[PC] Resident Evil 4

Introduction:
Hello to all the people that are reading this review on
action adventure horror survival game: Resident Evil 4 (a.k.a
Biohazard 4) for the PC. I will leave the scores at the
bottom of this review. This is my first contribution on the
Romulation game review forums so please ignore my horrible
sentence structures.Game Details:
Title: Resident Evil 4
Platforms: PS2, PC, Wii, Gamecube
Developer: Capcom
Publisher: Ubisoft
Genre: Action Adventure Horror Survival
ESRB Rating: [M] Mature 17+System Requirements
Supported OS: Microsoft(R)Windows(R)2000/XP *1
Processor: Intel(R) Pentium(R) 4 Processor 1.4GHz
(Intel(R) Pentium(R) 4 Processor 2.4GHz or higher recommended)
Memory: 256MB (512MB or more recommended)
Video Card: 128MB VRAM card with DirectX(R) 9.0c or higher /Shader 2.0 or higher support
(256MB VRAM or higher recommended) *2 *5
Sound Card: DirectX(R) 9.0c or higher compatible sound card *3
DVD Drive: 4x DVD-ROM or higher
Monitor: 800 x 600 resolution(SVGA), High-Color (16-bit color) or better
Supported Controllers: mouse and keyboard (required), PC compatible gamepad (4-axis dual analog sticks and 12 or more buttons required) *4
Hard Drive Space: 7.0GB of free space required
A PC capable of connecting to the internet
Box Art:
*Credits: GameFAQ for boxart pictureStory:
The main protagonist in this game is Leon S. Kennedy.
A former police officer working in Raccoon City before
and during the T-Virus outbreak. He was acknowledged by
the U.S. Government and asked to save the President's
daughter: Ashley Graham, held captive in a lonely part
of Europe by a religious cult calling themselves the
"Los Illuminados" (The main antagonists which are infected with Los Plagas).
He is later accompanied by Ada Wong and another familiar face
in his quest on saving Ashley. Leon encounters many enemies like
the Los Ganados, Zealots, Dr. Salvadors and the Big Cheese
(village chief- Bitores Mendez). The merchant, a man who
somehow rebels the Los Illuminados and is already infected by
Los Plagas aids Leon by selling him a variety of items and weapons
and also allows him to upgrade his weapons.Hey look! Its the big cheese!

*Credits: GameFAQGameplay:
The gameplay of Resident Evil 4 is more redefined then
the previous Resident Evil games enabling the character
with different actions during the game (e.g Los Ganados
try to crush Leon with a huge boulder while he trys and
out run it and dodge it with certain button combinations).
This game looks and plays like a third person shooter with
an extra few features like the action button. The controls
are great if you play the game using a gamepad (e.g XBOX360
controller) but players who dont have a gamepad will not
experince the full gameplay with mere keyboard controls.Yes.. you have to fight that :P
*Credits: GameFAQGraphics:
At first when I started a new game, I was amazed at how
the game looked. But as playing along i started to see that
the lighting and graphic detail found in the PS2/Wii/GC was missing
on the PC version. Meaning that they didnt put as much effort
into porting the graphics over, but a patch was later released
adding lighting, fog effects, and other minor details. The overall
character designing look nice and the enemies encountered
look just about the same as the PS2/Wii version.Before patch on the top, and after patch on the bottom
*Credits: NeoGaf for comparison picture
(Note: The "T" in There is missing but its not the patch but just a minor bug)Sound:
The sound in any shooting/action adventure horror game
is fundamental for locating enemy locations and for
atmospheric feel of the game. The overall sound isn't bad and
is quite helpful at times but sometimes when i shoot an
enemy and hear them scream something it appears they are
right next to me but they arent (lacks 3D sound effect IMO).
Though the sound really adds to the frightening surrondings
it could use a bit more touch ups.Replayability
This game specificly on the PC and Wii has tremendous
replayability with extra game modes like "Seperate Ways",
"Ada's Assignment" and "Mercanaries". The player can also
unlock various costumes and other little things. There are
3 different difficulty levels to play on so there is a lot of
replayability in this game.Mercanaries Mode:
*Credits: GameFAQVerdict:
Story: 9/10
Gameplay: 8/10
Graphics: 7.5/10 (Without patch)
Sound: 8.5/10
Replayability: 10/10
Overall: 43/50This game is fun, amusing, and exciting recommended for any one who likes
shooting, adventure, and survival horror games.

Horrible sentence structure? More like structure of your entire review. I see no reason to press enter that many times, if you really want to make the review look longer (which I think is the reason why you chose that structure) then add more content to the review. Explain more as to why you're docking off points from a category from 10 to 8 and why the 8 is an 8. You could explain the background of the Resident Evil series and maybe how it ties in to the story in the previous entries (a quick wikipedia search could help if you don't know).It seems that you haven't played the game, because you don't really dwell into the positives or negatives of the game. There isn't much criticisms, which is what a review is.

It looks neat and easy for me to read...butThis is not
Required at
AllNeeds to be condenced, some comma's help, plus as nat said..It doesn't look as if you really played this, infact I first assumed this was a copy and paste from another site.

Agree with both of them, re-construct your structure more, put more in-game screenshot, add pro and cons, and etc.
It looks like you haven't played it just like Nate and mds has said, as you didn't mention any gameplay experience...Try improve it,
and I'm sure you can do better than this. ;D

Alright thanks for the criticism, ill try to improve it tommorw or when im free :D.
Also, the way i was writing was just a thing i do for no apparent reason and i will fix it and lastly
i did play this game but i havent completly beat it. (I know what goes on the whole game anyways and also played the PS2 version that my friend had)

;D Well,its not good unless u have a controller...if u can afford buy the ps2 or gc versions.