Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City finally hits PC
Lydia Sung - Friday, May 18, 2012 12:06pm (PST)
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In case you needed a co-op shooter to play
Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City has finally made its way to PC in North America and Europe, and Capcom is assuring everyone that it looks much more amazing than the console versions. Well, no surprise there.
As with the PS3 and 360 versions, Operation Raccoon City PC will receive the first Spec Ops mission as free DLC, though the rest are going to cost ya'. Gameplay features between the various versions should remain the same, including the eight-player team battles and four-player co-op campaign.
So anyway, here's a co-op shooter if you need a break from Diablo III (Hah!) or happen to be one of the few people on this planet not afflicted by Diablo fever. While critics have deemed the gameplay rather mediocre, Operation Raccoon City managed to sell over 2 million copies.
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RabidChinaGirl - Not to go all grammar nazi on you, but I think 'afflicted with' was the term you meant, as opposed to 'inflicted by' since that's open ended (it's saying "Diablo Fever inflicted _________ on you" or "Diablo Fever inflicted you with ________", leaving the noun the subject verbed you with out >_> So yeah, either 'afflicted with' (suffering from), or 'inflicted with' (attacked/infected with). Mind you, someone could correct me, since I'm hardly an English major or whatever XD
I'm probably not making a lot of friends with the staff, what with all the unasked for proofreading I do on articles XD
Oh well, it's a bit of a compulsion of mine.