What's going on, Tim? How's it going?

It's going on.

You're still bummed out about our Resident Evil, huh?

Oh, bummed out, not a lot of things.

Welcome everybody to the audible impressions.

This one for Resident Evil Operation Raccoon City, the recent multiplayer co-op, Resident

Evil iteration that everybody's kind of been poop-poohing on recently.

So Tim and I here to talk about it because we kind of ran through the whole thing.

We played it in kind of a couple different ways and unique ways and tried a bunch of the modes out.

So I think it will be a pretty interesting conversation.

The thing is, I still don't know how you feel about this because you seem maybe okay about it. Maybe not. Go ahead. It functions. I guess that's all I can say about. Okay, so you're not positive about this at all. No. Why? I don't really like it. I don't understand. How did you keep coming back and playing more with me if you didn't enjoy it? Because the fact is you always seem pretty up for it. I said, hey, let's play some more. And you're like, okay. And I was like, okay, well, I guess you must think of it as an all right game. Well, I've finished games. I finished games no matter how bad they are, at least as long as they're functional, which obviously this game is, it's functional.

And that's about it.

I mean, I'm not going to remember this game for many good things.

It's just, the reason I played the game with you is because...

It's co-op.

Well, you enjoy, we enjoy co-op.

And that's one of the reasons why I like this game.

I actually like this game.

I would even almost go as far to say I really like this game.

People should be forewarned they should not get this game if they're looking for a single-player experience.

It's obviously built around multiplayer.

Yeah.

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