
Leon S. Kennedy: You okay?
Ada Wong: I've been better.
Osmund Saddler: Hm, hm, hm, hm, hm, hm.
Leon S. Kennedy: [puzzled] What's so funny?
Osmund Saddler: Oh, I think you know. The "American prevailing" is a cliche that only happens in your Hollywood movies. Oh Mr. Kennedy, you entertain me. To show my appreciation, I will help you awaken from your world of clichés.
[Saddler turns into a giant spider-like creature]
Leon S. Kennedy: Ada, stand back.
[...]

Connexions De Film:

Références Sudden Impact (1983)

The Greatest

I'd be lying if I said that I've always been a big Resident Evil fan, but upon hearing so damn much about the fourth installment, I decided to see what the fuss was about. I was not disappointed.

I figured that the game would be enjoyable for a while, but I wasn't sure about longevity; I didn't think it would hold my interest. I assumed that once I'd played it for ten minutes, I'd basically seen all it had to offer. I couldn't have been further from the truth. The game's strongest point (there are many, believe me) is its sense of horror. While this may seem obvious, many games (Alone in the Dark, Eternal Darkness etc) fail to accomplish this. No zombies in RE4; you'll be up against fast, smart humans (not to mention some seriously creepy monsters). The sense that you are constantly battling for your life is unrivalled, yet the rewards are also great. The feeling you get from defeating one of the spectacular bosses is reward enough, but there are several unlockables to hold your interest for a LONG time.

Even if there was nothing to unlock, it wouldn't be important; I found that as soon as I completed the game, I wanted to start again. The game's length is superb too. At roughly 20 hours long, it provides days of entertainment without being overly long.

How can I go this far without mentioning the graphics? I'm sure you've heard all about them already; the best fire ever seen in a video game, along with excellent water and outstanding character models and locations make RE4 the best looking console game ever.

What more can I say? The voice acting is much better than we're used to from videogames, helping the narrative involvement. But the best thing to do is go out there and play it yourself: although I don't think I could make myself recommend it to squeamish gamers...